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YAS/MS1202 (597Kb) MS1202/1 NOTES, TRANSCRIPTS, PHOTOCOPIES ETC. RE ABBOTSIDE AND BIRSTALL Correspondence between Hartley Thwaite 1963-1969 and others relating to family histories Includes information re Thwaite, Hartley, Lister, Cartmell, Cole, Mallinson, Handford,-iiifa^ and Holmes families Letters relating to the ASKRIGG-SEDBERGH 1967 road 1761 Letters re Cotterdale Sword 1969 Notes re ASKRXGG clockmakers 1 photograph of AYSGARTH Aerial photo 1 postcard of WHITFIELD and ASKRIGG Correspondence and notes re Abbotside Wills 1967 UiUARy ^Miuy MS1202/2 Personal correspondence of Hartley Thwaite relating to history of local families, etc. Correspondence with Dr N. Pevsner re book on W.Riding. Also suggested corrections and additions 1964 Correspondence with John E. Dunhill, registrar of the parish church of St Peter at Leeds re entries in registers 1967 Includes copy of entry for marriage of Edward Harrison Handforth and Mary Ann Atack 1830 Correspondence with M.W. Hansell re typing of transcripts of LYTHE parish registers etc. 1968-1969 Correspondence with Borthwick Institute, University of York re Thomas Cole 1969 Also notes for transcribers and editors 1966 Correspondence with Bertram Merrell re Cartmel, Feb 1966- Hartley, Hodgson, Nutter, Robinson and Thylor families Jan 1971 Includes facsimile from Baines's Lancashire Plans 1824. Map of Lancaster Copies of 1841 and 1851 census entries re Scott family of Lancaster Correspondence with Brooks and Simpson re Scott family 1968-1969 Includes copy of birth certificate of Nathaniel Scott 12 Apr 1842 Information from Somerset House re entries to John Scott in co. Yorks. June 1839 - Sept 1840 and entries in cos. Cumberland, Westmorland, Durham and Northumberland Correspondence with Brooks and Simpson re Rebecca 1965-1967 Holt (Atack) Also information from census records for 1841, 1851 and 1861 re Handforth, Mallinson, Wilby and Atack families Correspondence re Abbotside wills 1965-1969 2 MS1202/3 Collection of notes, essays, maps, etc. relating to ABBOTSIDE properties and inhabitants 1. Transcripts of Star Chamber proceedings relating 1606-1608 to Thwaite and Metcalfe families (1 folder) 2. Essay submitted to Leeds University by H. Thwaite 'The sixteenth century from the Dissolution to the death of Elizabeth' re JERVAULX and ABBOTSIDE (1 Includes transcripts of the Queen's interogatories envelope) - Questions re ABBOTSIDE and WENSLEYDALE Family trees includes The Smiths of CAMSHOUSE and their descendants Wortley Montagu family Lowther of LOWTHER. Also includes maps of ABBOTSIDE and WENSLEYDALE List of ABBOTSIDE wills 1690-1820 Bibliography of published wills Notes on the chapelries of HARDRAW and LUNDS 3, Notes relating to ABBOTSIDE includes information on Enclosure Acts (1 file) Abbotside Land tax 1759 Rents and land taxes of the Thwaites List of Lowther lands mentioned in Abbotside wills Notes on publications relating to East and North Ridings of Yorkshire. 4, Notes on property in Abbotside Including information re Landscape (includes measurements), rents Also plan accompanying Sale particulars of the COTTERDALE Estate Sept 1964 plan of HARDROW village Notes re documents on FOSSDALE (includes measurements). Includes entries from Parish registers - marriages. Tithe rent change award in HIGH ABBOTSIDE 1843 Notes on publications relating to Yorkshire Notes from Chester Diocesan Records relating to LUNDS chapelry Summary of ABBOTSIDE wills 1551-1857 Notes on deeds in the possession of James Scarr of Coleby Hall relating to inhabitants of ABBOTSIDE 3 M S GX63-/X Notes on ’Swords and Scabbards of the British Early Iron Age' by Stuart Piggott. 5. Notes on inhabitants and property in ABBOTSIDE. Includes information on Sales 17th century indentures leases title documents particularly those relating to Thwaite and Metcalfe families. Notes re independence of LUNDS chapelry, including petitions to Trinity College, CAMBRIDGE. Notes re Poor Law administration Includes ASKRIGG Church Wardens' Accounts 1810 Documents relating to YOREBRIDGE Grammar School 1864-1938 (Copies) Analysis of LUNDS register entries Copy of map of YORE SCOTT farm sale 1913 Notes re Poor rate paid in LOW ABBOTSIDE 1837-1838 6. Letters relating to the independence of 1 folder LUNDS chapelry from R.A. Scott Macfit 7. ABBOTSIDE wills 1691-1855 1 file administration bands inventories 8. ABBOTSIDE details from Richmondshire wills 1552-1797 1 file Includes Commonwealth wills (photostat copies from Somerset House) List of house and field names mentioned in the wills List of references to Abbotside residents 9. Notes on individual wills (1 folder) Appendix I. Summary of the documents Appendix II. Pedigrees; includes Coleby Smiths of CAMSHOUSE Lowther Metcalfe Hunter Appendix m . Statutes Bibliography Maps (copies) 10. 'An edition of “Abbotside wills and administrations 1690-1760' (1 folder) submitted for degree of M.Phil in the School of History, University of Leeds. 2 vols. 1972 11. Rent rolls for Wensleydale 1701-1706 (1 folder) (photostats Cumberland & Westmorland Record Office) 12. Maps of ABBOTSIDE (1 envelope) copies 4 13. Selected pages of D/Lond/L, Al/4 (1 envelope) (C.W.R.O.) Survey of lands in Wensleydale 14. Notes re field names of ABBOTSIDE. List of Norse place name elements. (1 envelope) Notes for a history of ABBOTSIDE esp. relating to Jervaulx Abbey Aerial Photographs 3rd June 1951 i. part of HOBHOUSE (site of) SHAW COLE and CAMSHOUSE ii SEDBUSK iii. HELM, DALE GRANGE and ASKRIGG iv. LUNDS and HELLGILL(?) (23rd June 1948) v. SHAW, SIMONSTONE and HARDRAW vi. SIMONSTONE and SEDBUSK vii. SEDBUSK, BROCKELL COTE, CAMSHOUSE, SKELLGILL, HELM and DALE GRANGE 9th June 1969 15. Notes relating to household inventories 16th cent - 18th cent. (1 folder) and notes re agricultural prices 1259-1793 16. Photocopies of D/Lons/L Yorkshire Estates (1 folder) (Cumberland & Westmorland Record Office) Includes List of Lord Lonsdale's SEDBUSK properties DALE GRANGE Courtroll 21st Sept. 30 Henry VIII Indenture of partition. Wesleydale 1628 Division in severalty. Exemplification of judgment 1721 Manor of DALE GRANGE 17. Map of Pryhouse and Newhouse(s). SIMONSTONE (1 envelope) (copy) Miscellaneous notes rel. to ABBOTSIDE esp. to Metcalfe family 18. Letters patent James I to Ludovic, Duke of Lennox 1609 (1 envlope) photocopies from Leeds Archives Department. TN/NE 4. 5 n \ « V W i MS1202/4 MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS/DELATING TO WENSLEYDALE and to ABBOTSIDE in particular (Also includes notes on Mediaeval Wensleydale) Notes from Richmond Archdeaconry papers L£U>^ ^ T>/ re penance books and correction books (.^.^books) and presentments to Richmond Archdeaconry. Also extracts from Ripon Diocesan papers List of Abbotside field names defined as dialect words and lists of place names and Scandinavian elements Extracts from various books on N.Riding of Yorks, rel. to Wensleydale and Miscellaneous notes Typescripts and notes on extracts from Chancery Bills & Answers (P.R.O.) 1704 Exchequer Bills & Answers (P.R.O.) + photocopies Subsidy rolls (P.R.O.) 14th century + photographs extracts from Calendars of patent rolls extracts from Curia regis rolls Tables of Lay Subsidy rolls Notes on Exchequer decrees and orders 16th & 17th centuries Notes from Calendar of State papers 16th & 17th centuries Summaries of complaints and answers brought by the Metcalfe family in the C17th. Also, those brought by George Thwaites and others 17th century And summary of complaints v. Duke of Lennox All from PRO transcriptions Photocopies and photographs on rental for properties, indentures, exchequer bills, letters to Bainbridge constabulary, subsidy rolls, muster rolls and proceedings from the prerogative court, York, rel. to Elizabeth Cole and others. All relating to Abbotside properties and inhabitants. List of Lowther muniments (includes transcripts of photocopies). 17th century Also notes rel. to Lowther family and family tree Notes rel. to Alleyn family documents Also info, and cases rel. to Cole family & to Sir Thomas Smith or Smythe Lists of Abbotside tenants and rents, table of population, 17th cent, no. of dwellings, acreage etc. List of field names and locations (59 pages), alphabetical list of field names in High Abbotside, Field names in a survey of 1614 Lists of people liable to Hearth tax - Bainbridge constabulary Also maps of Abbotside (tracings) Lists of curates and chapelwardens - Richmond Archdeaconry List of Archdeacons of Richmond since its separation from York Copy of Jervaulx Abbey Dissolution Survey (PRO) 1539 List of Leases of former Jervaulx Abbey property by Henry VUI Notes re other documents rel. to Jervaulx 6 11 Schedule of documents in the possession of Dr T.S. Willan, M.A.,D.Phil., kept at Fair View, Hawes Schedule of documents at Coleby Hall (2 copies) 12. List of Richmondshire Civil Marriages 1873 Notes relating to forests and rights connected with the forests ) Notes from Domesday book ) Medieval Notes re early Yorkshire charters ) Wensleydale Notes from 'Letters and papers, foreign and domestic, of the ) reign of Henry VIII' ) List of Questions to be asked re crown possessions in Wensleydale 17th cent. 13. Some correspondence re Abbotside between Hartley Thwaite and others 14. 'Wensleydale Local History from the Richmondshire Wills'. Paper written by Hartley Thwaite 15. Notes, rough copy and provisional synopsis for 'A History of Abbotside'. Also 'Abbotside Wills and Administrations, 1690-1760' (1 bn.) notes and rough copy for thesis submitted to University of Leeds by H. Thwaite. 7 MS1202/5 Photographs of 7 leases dated 1605 from Lodowick, Duke of Lennox, in custody of Dulwich Colleges. Also two duplicates (enlarged) Photocopy of inquisition taken at Catterick, 31 May 1608, re rent for cattle pasturing in the Forest of WENSLEYDALE. 8 r v •• % MS1202/6 NOTES RELATING TO INHABITANTS OF WENSLEYDALE, AND THEIR PROPERTY, TAXES, ETC 1. Photocopy of petition to Rev John Morgan Clerk, commissary of the Archdeaconry of Richmond, re alterations and additions to the chapelry of HARDROW in the Parish of AYSGARTH 2. Notes taken from the North Riding Deeds Registry at NORTHALLERTON. 1 bn. Includes Notes on indentures of 1746, 1761, 1765, 1771 and 1884, all relating to property in Wensleydale. Notes re Land tax for Hang West for 1760, 1769 and 1781.
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