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1823 |
Normanby
(p.) in the wap, of Ryedale: 5 miles S.S.E.,
of Kirby-Moor-Side. |
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Population |
191 |
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Church is in the patronage of:
Arthur Cayley esq. |
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Rector: Rev. Arthur Cayley
M.A. |
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Schoolmaster: Robert Bean |
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Shopkeeper: James Hill |
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Blacksmith: Robert
Huddlestone |
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Farmers: Thomas
Surr
George Thompson |
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1840 |
Normanby, a village and
township, in the dale of the small river Seven, 5miles S.S.E. of Kirby
Moorside, 2020 acres of land, belonging to various owners, but Thomas
Walker Esq. is lord of the manor.
Here is a sulphurous spa, which yields 60 gallons per
minute. The parish includes also Thornton Riseborough. The
Church is a small ancient structure, and is a rectory, valued in K.B. at
£9-12s. -6d and now at £509. The tithes were commuted in 1838, for
a yearly modus of £475.
The School is endowed with £6 year, left by Lady
Judith Boynton, for the education of five free scholars. |
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Population |
219 |
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Church is in the patronage of:
Richard Hill esq. |
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Rector: Rev. Arthur
Cayley M.A. |
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Schoolroom: John Featherstone |
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Shopkeeper: James Hill |
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Smith: Robert Huddlestone |
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Farmers: Jas. Craven, Rd.
Jackson, John Mercer, Wm. Lealman, Robert
Skelton, John Smith & Thomas Stamper. |
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Gardener: Rd. Agar |
Parish Clerk: Rt. Davison |
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Vict.
Sun: Jas. Hill |
Curate:
Rev. Rd. Horsfall |
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Butcher: Wm.
Monkman |
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1857 |
Normanby,
a village and township, in the dale of the small river Seven, 5miles
S.S.E. of Kirby Moorside. |
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Population |
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Rector: Rev. Rev James Hill
B.A. |
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School: |
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Shopkeeper: Ralph Boyes |
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Blacksmith: Robert
Huddlestone |
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Farmers: William Grayson
Low Bottoms, George Hill, Richard Jackson & freeholder Rook
Baraugh, William
Seamer Low Bottoms, William & George Skelton Low
Bottoms, John Smith Normanby Bridge, William Strickland
Lance Butts, William Smith Wormald &
freeholder. |
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Sun: Anthony Hill |
Gardener &
Seedsman: Richard Agar |
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Butcher: John Sanderson |
Horse Dealer: William
Wastell |
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Tailor & Draper: Richard
Ellerker |
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1879 |
Letters received from York, via
Kirby Moorside; the latter is the nearest money order office. |
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Population: |
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Rector: Rev. James Hill M.A.
J.P. *
*(Not same as 1840) |
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Henry Coverdale,
Normanby Hill |
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John Harrison |
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Francis Huddlestone |
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John Huddlestone |
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Parish Clerk: Robert
Underwood |
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School Mistress: Miss Alice
Pybus |
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Sun: George Sanderson |
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Shopkeeper: Ralph Boyes |
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Blacksmith: John Foxton |
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Carter: John Gill |
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Farmers: William Grayson
Low Bottoms, Wm. Benton RookBarough, John Dodds Normanby
Lodge low Bottoms, William Grayson Low Bottoms, Joseph Shepard
Low Bottoms, George Skelton Low Bottoms, John Wood &
landowner Normanby Bridge, Emanuel Strickland Lance Butts,
Christopher Wood East Field, Thos. Coverdale Normanby Hill. |
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Cowkeepers:
Ralph Boyes, Joseph Clark, John Eccles, Robert Underwood, Robert
Walton. |
Farm Bailiff: to Mr.
Strickland, of Southfield. George Jackson |
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1890 |
Postal Address, Normanby, Kirbymoorside, R.S.O.,
Yorks.
Foot messenger arrives from Kirbymoorside about
9.30a.m. Box collection at 2-30p.p.m., Money Order and Telegraph Office
at Kirbymoorside. |
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Population |
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Rector: Rev. James Hill M.A.
J.P. *
*(Not same as 1840) |
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Henry Coverdale,
Normanby Hill |
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John Harrison |
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Francis Huddlestone |
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John Huddlestone |
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Parish Clerk:
Robt. Underwood |
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School Mistress: Miss Eliz.
Annie Smorthwaite |
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Sun Inn: Thomas Sleightholme
& owner of steam thrashing machines |
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Commercial |
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Grocer: Ralph Boyes |
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Blacksmith: John Foxton &c. |
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Farmers: James Frank Low
Bottoms, William Benton Rook Barugh, John Dodds Normanby
Lodge, Robert Marton Low Bottoms, William Wood Bridge,
William Hornby Lance Butts, William Strickland Westfield
house, Thomas Scoby Normanby Hill. |
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Top
1905 |
NORMANBY is a parish,
township and village on the high road from Kirby Moorside to Malton, and
on the western bank of the river Seven, 6 miles north from Amotherby
station on the North Eastern railway, 2½ from Sinnington station on the
Gilling and Pickering branch, 6 south- West from Pickering, 5 south-east
from Kirby Moorside and 9 north-west from Malton, in the Whitby division
of the Riding, rural deanery of Helmsley, archdeaconry of Cleveland and
diocese of York. The church of St. Andrews is a plain edifice of
stone consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, south porch and a
western gable containing 2 bells: the church was in a great part rebuilt
in 1718, but still retains traces of Early Norman work.: it was
thoroughly restored in 1895, at a cost of £1,270, and a new organ was
presented by Mark Mayher esq. of Putney Heath, in 1899: there are 100
sittings. The register dates from the year 1699.
the living is a rectory, net yearly value
£322, with residence and 2 acres of glebe, in the gift of and held since
1897 by the Rev. Edward Harley Molineux Jackson, of St Bees. There
is a Wesleyan chapel. The principal landowners are Sir
George Everard Arthur Cayley bart. Of High Hall, Brompton; Augustus
Gerald Duncombe, William Wood and W. Muzeen, of Hutton-Le-Hole.
The soil is clayey and loamy; the sub soil is clay. The chief crops are
wheat, oats and barley. The area of the township is 1781 acres of land
and 5 of water; rateable value, £1900; the population in 1901 was 156 in
the township and 188 in the parish. |
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Population: |
188 |
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Rector: Rev. Edward Harley
Molineux Jackson of St Bees |
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Mrs Huddlestone |
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William Marshall |
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School Mistress:
Miss Mary Stowell
Public Elementary School for 45, average 22 children |
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Lords of the Manor: George &
Thomas Grayson |
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Commercial |
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Sun Inn: Mrs Mary
Sleightholme & thrashing machines proprietor |
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Shopkeeper: Misses Hannah &
Mary J Boyes |
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Blacksmith: John Foxton |
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Farmers: Robert Brainbridge,
Robert Barker Low Bottoms, Wm. Benton RookBarough, Alfd.
Dodds Normanby Lodge, Simpson Dodds The Grange, William
Grayson Manor House, William Hornby, Robert Marton The Rise,
William Wood & landowner Normanby Bridge, John Strickland
West Field, Henry Dobson,. |
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1913 |
NORMANBY the population in 1911 was 141 in the
township and 167 in the parish.
Post Office: - Miss Mary Jane Boyes,
Sub-postmistress. Letters arrive from Sinnington, Yorks, at 8.15
a.m.; dispatched 4.45 p.m.; no Sunday mail. Sinnington 3 miles distant
is the nearest money order & telegraph office. |
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Population: |
167 |
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Rector: Rev. Edward Harley
Molineux Jackson of St Bees |
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School Mistress:
Miss Mary Stowell
Public Elementary School for 34, average 32 children |
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Commercial |
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Sun Inn: Mrs Mary
Sleightholme |
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Shopkeeper & Post Office:
Misses Hannah & Mary J Boyes |
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Blacksmith: John Foxton |
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Thrashing machine proprietor:
Albt. Sleightholme |
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Tailor: Arthur Thomas Foxton |
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Cycle Dealer: Tom Ware |
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Farmers: Alfred Benton
Rookbarugh, John Cross Low Bottoms, Alfd. Dodds Normanby
Lodge, Simpson Dodds The Grange, Robert Marton The Rise,
Wm. Wood Normanby Bridge, William Wood Manor House,
William Wood Hill Farm, John Strickland West Field, Robert
Ruston Lance Butts, Henry Dobson. |
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1921
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NORMANBY the area of the township is 1781 acres of
land and 5 of water; rateable value, £2019; the population in 1911 was
141 in the township and 167 in the parish.
Post Office: - Miss Mary Jane Boyes,
Sub-postmistress. Letters arrive from Sinnington, Yorks, which is
the nearest money order & telegraph office, 3 miles distant.
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Population: |
167 |
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Rector: Rev. Edward Harley
Molineux Jackson of St Bees |
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William Wood |
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School Mistress:
Miss Mary Stowell
Public Elementary School for 34. |
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Commercial |
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Sun Inn: Mrs Mary
Sleightholme |
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Shopkeeper & Post Office:
Misses Hannah & Mary J Boyes |
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Blacksmith: John Foxton |
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Thrashing machine proprietor:
Albt. Sleightholme |
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Tailor: Arthur Thomas Foxton |
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Farm Bailiff: Robert
Tanton to Capt. John Robert Renwick |
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Farmers: Alfred Benton
Rookbarugh, Robert Hardwick Low Bottoms, Alfd. Dodds
Normanby Lodge, Sidney Dodds The Grange, John Robert Renwick
Normanby Bridge, William Wood Manor House, William Wood
Hill Farm, Wilfred Rivis
West Field, Robert Ruston Lance Butts, Thomas E Dobson. |
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1925 |
NORMANBY: - the area of the township is 1781 acres of
land and 5 of water; rateable value, £2020; the population of the
township in 1921 was 143, and of the ecclesiastical parish in 1911, 167.
Post Office; - Miss Mary Jane Boyes sub-postmistress.
Letters arrive from Sinnington, Yorks, which is the nearest money order
& telegraph office, 3 miles distant. |
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Population: |
168 |
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Rector: Rev. Edward Harley
Molineux Jackson of St Bees |
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William Wood |
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School Mistress:
Miss Mary Stowell
Public Elementary School for 34. |
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Commercial |
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Sun Inn: Mr George R
Sleightholme |
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Shopkeeper & Post Office:
Misses Hannah & Mary J Boyes |
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Blacksmith: John Foxton |
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Thrashing machine proprietor:
Albt. Sleightholme |
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Tailor: Arthur Thomas Foxton |
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Farmers: Alfred Benton
Rookbarugh, Robert Hardwick Low Bottoms, Alfd. Dodds
Normanby Lodge, Sidney Dodds The Grange, Ralph W Lee
Normanby Bridge, William Wood Manor House, William Wood
Hill Farm, Wilfred Rivis West
Field, Albert Jackson Lance Butts, Thomas E Dobson. |
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1929 |
NORMANBY is a parish,
township and village on the high road from Kirby Moorside to Malton, and
on the western bank of the river Seven, 6 miles north from Amotherby
station on the North Eastern railway, 2½ from Sinnington station on the
Gilling and Pickering branch, 6 south-West from Pickering, 5 south-east
from Kirby Moorside and 9 north-west from Malton, in the
Thirsk and Malton
division of the Riding, Ryedale wapentake
and petty sessions division. Kirby Moorside Union, county court district
of Helmsley, rural deanery of Hemsley,
archdeaconry of Cleveland and diocese of York. The church of St.
Andrews is a plain edifice of stone consisting of chancel, nave, north
aisle, south porch and a western gable containing 2 bells: the church
was in a great part rebuilt in 1718, but still retains traces of Early
Norman work.: it was thoroughly restored in 1895, at a cost of £1,270,
and a new organ was presented by Mark Mayher esq. of Putney Heath, in
1899: there are 115 sittings. The register dates from the year
1699. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £450, with
residence, in the gift of Mrs Jackson and held since 1927 by the Rev.
John Edward Jackson M.A. of St John’s College, Cambridge. There is a
Wesleyan chapel. The principal landowner is Augustus Gerald
Duncombe J.P. The soil is clayey and loamy; the sub soil is clay.
The chief crops are wheat, oats and barley. The area of the township is
1781 acres of land and 5 of water; the population in 1921 was 143 in the
township and in the ecclesiastical parish 162.
Post office, Letters from
Sinnington, York, which is the nearest M.O. & T. office.
THORNTON RISEBOROUGH, or
Riseborough, is a township in the parish of Normanby, on the eastern
bank of the river Seven. There are charities of £5 yearly value
for educational purposes. Riseborough Hall is the property of Mrs
G. W. Tweedie. The soil is deep loam; the subsoil, clay, and in
some parts gravel. The chief crops are wheat, oats, and barley and
pasture land. The area is 604 acres; the population in 1921 was
19.
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Letters; received from
Pickering. |
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Population: |
162 |
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Rector: Rev. John Edward
Norman Jackson M.A. |
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Parish Clerk: Thomas Henry
Foxton |
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Samuel
Sugden Lockwood J.P. Normanby Hill |
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Commercial |
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Sun Inn: Mr George R
Sleightholme |
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Shopkeepers & Post Office:
Misses Hannah & Mary J Boyes. |
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Blacksmith: John Foxton |
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Thrashing machine proprietor:
Albt. Sleightholme |
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Tailor: Arthur Thomas Foxton. |
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Cowkeeper:
Thos. Hy. Foxton |
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Smallholder:
Jn. Wm. Hornby |
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Farm Bailiff: Thos
Flintoff, to A.
Kitching |
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Farmers: Alfred Benton
Rookbarugh, *Alfd. Dodds Normanby Lodge, *Sidney
Dodds The Grange,
Hy.
Armitage
Normanby
Bridge, *Hy.
Dobson East Field, *A.
Kitching Normanby
Manor, Albert Jackson Lance Butts, Wilfred P.
Rivis West Field, *Dennis Rt.
Marton Rise Farm.
RISEBOROUGH
*George Wynne Tweedie
Riseborough Hall, Geo. Rt. Marton, Thompson & Bullock Hall Farm.
Marked thus *
Letters; through Pickering. |
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1931
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NORMANBY: - Marked thus * letters through
Kirby Misperton, Malton.
Normanby Manor, letters through
Pickering.
Marked thus º farm 150 acres or over.
Farmers: *Wm. Bentley
Eastfield, ºAlfred Benton Rookbarugh, *Alfd. Dodds
Normanby Lodge, *Sidney Dodds The Grange, º
Jsph. Patmore
Normanby Bridge, A.
Kitching Normanby
Manor, ºS.S. Lockwood J.P. Hill Top & Lance Butts,
Jn Cossey
West Field, *Dennis Rt. Marton Rise Farm.
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Population: |
168 |
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Rector: Rev.
Marmaduke Fredk.
Thos. Swalwell B.A. |
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Parish Clerk: Thomas Foxton |
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Samuel
Sugden Lockwood J.P. |
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Commercial |
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Sun Inn: Mr George R
Sleightholme |
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Grocer & Post Office: Albt.
Thos. Sleightholme |
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Shopkeeper: J. & M.H. Frank,
Vine ho. |
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Blacksmith: John & Thos.
Foxton |
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Thrashing machine proprietor:
Albt. Sleightholme |
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Tailor: Arthur Thomas Foxton |
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Smallholder:
Jn. Wm. Hornby |
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Cowkeeper:
Thos. Foxton |
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Farm Bailiff: Thos
Flintoff, to A.
Kitching |
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1937 |
NORMANBY: - the area of the township is 1781 acres of
land and 5 of water; the population of the township in 1931 was 150, and
the ecclesiastical parish, 168.
Post & Tel. call office. Letters from
Sinnington, Yorks. Sinnington nearest M.O. & T. office.
Marked thus * letters through Kirby Misperton,
Malton.
Normanby Manor, letters through Pickering.
Marked thus º farm 150 acres or over.
Farmers: *Wm. Bentley
Eastfield, ºAlfred Benton Rookbarugh, *Thos Bowes
Normanby Lodge, *Sidney Dodds The Grange, º
Jsph. Patmore
Normanby Bridge, A.
Kitching Normanby
Manor, ºS.S. Lockwood J.P. Hill Top & Lance Butts,
Thos. Cossey & sons West Field, *Dennis
Rt. Marton Rise Farm.
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Population: |
168 |
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Rector: Rev.
Marmaduke Fredk.
Thos. Swalwell B.A. |
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Parish Clerk: Thomas Foxton |
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Samuel
Sugden Lockwood J.P. |
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Commercial |
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Sun Inn: Mr George R
Sleightholme |
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Grocer & Post Office: Albt.
Thos. Sleightholme |
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Blacksmith: John & Thos.
Foxton |
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Thrashing machine proprietor:
Albt. Sleightholme |
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Tailor: Arthur Thomas Foxton;
riding breeches made to order. |
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Farm Bailiff: Thos
Flintoff, to A.
Kitching |
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Smallholder:
Jn. Wm. Hornby |
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Cowkeeper:
Thos. Foxton |
