A True and Perfect Return of All Papists Convicted in the North Riding of the County of York, 1716.
Birdforth and Allertonshire Wapentakes
| William Pinkney | Thirsk | Gen. |
| William Dale | Thirsk | Grocer |
| John Dale | Thornbrough | Yeoman |
| Richard Briggs | Upsall | Yeoman |
| Cuthbert Tunstall | Nether Silton | Gen. |
| John Pinkney | Nether Silton | Gen. |
| Henry Dinmore | Sowerby | Gen. |
| Thomas Moor | Angram | Gen. |
| William Dale | Coxwold | Yeoman |
| Thomas Dale | Newbrough | Yeoman |
| William Mitchell | Newbrough | Gen. |
| John Smith | Oulston | Yeoman |
| Francis Kirke | Kilbourne | Yeoman |
| John Dale | Keswick | Yeoman |
| Edward Danby | Barroby | Yeoman |
| Thomas Danby, Sr. | Barroby | Yeoman |
| Thomas Danby, Jr. | Barroby | Yeoman |
| Christopher Danby | Barroby | Yeoman |
| Richard Burgess | Barroby | Yeoman |
| Henry Webster | Knagton | Yeoman |
| Peter Barker | Knagton | Yeoman |
| John Parvin | Knagton | Yeoman |
| Thomas Parvin | Knagton | Yeoman |
| John Bussey | Knagton | Yeoman |
| Christopher Pibus | Knagton | Yeoman |
| Robert Wood | Knagton | Yeoman |
| Roger Meynell | Kilvington | Esquire |
| Adam Dale | Kilvington | Yeoman |
| Thomas Sampson | Kilvington | Yeoman |
| Richard Gowland | Kilvington | Yeoman |
| Anthony Whitfield | Kilvington | Yeoman |
| Thomas Dale | Thornton le Street | Yeoman |
| William Jackson | Thornton le Street | Yeoman |
| William Rowtless | Thornton le Street | Yeoman |
| Richard Coward | Thornton le Street | Yeoman |
| John Mayes | Yarme | Esquire |
| Francis Welfitt | High Worsall | Yeoman |
| Richard Dalton | High Worsall | Yeoman |
| Richard Bell | High Worsall | Yeoman |
| William Bell | Girsby | Yeoman |
| William Nesham | Upper Dinsdale | Yeoman |
| Marmaduke Palmer | Hutton Bonville | Yeoman |
| Laurence Dalton | High Worsall | Yeoman |
These persons before named were convicted as Popish recusants att the generall Quarter Sessions of the Peace holden at Thirske the tenth day of April in the second year of the reigne of his Soveraigne Lord King George in pursuance of an Act of Parliament passed in the first year of his Majestie’s reigne intitled an Act for the further security of his Majestie’s Person and Government and the Succession of the Crown in the heirs of the late Princess Sophia being Protestants and for extinguising the hopes of the pretended Prince of Wales and his open and secrett abettors.
Historical Manuscripts Commission, The Manuscripts of Sir William Fitzherbert, Bart., and Others (London: Historical Manuscripts Commission, 1893), pp. 179-185.