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Index to Kelly's North and East Ridings of Yorkshire Directory • INDEX TO KELLY'S NORTH AND EAST RIDINGS OF YORKSHIRE DIRECTORY. XI PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE Sunk Island .................. 616 Thornton - on- the- Hill, Warthermarske, see Mas- Wheldrake .................. 630 Sutton, see Hull section see Coxwold... ..•... ...... 74 ham ....................... 184 Wheldrake Ings,seeWhel- Sutton, see Norton ......... 584 Thornton Riseborough, Warthill ..................... 397 drake ..................... 630 Sutton-Full ............... 536 or Rise borough, see Wash ton, see Kirkby Whenby ..................... 401 Sutton Howgrave, see Normanby ............... 276 Ravensworth ............ 153 Whin Common, see Sea- Kirklington ............... 157 Tbornton Rust, see Ays- Wassand,seeSigglesthorne 6o8 ton, Sigglesthorpe ...... 6oS Sutton-on-the-Forest ...... 379 garth .. ............. ...... go Water Ark, see Goathland 107 Whinstone Dyke,see Nno- Sutton- under- White - Thornton Steward ......... 393 Water Fulford ............. 624 thorpe, Ayton............ 32 stonecliffe, seeFelixkirk 98 Tbornton Watlass ......... 393 Waterholme, see Stone- Whitaside, Grinton... 107 Sutton-upon-Derwent ... 617 Thorp-under-Stone, see grave ..................... 378 Whitby .......... _ ......... 401 Swainby with Aller- Hudswell .................. 135 Wath ........................ 397 Whitfieldgill Force, see thorpe, see Pickhill ... 297 Thorpe, or Fylingthorpe, Wath, see Hovingham ... 134 Askrigg .................. 28 Swainby, see Whorlton ... 415 see Fylingdales ......... 102 Watton ........................ 625 Whitwell,seeBolton-upon- Swanland,seeNth Ferriby 526 Thorpe, see Howden ...... 556 Wanldby, Welton ••• 627 Swale ..................... 46 Swarthgill,seeHovingham 134 Thorpe, see Welwick ...... 628 Wawne, or Waghen ...... 626 Whitwell-on-the-Hill ...... 414 Swaythorpe, see Kilham. 564 Thorpe, see Wycliffe ...... 419 Waxholme, seeOwthorne 589 Whorl Hill, see Skutter- Swine ........................ 617 Thorpe Bassett ............ 621 Weaverthorpe............... 626 skelfe, Rudby-in-Cleve- Swineside, see Coverham 70 Thorpe-le-Street,seeShip- Weedland,seeHempholme, land ........................ 315 Swinethwaite, see West ton-Tborpe ............... 6o7 Leven ..................... 572 Whorlton ..................... 415 Witton ..................... 418 Thorpe -le- Willows, see Weedley, see South Cave 507 Widdale, see Hawes ...... 119 Swinton, see Appleton-le- Kilburn .................. 142 Weel, see Beverley ........ 454 Wiggauthorpe, see 'fer- Street ..................... 26 Thringarth, see Laith- Weeton, or Weighton rington..................... 381 Swinton with Warther- kirk ........................ 158 Little, see Rowley ...... 6o1 Wigginton .................. 411> marske, see Masham... 184 Thiintoft, see Ainderby- Wceton, see Welwick ..... 628 Wilberfoss .................. 631 Tan Hill, see Bowes, 49; Steeple..................... 21 Welburn, see Bulmer ..• 57 Wildon Grange, see Cox- also Ravenseat, Muker 267 Throxenby, see Scalby ... 322 Welburn, see Kirkdale ... 154 wold........................ 74 Tanfield-East, see Kirk- Thwaite, see Muker ...... 268 Welbury ..................... 398 Wilfholme, see Watton ... 621> lington ..................... 157 Thwing ..................... 621 Welham Park, see Norton 584 Willerby (near Hull), see Tanfield-West ............ 38o Tibthorpe, see Kirk burn. 568 Well ........................ 399 Kirk Ella, Hull Section Tansterne, see Aldbrough 442 Tickton-cum-HullBridge, Welton ........................ 627 Willerby, near Scarboro' 631 Tanton, see Stokesley .... 378 see Beverley ............. 454 Welwick ..................... 628 Willitoft, see Bubwith ... 498 Ten Mile Hill, see 'l'hol- Tinley Garth, see Kirby Wemmergill,seeLaithkirk 158 Wilsthorpe, see Frais- thorpe, .Aloe ............ 23 Moorside .................. 148 Wensley ..................... 399 thorpe ..................... 535 Terrington .................. 381 Tocketts, see Guisboro' ... no West Acklam, or Acklam 21 Wilton ..................... 417 The Gueldable, see Leake 161 'folesby, see Marton ...... 181 West Appleton ............ 63 Wilton,near Guisborough 416 Thwaitc, see l\Iuker ...... 268 Tollerton, see Alne......... 23 West Ayton, see Hutton Winestead .................. 632 Theakston, see Burneston 58 Topcliffe ..................... 394 Bnscel ... ... ... ... ......... 139 WinteringsGarth,seel\lel- Thearne, see Beverley ... 454 Towler Hill, see Romald- West Bamby, see Lythe 169 becks ..................... 185 Thimbleby,seeOsmother- kirk ........................ 311 WestBurton,seeAysgarth 30 Winton,see Kirby Sigston 150 ley ........................... 288 Towthorpe, see Hun- WestClose,seeCoverham 70 Wintringham ............ 632 Thirkleby, see Kirby tington ..................... 137 West Coatham, see Kirk- Witherholm, see Dalby... 81 Grindalythe . .. ..... ..... s66 Towthorpe, see Wharram leatham .... ..... ........ 156 Withernsea .................. 6gg Thirkleby-High & Low Percy ..................... 630 West Cottingwith, see Withernwick ............... 6g6 or Great & Little........ 382 Trenwick, see Hayton .... 541 Thorganby-with-West Witton-East Within & Thirlby, see Felixkirk. ... 98 Trouts Dale, see Bromp- Cottingwith ............... 619 Without .................. 416 Thirn,seeThorntn. Watla!!s 394 ton, or. Scarborough... 54 West Ella, see Kirk Ella, Witton-West ............ 418 Thirsk ........................ 382 Tuns tall ..................... 621 see Hull section Woden Croft, see Hury, Thirtleby, see Swine ...... 618 Tunstall, see Ayton ....... 32 West F1otmanby, see Romaldkirk ............... 312 Thixendale .................. 619 Tunstall, see Hipswell ... 132 Folkton .................. 533 Wold lugs, see Hull 'fholthorpe, see Aloe...... 23 Uckerby,seeBolton-upon- West Harlsey, see Osmo- Wold Newton ............... 636 ThomasinFoss,seeGoath- Swale ..................... 46 therley ..................... 288 Wolfreton, see Kirk Ella, land ........................ 107 Ugglebarnby,seeEskdale- West Hauxwell,orHawks- in Hull Section Thoralby, see Aysgarth... go s!de-cum-Ugglebarnby 92 well ........................ n8 Wombleton, see Kirkdale I55 Thoresby, seeAysgarth... go Ugthorpe ..................... 395 West Heslerton, see Woodale, see Coverham.. 70 Thorganby- with- West Ulrome, or Ulram ......... 622 Heslerton .................. 546 Woodall, or Woodball, see Cottingwith ............... 619 Uncleby, see Kirby Un- WestHope,seeBarningham 37 Ellerby, Swine ......... 618 Thormanby .................. 386 derdale ..................... 576 West Huntington, see Woodhall, see Askrigg ... 28 Thornaby, see Thornaby- Underb.wks,seeHudswell 135 Huntington ............ 135 Woodhall,see Hemingbro' 544 on-Tees .................... 387 Upleatham .................. 396 West Layton, see Hutton Woodhouse, see Sutton- Thornaby-on-Tees ......... 387 Upper Hamar, or Shun- Magna ..................... 140 npon-Derwent ......... 617 Tbornbrough, see South nersHowe, see Rosedale 313 West Lilling, see Sheriff Woodmansey & Beverley Kilvington ................ 143 Upper Helmsley ............ 129 Hutton .................. 361 Parks, see Beverley ... 454 Thornbrough, see West Upper MicklPton, see West Lutton, see Luttons Worsall Parva -East Tanfield ................... 381 Laithkirk ................. 158 Ambo ..................... 575 or Low & High ......... 418 ThorngarthHill,seeHury, Uppleby, see Easingwold 84 West Ness, see Ho,'ing- Worton, see Bainbridge.. 35 Romaldkirk ............... 312 Upsall, see Ormesby...... 283 ham, 134 & Stonegrave 378 Wrelton, see Middleton ..• 265 Thorngumbald, orThorn- Upsall, see South Kil- West Newton, see Aid- WrenchGreen,seeHutton cum-Paull ............. ~ ... 619 vington •................. 143 brough ...................... 442 Bnseel ..................... 139 Thornholm, see Burton Upsland, see Kirklington 157 West Newton Grange, see Wressell ..................... 637 Agnes ..................... 501 Upton & Brough, see Oswaldkirk ............... 289 Wycliffe ....... :i ............ 419 Thorns, see Muker ......... 268 Skipsea ................... 610 West Rounton ............ 314 Wykeham with Ruston 419 Tbornthorpe, see Bury- Vivers Hill, see Kirby West Scrafton,see Cover- Wynch Bridge, see Laith- thorpe .............. 4 ....... 502j 1\lo:Jrside ................... 147 ham........................ 71 ktrk ........................ 1:58 Thornton ..................... 620 Waghen, or Wawne ...... 626 West Stamford Bridge Wyton, see B1lton ......... 469 Thornton, see Stainton ... 370 Wain Stones,seeBronghtn 57 with Scoreby ............ 615 Yafforth ..................... 420 Thornton Bridge,seeBraf- Waithwith, see Hipswell. 132 WestStonesdale,seeMuker 267 Yapbam with Meltonby, ferton ..................... so Walburn, see Downholme 83 West Tanfield ............... g8o see Pocklington ~ ....... 592 Tbornton-le-Beans, see Walden, see Aysgarth.... 30 West Witton ............... 418 Yarm .......................... 420 North Otterington ...... 289 Walkmgton.................. 622 Westerdale _................. 400 Yearby, see Kirkleathsm :r56 Thornton-le- Clay, see Wallingfen, see Newport 583 Westow ............... , ..... 628 Year~>ley, see Coxwold... 74 ~,oston ..................... 101 \Vansford ..................... 623 \Vet.wang ...................... 629 Yedingham ..............•... 6,37 Thornton Dale ............ 391 Waplington,seeAllerthorpe443 Wharram Percy.......... ,. b3o Yoadwath,seeLastinghm 16o Thomton-le-Moor, see Warlaby, see Ainderby- Wharram-le-Street ...... 630 Yokefleet, see Laxton ... 570 North Otterington ...... 289 Steeple..................... 21 Whashton, see Kirk by Youlthorpe -with- Gow- Thornton-le-Street......... 392 Warrenby, see Coatham. 67 Ravem"worth ............ 153 ~horpe,seeBishopWilton 472 · Wart~r ........................ 624 Whaw,see Arkengarthdle 27'Youlf.olt, see Aloe .•••••••• 23 .
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