144 SOUTH KTLYINGTON. NORTH RIDING YORKSHIRE. [KELLY'3
Post &; T. Office, Upsall. Peter Deuchar, sub-post. Wall Letter Box, near Smithy, cleared 11.35 a.m. & master. Letters arrive fTom Thirsk at 7.15 a.m. & 5.15 p.m. week days only . 4.20 p.m. & dispatched at 11.30 a. m. &; S· 10 p.m.; no Public Elementary School, South Kilvington (mixed), delivery of letters on sundays. Borrowby is the built in 1875 by subscription, for so children; averag, nearest money order office, 3 miles distant attendance, 55; Mrs. Martha Ray, mistress SOUTH KILVINGTON. Keel Thomas, blacksmith & assistant COMMERCIAL. Buchannan Rev. Malcolm M.A. overseer & rate collector Atlay John cowkeeper Norman William, farmer ' (curate), Norwood house Peckett Ha.rry, farmer Bowes John, gamekeeper to E. ~- Cussons J n. W ardell Potter, Grove ho Turton esq KingsleyRev. Wm. Towler B. D.Rectory Rymer Jame~ miller ( water) Boyes Fras. jun. farmer, Nevison ho Watson Hunter, Beech Hill house Taylor Robert, grocer Cornish George, cowket-per COMMERCIAL. Ware John Thomas, shopkeeper Cornish Thomas, cowkeeper Brisby Thomas, farmer, Manor house THORNBROUGH. Deuchar Peter, sub-postmstr. & tailor Chapman George William, farmer Atkinson Robt. farmer, Quorndou ho Garbutt James, farmer, Low Moor · Ellis Jane (Mrs.), farmer Atlay Benj. frmr. Low. Thornbrough Hall Joseph, blacksmith Hill Benjamin, farmer, The Grange Boyes Francis, sen. farmer, Thorn- Knaggs James, farmer, North farm Hill Francis, farmer, Glebe farm brough house Peat Robert, farm bailiff to Edmund Hutton Frederick, wheelwright UPSALL. R. Tnrton esq Jackson John, farmer, Hagg house Thompson Robert, The Grange Street Edwin, head gardener to E. Kay George, Old Oak Tree P.H Turton Edmund Russborough D.L., WRh: TWu~"t ~n es9 . J.P. Upsall castle 1te 1 11 tarn, JOmer KIRBY HILL, or Kirby-on-the-Moor, is a parish with labourers' cottages and is a Crown estate. The soil comprising the townships of Kirby Hill, Langthorpe, is loamy. The area is 1,046 acres of land and 14 of and parts of Humburton, Mal"tou-le-Moor, and Milby, in water; rateable value [1,351; the population in 19II the Thirsk and Malton division of the Riding, wapen- was 85. take of Gilling West, petty sessional division of Hallikeld, Thirsk union, Richmond county court district, rural L.ANGTHORPE is a village and township in Kirby HiP. deanery of Boroughbridge and archdeaconry and diocese parish, Hallikeld wapentake, Thirsk union and Ripon of Ripon. The Great Northern road, Leeming Lane and county court district, 6 miles south-east from Ripon. the Northallerton road pass through this parish. Here ;s a Baptist chapel. There are many freehoiden, Kirby Hill is a small village on Leeming Lane and on but Robert Charles de Grey Vyner esq. of Tupholme the high road from Ripon to Boroughbridge, 1 mile Hall, Gautby, Horncastle, is the principal landowner. f'_orth-north-west from Boroughbridge station on the The Knaresborough and Boroughbridge branch of the Harrogate and Pilmoor section of the North Eastern North East('rn railway passes through the parish, the railway and 5 south-east from Ripon. The chmch of Boroughbridge station being partly in this and partly A!l Saints, restored in 1869 at a cost of [2,6oo, is a in the adjoining parish of Milby. The river Ure, which building of stone with remains of Saxon and Norman is navigable to Ripon. bounds the parish on the south. \\ ork, but chiefly in mixed Gothic styles; it consists of The area is 1,003 acres of land and 22 of water; rate chancel, nave, north aisle, south porch and a western able value, £2,605; the population in 19II was 334· tcwer with low spire covered with oak shingles, and con- The hamlet of Brampton adjoins Langthorpe on the taining 6 bells : in the base of the tower is a Roman west, and is included in it for some purposes; acreage, altar: there are 150 sittings. The register dates from r,10g. Robert Cha'!'les de Grey Yyner esq. is the land· the year 1604. The living is a vicarage, net yea:-ly owner. ~-alue £2,71, includin.g 3! acres. of glebe, with ~esidence. Letters through York arrive at 8 a. m. Wall Letter Box m the gift of the Btshop of Rtpon, and held smce 1902 , cleared at 7.30 p.m. week days only. Boroughbridge by. the Rev. He~ry Bau~h M . .A: of Queens' College, Cam- is the nearest money order & telegraph office, about bndge. The 1mproprmte tithe amounts to £446. half a mile distant Viscount Mountgarret, of Nidd Hall, Ripley, is lord of the manor and chief landowner. The soil is sandy; sub MILBY is a township, half a mile north-east of soil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley and Boroughbridge, bounded on the south by the river Ure. turnips. The area of the township is 1,213 acres; rate Here in ancient days was a Roman bridge over the able value, £1,649; the population in 19II was 141, and river Ure. R. C. de Grey Vyner esq. is sole landowner. in the ecclesiastical parish, Kirby-on-the-Moor,_ 6o4. The area is 753 acres of land and 5 of water ; rateable Letters through York arrive by foot post at 7.30 a.m value, £1,547; the population in 19II was 77· & 7 p.m. Boroughbridge is the nearest money order .& telegraph office, 1 mile distant. Letter Box cleared Public Elementary School, Kirby Hill (mixed), erected at 7·15 p.m in 1867, at a cost of nearly £8oo, for uo children: • average attendance, 101; Fras . .Arth. Woolley, master HUMBURTON is a townshlp, bounded on the east by Railway Station, BDroughbridge, M. W. Seymour, sta- the river Swale, 2 rnriles north-east from Boroughbridge, tion master in the wapentake of Hallikeld : it consists of three farms KIRBY HILL. KeWewell John Smith, farmer Gill William Henry, farmer Baugh Rev. Hy. M.A.(vicar),Vicarage Knowles Charles Harper, farmer Greaves Joseph, farmer COMMERCIAL. Toulson John, Grantham's Arms P.H Green J. W. & Sons, brick, tile, drain Barnett William, Blue Be.U P.H Ward George, farmer pipe & garden pot manufacturers;