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Chronological Review of Otter Changes in the status and distribution of mammals of the order Carnivora in Yorkshire from 1600. County history of the fox, badger, otter, pine marten, stoat, weasel, polecat, American mink, wildcat and domestic cat. Item Type Thesis Authors Howes, Colin Anthony Rights <a rel="license" href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/ by-nc-nd/3.0/"><img alt="Creative Commons License" style="border-width:0" src="http://i.creativecommons.org/l/by- nc-nd/3.0/88x31.png" /></a><br />The University of Bradford theses are licenced under a <a rel="license" href="http:// creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/">Creative Commons Licence</a>. Download date 25/09/2021 00:11:43 Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10454/4306 APPENDIX 2.1. INDEX OF SOURCES EXAMINED FOR 'VERMIN' BOUNTY PAYMENTS IN CHURCHWARDENS' ACCOUNTS FROM YORKSHIRE PARISHES APPENDIX 2.1. INDEX OF SOURCES EXAMINED FOR 'VERMIN' BOUNTY PAYMENTS IN CHURCHWARDENS' ACCOUNTS FROM YORKSHIRE PARISHES (* = specific figures not available or discernable) e Archive code or Date PARISH of parish church Fox Literary Source Range Stoat Otter Ferret Weasel Badger Polecat Archiv Wild CatWild 'Foulmart' Pine Marten Total Carnivora Yorkshire region National Grid Ref. Altitude (ft) Altitude Vermin' Vermin' Bounties present Addingham WY SD0749 80 (Lovegrove 2007) 1668-1824 Yes * * * Adwick-le-Street SY SE5408 24 DMBCA PR/ADW 6 1816-1822 Yes 4 30 1 35 Ainderby Steeple NY SE3392 NYCRO PR/A15 Mic. 1205 1729-1910 No Airmyn EY SE7225 DMBCA PR/66/3/B1-2 1804-1891 No Aldbrough EY TA2438 EYCRO PE/76/53 1682-1765 No Ardsley, East WY SE3025 214 (Roberts 1882-85) 1811 Yes 2 2 PR/ARD Mic.1046; Arkendale NY SE3860 NYCRO (Lovegrove 2007) 1715-1820 No PR/ 14/6/B1; (Lovegrove Arksey-with-Bentley SY SE5707 22 DMBCA 2007) 1719-1773 Yes 447 652 29 19 1147 Attercliffe SY SK3788 SCA CA/26/1 1676-1780 No PR/AYS 1 vol.; Aysgarth NY SE0088 NYCRO (Lovegrove 2007) 1722-1878 No Ayton, Great NY NZ5610 219 NYCRO PR/AYG Mic. 1202 1734-1836 Yes 225 1 2 4 36 268 Barnburgh SY SE4803 137 DMBCA PR/3/6/A1 1702-1733 Yes 97 10 1 5 10 123 Cusworth Bawtry SY SK6593 27 Museum 1723-1738 Yes 58 17 1 76 PR/BED Mic. 995; Bedale NY SE2688 150 NYCRO (Lovegrove 2007) 1668-1699 Yes 89 11 4 15 119 PE/1/51-113 (Howes Beverly (St. Mary's) EY TA0439 54 EYCRO 2002) 1592-1736 Yes 4 3 7 Bingley WY SE1139 492 (Lovegrove 2007) 1652-1668 Yes * * * 1 APPENDIX 2.1. INDEX OF SOURCES EXAMINED FOR 'VERMIN' BOUNTY PAYMENTS IN CHURCHWARDENS' ACCOUNTS FROM YORKSHIRE PARISHES APPENDIX 2.1. INDEX OF SOURCES EXAMINED FOR 'VERMIN' BOUNTY PAYMENTS IN CHURCHWARDENS' ACCOUNTS FROM YORKSHIRE PARISHES Birdsall EY SE8165 (Lovegrove 2007) 1759-1808 No Bishop Wilton EY SE7955 228 (Lovegrove 2007) 1772-1825 Yes * * * (Fullerton-Smith 1881, Bolton Percy NY SE5341 21 Lovegrove 2007) 1788-1830 Yes 7 1 1 17 26 Bolton-on-Dearne SY SE4502 52 DMBCA PR/9/97/1-16; 9/103/1-4 1738-1808 Yes 1 2 3 Boroughbridge NY SE3966 NYCRO PR/BBG Mic. 1878 1785-1897 No Bossall NY SE7160 116 (Lovegrove 2007) 1738-1833 Yes PE/143/11; (Lovegrove Boynton EY TA1368 EYCRO 2007) 1740-1776 No Bradfield SY SK2692 1000 SCCA WIL/D/457 1739-1755 Yes 6 6 Bradford (Shipley) WY SE1633 278 (Wroot 1895) 1668-1748 Yes 6 1 1 4 22 34 PR/BRG Mic. 466; Brignall NY NZ0712 NYCRO (Lovegrove 2007) 1834-1900 No PR/BRO Mic. 1084; Brompton-by-Sawdon NY SE9482 120 NYCRO (Lovegrove 2007) 1748-1851 Yes 148 4 1 1 2 156 Bubwith EY SE7136 (Lovegrove 2007) 1714-1798 No Burghwallis SY SE5313 90 DMBCA PR/54/3/B1-2 1769-1796 Yes Burneston NY SE3084 NYCRO PR/BUE Mic. 1205 No PE/60/17; 27; (Lovegrove Burton Agnes EY TA1063 69 EYCRO 2007) 1776-1882 Yes * * Carnaby EY TA1465 (Lovegrove 2007) 1744-1798 No PR/CAT Mic. 1530-34; Catterick NY SE2397 NYCRO 43-44; (Lovegrove 2007) 1788-1897 No PE/9/15; 19; (Lovegrove Catwick EY TA1345 EYCRO 2007) 1722-1806 No Spencer Stanhope Cawthorne SY SE2807 SCCA MSS/60305 1638-1750 No Church Fenton WY SE5136 (Lovegrove 2007) 1775-1788 No Clapham NY SD7469 NYCRO PR/CPM Mic. 1178-79 1788-1961 No PE/2/19 (Johnson 1903, Cottingham EY TA0432 15 EYCRO Lovegrove 2007). 1660-1890 Yes 1259 18 37 1314 Coxwold NY SE5377 230 (Lovegrove 2007) 1632-1686 Yes * Crambe NY SE7364 200 (Lovegrove 2007) 1756-1794 Yes Crathorne NY NZ4407 NYCRO PR/CRT Mic. 1205; 06; 22 1812-1911 No PR/DGN 1 vol. (Lovegrove Deighton NY NZ3801 256 NYCRO 2007) 1665-1825 Yes * * * 2 APPENDIX 2.1. INDEX OF SOURCES EXAMINED FOR 'VERMIN' BOUNTY PAYMENTS IN CHURCHWARDENS' ACCOUNTS FROM YORKSHIRE PARISHES APPENDIX 2.1. INDEX OF SOURCES EXAMINED FOR 'VERMIN' BOUNTY PAYMENTS IN CHURCHWARDENS' ACCOUNTS FROM YORKSHIRE PARISHES Corporation Disbursement Doncaster SY SE5703 27 DMBCA Book 1619-20 Yes 1 1 1 3 Drax WY SE6726 (Lovegrove 2007) 1778-1874 No (Roberts 1882-85, 1653-1690; East Ardsley WY SE3025 456 Lovegrove 2007) 1811 Yes 2 2 PR/BUR Mic.995; 1653- East Cawton NY SE3003 NYCRO 1690 1661-1823 No Eastrington EY SE7930 EYCRO PE/150/23-24 1617-1712 No PR/54/87; 89; (Eastwood Ecclesfield SY SK3593 300 SCCA 1862) 1589-1755 Yes 46 8 1 3 2 12 72 Elland WY SE1021 492 (Lovegrove 2007) 1746-1751 Yes * Elloughton and Brough EY SE9428 54 EYCRO PE/101/31 1706-1771 Yes 65 65 Ferriby, North EY SE9825 50 EYCRO PE/36/10-12 1613-1827 Yes 98 14 112 Spencer Stanhope MSS PR/27/1;8;10;11; Fishlake SY SE6513 13 SCCA (Lovegrove 2007) 1699-1894 Yes 14 14 PE/85/34-35; (Lovegrove Flamborough EY TA2270 EYCRO 2007) 1738-1792 No PR/FY Mic. 1338-41; Fylingdales NY NZ9304 250 NYCRO (Lovegrove 2007) 1762-1833 Yes * * PE/13/17-18; (Lovegrove Garton on the Wold EY SE9856 EYCRO 2007) 1756-1887 No Halifax WY SE0925 545 (Lovegrove 2007) 1620-1663 Yes * * Harthill SY SK4980 116 SCCA PR/47/55-56; 61; 88; 89 1702-1777 Yes 52 1 5 58 Hatfield SY SE6609 DMBCA PR/28/3/B1 1821-1883 No PR/HAW Mic. 826; Hawes NY SD8789 850 NYCRO (Lovegrove 2007) 1726-1800 Yes PR/HEL Mic. 995; Helmsley NY SE6183 200 NYCRO (Lovegrove 2007) 1671-1785 Yes 1 605 606 Heptonstall WY SD9828 (Lovegrove 2007) 1723-1775 No PR Hes. 8; (Lovegrove Heslington EY SE6250 36 Borthwick 2007) 1712-1810 Yes * * Hickleton SY SE4805 344 DMBCA PR/24/3/B1 1821-1922 Yes 5 5 High Melton SY SE5001 262 DMBCA PR/20/6/A1 1821-1825 Yes PE/17/23; (Lovegrove Hilston EY TA2833 EYCRO 2007) 1742-1914 No Hilton NY NZ4611 148 NYCRO PR/HIL Mic. 1205; 09 1761-1858 Yes 18 5 23 3 APPENDIX 2.1. INDEX OF SOURCES EXAMINED FOR 'VERMIN' BOUNTY PAYMENTS IN CHURCHWARDENS' ACCOUNTS FROM YORKSHIRE PARISHES APPENDIX 2.1. INDEX OF SOURCES EXAMINED FOR 'VERMIN' BOUNTY PAYMENTS IN CHURCHWARDENS' ACCOUNTS FROM YORKSHIRE PARISHES Hollym-cum- Withernsea EY TA3427 EYCRO PE/18/29 1786-1922 No Holme on the Wolds EY SE9646 131 EYCRO PE/53/9; (Lovegrove 2007) 1748-1861 Yes * * * * Holmpton EY TA3623 EYCRO PE/19/8 1672-1786 No Hook EY SE7624 12 DMBCA PR/39/3/B1-2 1812-1878 Yes 3 3 Hooton Pagnell SY SE4808 246 DMBCA (Whiting 1938) 1767-1820 Yes 1 1 Hooton Roberts SY SK4897 120 SCCA PR/26/1-2; 20 1753-1830 Yes 15 6 21 Hotham EY SE8934 EYCRO PE/20/26-27 1649-1743 No PE121/37; (Lovegrove Illegi Howden EY SE7428 EYCRO 2007) 1593-1666 ble PR/HBB 2/1 Mic. 1704; 1742-1861 Yes Hubberholme NY SD9278 814 NYCRO 57; (Jaques 1978) * * PR/HUD Mic. 995; Hudswell NY NZ1400 658 NYCRO (Lovegrove 2007) 1698-1703 Yes 1 1 5 7 Humbleton-with- PE/68/71-72; 78; 89; Elsternwick EY TA2234 EYCRO (Lovegrove 2007) 1734-1799 No Husthwaite NY SE5175 NYCRO (Lovegrove 2007) 1794-1837 No Ilkley WY SE1147 393 (Lovegrove 2007) 1623-1703 Yes * * * PR/KID Mic. 1704; H.B. Booth MS; (Lovegrove Kildwick NY SE0145 180 NYCRO 2007) 1660-1921 Yes 219 2 49 4 558 832 PR K/G 7; (Lovegrove Kirby Grindelythe EY SE9067 Borthwick 2007) 1792-1870 No PR/KML 5/1/1; (Jaques 1723-1942 Yes Kirby Malham NY SE8961 650 NYCRO 1978) * PR/KMZ 2/2 Mic. 1204; (Roberts 1882-85, Kirby Malzeard NY SE2374 453 NYCRO Lovegrove 2007) 1575-1587 Yes 2 3 5 PR K/U. 11; (Lovegrove Kirby Underdale EY SE8058 400 Borthwick 2007) 1741-1828 Yes * * * PR K/W. 19; (Lovegrove Kirby Wharfe WY SE5040 26 Borthwick 2007) 1697-1800 Yes * * * * PR/KRT Mic. 1595; 1704; Kirklington NY SE3181 NYCRO (Lovegrove 2007) 1694-1858 No Langfield WY (Lovegrove 2007) 1771-1832 Yes * * PE/25/17; (Lovegrove Langtoft-with-Cottam EY TA0166 235 EYCRO 2007) 1767-1856 Yes 7 4 11 PR/LAS Mic. 1976; 85; Lastingham NY SE7290 424 NYCRO (Lovegrove 2007) 1693-1894 Yes * * 4 APPENDIX 2.1. INDEX OF SOURCES EXAMINED FOR 'VERMIN' BOUNTY PAYMENTS IN CHURCHWARDENS' ACCOUNTS FROM YORKSHIRE PARISHES APPENDIX 2.1. INDEX OF SOURCES EXAMINED FOR 'VERMIN' BOUNTY PAYMENTS IN CHURCHWARDENS' ACCOUNTS FROM YORKSHIRE PARISHES PR Led. 19, 19 (Lovegrove Ledsham WY SE4529 Borthwick 2007) 1738-1875 No Lofthouse WY SE3326 141 (Roberts 1882-85) 1807-1823 Yes Halifax Nat. & Record of Luddenden WY SE0424 474 Sci.
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