A True and Perfect Return of All Papists Convicted in the North Riding of the County of York, 1716.
Langbaurgh Wapentake
William Knaggs, Sr. | Skelton | |
William Knaggs, Jr. | Skelton | |
John Knaggs | Skelton | |
Zachary Moor | Colthouse | Esquire |
Martin Adamson | Colthouse | |
George Adamson | Colthouse | |
Thomas Taylor, Sr. | Moorsholme | |
Thomas Taylor, Jr. | Moorsholme | |
John Taylor | Moorsholme | |
George Easton | Gisbrough | |
Francis Snawdon | Commondale | |
John Snawdon | Westerdale | |
Christopher Duck | Westerdale | |
John Duck | Danby | |
George Hollest, Sr. | Danby | |
George Hollest, Jr. | Danby | |
Robert Suggitt | Danby | |
John Ward | Danby | |
Henry Harrison | Glaisdale | |
Thomas Garbutt | Glaisdale | |
John Knaggs | Ugthorpe | |
William Hodgson | Ugthorpe | |
John Dale | Ugthorpe | |
Gabriel Dale | Ugthorpe | |
Christopher Knaggs | Ugthorpe | |
Robert Atkinson | Ugthorpe | |
William Stangbow | Ugthorpe | |
Thomas Hodgson | Ugthorpe | |
John Hodgson | Ugthorpe | |
Andrew Towsey | Ugthorpe | |
Zachary Garbutt | Ugthorpe | |
Paul Snawdon | Ugthorpe | |
John Mercer | Ugthorpe | |
Peter Garbutt | Ugthorpe | |
Michael Snawdon | Ugthorpe | |
John Wilks | Egton | |
George Wilks | Egton | |
William Wilks | Egton | |
Richard Harland | Egton | |
John Harrison | Egton | |
Thomas White | Egton | |
William Harrison | Egton | |
John White | Egton | |
George White | Egton | |
William Barton | Egton | |
William Beane, Sr. | Egton | |
William Beane, Jr. | Egton | |
Israel Raw | Egton | |
William Lowson | Egton | |
John Lowson | Egton | |
George White, Jr. | Egton | |
Francis Peirson, Sr. | Egton | |
Francis Peirson, Jr. | Egton | |
John Lyth | Egton | |
William Lavecock | Egton | |
William Snawdon | Egton | |
William White | Egton | |
Christopher White | Egton | |
Ralph White | Egton | |
Francis White | Egton | |
Matthew Raw | Egton | |
Henry Lawson | Egton | |
Michael Raw | Egton | |
Thomas Harland | Egton | |
George Barker | Egton | |
William Smith | Egton | |
Richard Harland, Sr. | Egton | |
Richard Harland, Jr. | Egton | |
Thomas White | Egton | |
Thomas Lavecock | Egton | |
William Constant | Egton | |
Francis Harland | Egton | |
John Constant, Sr. | Egton | |
John Constant, Jr. | Egton | |
Matthew Beane | Egton | |
John Robinson | Egton | |
John Hutchinson | Egton | |
Francis Thorpe | Egton | |
Thomas Shaw | Egton | |
Richard Smith | Egton | |
Robert Hill | Egton | |
Stephen Wilson | Egton | |
William White, Jr. | Egton | |
William Stephenson | Barnby | |
William Dale | Mickleby | |
John Unthank | Ellerby | |
John Coale | Staythes | |
John Garnett | Easington | |
James Hall | Low Worsall | |
Anthony Hoggard | Low Worsall | |
Thomas Hoggard | Low Worsall | |
Cornelius Coale | Staythes | |
William Pearson | Stokesley | Esquire |
Christopher Peart | Stokesley | Gen. |
William Burne | Stokesley | |
Jame Kirby | Stokesley | |
Robert Mason | Stokesley | |
John Fisher | Yarme | |
John Grayson | Yarme | |
John Mayes | Fryeridge neare Yarme | Esquire |
William Grayson | Yarme | |
William Simpson | Yarme | |
Lionel Slator | Yarme | |
William Allyson | Yarme | |
William Wattson | Yarme | |
Joshua Smith | Yarme | |
Mrs. Mary Taylor | Busby | |
William Passman | Crathorne | |
John Comeforth | Crathorne | |
Ralph Wellfitt | Crathorne | |
Robert Mennill, Sr. | Crathorne | |
Robert Mennill, Jr. | Crathorne | |
John Wellfitt | Crathorne | |
John Passman | Crathorne | |
Hugh Sayer | Rudby | |
John Sayer | Rudby | |
Alban Sayer | Rudby | |
Thomas Sayer | Rudby | |
Thomas Midleton | Midleton | |
John Sayer | Castle Leavington | |
Thomas Bell | Pickton | |
Thomas Bell | Appleton | |
Stephen Tiplady, Sr. | Hilton | |
Stephen Tiplady, Jr. | Hilton | |
John Calvert | Hilton | |
Thomas Darnell | Hilton | |
Ralph Grainger | Ormesby |
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.