The Ingilby records were first described in an appendix to the Sixth Report of the Historical Manuscripts Commission, which included items 16, 25, 54, 169, 171, 2959, 2963, 2972, 2973, 3018 and 3101 in this calendar. Other manuscripts reported then have since passed to the British Museum and elsewhere. For HMC Report see item 3814.
Bibliography
W.T. Lancaster used some of the earlier documents for his 'Early History of Ripley and the Ingilby Family' (John Whitehead and Son, 1918) which traces the family history to the early seventeenth century and also deals with the Roos family of North Deighton. Later, Mrs. Blanche Tempest worked intensively through many of the medieval charters and later deeds and her notes remain with the records (No. 3840).
Administrative history: The Ingilbys have lived at Ripley since the mid-fourteenth century, when Thomas de Ingleby, a justice of the King's Bench, married an heiress whose name is in doubt. At this period, the bulk of their estates seem to have been in the North Riding but in the reign of Elizabeth Sir William Ingilby sold a good deal of property and thereafter the family acquired the West Riding estates which are mainly documented in the family records. The first baronetcy was created in 1642.Descent seems to have been from father to son until 1618 when Sir William Ingilby died without issue and was succeeded by his nephew William, son of his brother Sampson. Sir John Ingilby who died in 1772 was succeeded by his illegitimate son John, who was created
baronet in 1781. He married Elizabeth Amcotts, bringing the Lincolnshire estates into the family. Their son, Sir William Amcotts Ingilby, also died without issue and the estates passed to his cousin Rev. Henry John Ingilby, created baronet in 1866.
SALE PARTICULARS AND PLANS WYL230/2540 - 2544BUILDING, ALTERATIONS, ETC. WYL230/2545 - 2566ENCLOSURE WYL230/2567 - 2615GAME WYL230/2616 - 2634MILLS WYL230/2635 - 2649MINERALS WYL230/2650 - 2687TITHES WYL230/2688 - 2823WOOD WYL230/2824 - 2853LINCOLNSHIRE ESTATE PAPERS:MISCELLANEOUS WYL230/2854 - 2860CORRESPONDENCE WYL230/2861 - 2878FILES WYL230/2879 - 2884ACCOUNTS WYL230/2885 - 2886LEASES AND TENANCY WYL230/2887 - 2898RENTALS WYL230/2899 - 2907SURVEYS AND VALUATIONS WYL230/2908 - 2914MAPS AND PLANS WYL230/2915 - 2918ENCLOSURE WYL230/2919 - 2928SALE OF ESTATES WYL230/2929 - 2933LOCAL AND NATIONAL AFFAIRS:OFFICIAL WYL230/2934 - 2952ELECTIONS (LINCS. AND NOTTS.) WYL230/2953 - 2958MISCELLANEOUS NATIONAL AFFAIRS WYL230/2959 - 2965ARMY WYL230/2966 - 2971MILITIA AND LOCAL DEFENCE WYL230/2972 - 2978ECCLESIASTICAL WYL230/2979 - 3016TAXATION AND RATING WYL230/3017 - 3031POOR LAW ADMINISTRATION WYL230/3032 - 3061SCHOOLS AND CHARITIES WYL230/3062 - 3082ROADS, RAILWAYS AND CANALS WYL230/3083 - 3096KNARESBOROUGH FOREST WYL230/3097 - 3106MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL AFFAIRS WYL230/3107 - 3116RIPLEY FAIR AND MARKET WYL230/3117 - 3122
LEGAL PAPERS WYL230/3123 - 3258LEGAL PAPERS: LINCS. WYL230/3259 - 3271HOUSEHOLD PAPERS AND ACCOUNTS WYL230/3272 - 3286FAMILY RECORDS:GRANTS OF ARMS AND TITLES WYL230/3287 - 3292INQUISITIONS, WARDSHIP AND LIVERY WYL230/3293 - 3303PARDONS WYL230/3304 - 3307CIVIL WAR WYL230/3308 - 3312DEEDS AND SETTLEMENTS WYL230/3313 - 3401WILLS AND INVENTORIES WYL230/3402 - 3436EXECUTORSHIP PAPERS WYL230/3437 - 3449TRUSTEESHIP AND STEWARDSHIP WYL230/3450 - 3516PERSONAL ACCOUNTS AND BILLS WYL230/3517 - 3533BONDS AND RECOGNIZANCES WYL230/3534 - 3541CORRESPONDENCE WYL230/3542 - 3589JOURNALS AND COMMONPLACE BOOKS WYL230/3590 - 3602COLLECTIONS WYL230/3603 - 3616MISCELLANEOUS WYL230/3617 - 3622AMCOTTS FAMILY RECORDSDEEDS AND SETTLEMENTS WYL230/3623 - 3642WILLS WYL230/3643 - 3644CORRESPONDENCE WYL230/3645 - 3650WARDSHIP IN LUNACY WYL230/3651LITERARY AND ARTISTIC WYL230/3652 - 3680ANTIQUARIAN AND GENEALOGICAL WYL230/3681 - 3840MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTS WYL230/3841 - 3854MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED MATTER WYL230/3855 - 3871ADDITIONAL MATERIALADDITIONAL WYL230/Acc2662/1-17ADDITIONAL WYL230/Acc2922/1-49ADDITIONAL WYL230/Acc3061/1-19ADDITIONAL WYL230/Acc3978/1-49ADDITIONAL WYL230/Acc4080/1-34
LOCAL AND NATIONAL AFFAIRS [no ref. or date]
OFFICIAL [no ref. or date]
Quietus to Robert Sotehill lately escheator in Yorkshire. WYL230/2934 1543-4
Contents: 35 Henry VIII
Record of warrants, receipts and payments of Sir William Ingilby as Treasurer of Berwick. WYL230/2935 1557-1560
Paper book in parchment cover.
Related information: See also WYL230/3833
Contents: At back is a copy of an agreement between Sir William Ingleby and Nicholas Shepard.9th Jul, 1565.
Valuation of land of Robert Hogg, late deceased, in the East Riding WYL230/2936 14 Nov 1572
Contents: Made by Anthony Smetheley, esq., the feodary there, concerning land in Southcotes.
Account of Anthony Smethley, feodary, surveyor and receiver of the lands of the Queen's wards in East Riding. WYL230/2937 1572-77
Paper book in parchment cover.
Copy of grant under the privy seal WYL230/2938 26 Dec 1596
Contents: That Sir Christopher Hildiard, late sheriff of Yorkshire, may render his accounts by attorney.
Commission, by letters patent WYL230/2939 1 Aug 1600
Contents: To Sir Thomas Bland, esq., feodary of the West Riding, John Waterhowse, esq., deputy escheator, Marmaduke Wilson, gent, feodary of the North Riding and John Weadley to hold an inquisition post mortem into the property of George Dawson, gent., deceased.
Justice's papers belonging to Sir William Ingilby. WYL230/2940 1660-1682
Many eaten by mice, some badly, and a few stained.
Contents: They concern crime in the Ripley area, and consist of orders to constables, bailiffs and churchwardens, reports of information laid and examinations, bonds for appearance in court etc.
Notice from William Ingilby WYL230/2941 3 Mar 1670
Contents:
Committing William Are, charged by inhabitants of Harrogate as a vagabond who has disobeyed 2 warrants to return to his place of birth and last abode, to the house of correction.
Notice to bailiffs and constables, especially those of Ripley and Bishop Thornton WYL230/2942 14 Oct 1671
Contents: To search for and apprehend Peter Kendall, who has left his wife and children, so that he can be proceeded against according to the statute for punishing rogues.
Account of payments for the use of pensioners in the West Riding WYL230/2943 1674
Contents: Arranged by wapentakes, and of receipts from chief constables 'towards the relief of lame soldiers.' Paper book. At the back is an auditor's certificate in which Sir William Ingilby is described as 'Treasurer for the lame soldiers.'
Appointment WYL230/2944 19 Jun 1730
Contents: Of John Ingleby Esq., as Deputy Lieutenant for West Riding and Ainsty.
Appointment WYL230/2945 3 Aug 1736
Contents: Of John Ingleby Esq., as Deputy Lieutenant for West Riding and the Ainsty.
Appointment WYL230/2946 20 May 1761
Contents: Of Sir John Ingilby, Bart., as Deputy Lieutenant of the North Riding.
Appointment WYL230/2947 24 Jun 1762
Contents: Of Sir John Ingilby as Deputy Lieutenant for West Riding and Ainsty.
Appointment WYL230/2948 18 Oct 1779
Contents: Of John Ingilby, Esq., as Deputy Lieutenant of West Riding and the Ainsty.
Quietus to Sir John Ingilby, Bart., as sheriff of Yorkshire. WYL230/2949 1781-82
Letters patent WYL230/2950 1 Feb 1782
Contents: Appointment of Sir John Ingilby, Bart., as sheriff of Yorkshire.
Letter from John Foljambe, Clerk of the Peace Office, Wakefield WYL230/2951 13 Sep 1804
Contents: To W. Ingilby, Esq., Ripley, concerning the latter's commission as Deputy Lieutenant for the West Riding.
Documents concerning Sir Henry Ingilby as sheriff WYL230/2952 1882-1883
Memorandum on procedure WYL230/2952(a) 1881
Contents: With attached a note of expenses of 1878 and 1879 and a letter from E. Gray, 75, Petergate, York, about dress and expenses.
Memorandum on retinue and expenses. WYL230/2952(b) c1882
Brief Diary for the period of the Assizes at York and Leeds. WYL230/2952(c) May 1882-Feb 1883
Accounts of Edwin Gray, the undersheriff WYL230/2952(d) May 1882 - Mar 1883
Hotel bills from the Station Hotel, Leeds WYL230/2952(e) 1882-83
Contents: For May 1882, August 1882 and February 1883 and from the Station Hotel, York, for July 1882, November 1882 and January 1883.
ELECTIONS (LINCS. AND NOTTS.) [no ref. or date]
Copy return of Edward Dereing, Bart., as member for the borough of East Retford. WYL230/2953 8 Nov 1670
Letter, in rhyme, from W.A. Ingilby WYL230/2954 nd 1823?
Contents: To the freeholders of Lincolnshire, on the occasion of his standing for election as M.P.
Poll book in Parliamentary election for Lincoln City WYL230/2955 1727
Contents: Listing voters names alphabetically, with occasional observations on residence qualifications. Enclosed are related papers.
Poll book in Parliamentary election for Lincoln City WYL230/2956 1727
Contents: Listing voters in columns under candidates' names.
Record of polling in parish of St. Peters at Arches in Lincoln election WYL230/2957 nd 1727
Loose sheet.
Record of polling in St. Benedict parish for Lincoln election WYL230/2958 1727
Contents: And of deductions for voters whose rates are paid by their landlords.
MISCELLANEOUS NATIONAL AFFAIRS. [no ref. or date]
MS copy of petitions from George Eglisham, one of James I's physicians WYL230/2959 17th cent
13 pages.
Torn and part of a page missing.
Contents: Attacking the Duke of Buckingham, and accusing him of poisoning James, and murdering the Marquis of Hamilton.
Royal proclamation WYL230/2960 23 Jan 1697
Contents: Concerning people who have served under the French King or James II or gone to France without licence.
Ms. accounts of events in the House of Commons. WYL230/2961 Feb-Mar 1699
2 items
One slightly damaged by mice.
Letter from T. Frankland, London WYL230/2962 3 Sep 1709
Contents: To his brother, saying that there is news of a great victory over the French.
Manuscript newsletter to John Sharpe, Esq., M.P., Ripon, from London WYL230/2963 20 Nov 1711
Contents: Concerning foreign news, including peace negotiations, and alleged plot at home.
Printed letter from Q. Victoria to her subjects on the death of her grandson. WYL230/2964 Jan 1892
'Our Gift to the Queen' WYL230/2965 1897
Contents: Printed booklet with illustrations of Girls' Friendly Society's jubilee gift to Q. Victoria, marked 'W. Ingilby Associate'.
ARMY [no ref. or date]
Commissions to William Bates Ingilby and Order of the Bath, 13th March, 1867. WYL230/2966 1806-77
Commissions to Charles Henry Ingilby WYL230/2967 1843-75
Contents: With award of the C.B., a diploma accompanying an award from the King of Sardinia, 1857, and a Turkish document.
Commission to William Ingilby as 2nd lieutenant in the East Indies. WYL230/2968 31 Aug 1849
Commission from the Supreme Government of India to William Ingilby as 2nd Lieutenant of artillery. WYL230/2969 28 Apr 1849
Statements of the services of William Bates Ingilby 1806-57 WYL230/2970 1857
2 copies
Contents: With related letter.
Newscutting from 'The Globe' about the annual dinner of Addiscombe Cadets. WYL230/2971 1893
MILITIA AND LOCAL DEFENCE [no ref. or date]
'Certificate for armour and weapons within the wapentake of Harthill, Beverley, and the liberties in the East Riding in the County of York' WYL230/2972 12 Jul 1578
Contents: Listing corselets, harquebuses and callivers by townships.
Instructions from Northern Association WYL230/2973 Sep 1645
Contents: To gentlemen of Standing Committee for the West Riding of Yorkshire, names arranged by wapentakes, to raise troops, with instructions not to impress certain people, signed by Thomas Darcy, clerk.
Orders, receipts and certificates to the constable of North Deighton WYL230/2974 1647-48
Contents: Concerning assessments, quartering of troops, and provision of beans, oats and bread and cheese.
Papers concerning militia for North and Kirk Deighton WYL230/2975 1682-1718
Contents: Including accounts of freehold lands, costs of providing men, and returns, orders for providing men, agreements as to assessment,
and a letter from John Froggot saying he would prefer to be principal for a foot soldier, as used to be the case, with a rental for Wetherby according to the assessment in the land tax bill, 1717, and assessments for constables' and poor folks' lays.
Papers mainly concerning militia WYL230/2976 18th century
Lists of freeholders in Wetherby and Linton and the values of their estates. WYL230/2976(a) nd early 18th cent
Order to the constable of Kirk Deighton WYL230/2976(b) 3 Sep 1715
Contents: That horsemen are to be provided with broadsword, pistols, carbine, saddle etc., and foot soldiers with musket and pike.
Notice to the constable of Kirk Deighton WYL230/2976(c) 4 Jul 1716
Contents: That the Deputy Lieutenant cannot attend on the day appointed for appeals and that notice of a further day should be given.
Order to the constable of Wetherby WYL230/2976(d) 27 May 1717
Contents: To notify men in Sir Walter Hauxworth's militia regiment to muster at Skipton on 25 June next.
Receipt to Francis Clarke for the cost of a militia coat. WYL230/2976(e) 17 Jun 1717
Fragment of printed address to inhabitants of Wetherby etc. WYL230/2977 Early 19th cent
Contents: About the defence of the realm against the French.
Bond WYL230/2978 3 Jun 1812
Contents: Of Sir William Ingilby of Kettlethorpe, Lincs., Bart., in £500 as surety for John Woodford Chase, proposed as paymaster of Detachments. Cancelled.Also covering letter. 11th Sept., 1828.
ECCLESIASTICAL [no ref. or date]
Dacre [no ref. or date]
Letter from J.P. Baker, Minister, Pateley Bridge WYL230/2979 11 Jun 1880
Contents: To Sir H.D. Ingilby, thanking him for allowing Dacre Chapel to be put in trust.
Spofforth and Kirk Deighton [no ref. or date]
Deed WYL230/2980 1 Jan 1504
Contents: By which Isabel Ward wife of John Ward and lately wife of Nicholas Middelton, esq., deceased, James Roos, esq., John Vavasour of Newton next Ripley, esq., and Robert Radclyff, gent., executors of
the will of Nicholas Middelton, in accordance with a provision of that will for the maintenance of a chaplain in the parish church of Spofforth from lands in Spofforth, Leathley, Newby, Wescoehill, Weeton and Healthwaite, appoint William Jackson the first chaplain, and lay down rules for further appointments.
Copy of extracts from the Ecclesiastical survey WYL230/2981 Copied 18th cent
Contents: Concerning the rectories of Kirk Deighton and Spofforth. 26 Henry VIII 1535
Letter from John Frogott, apparently rector of Kirk Deighton WYL230/2982 24 Mar 1712
Contents: To Sir John Ingilby, concerning loss of tithe if North Deighton West Field is converted into common pasture.
Copy of terrier of the rectory of Spofforth made in 1786 WYL230/2983 17 Mar 1787
Contents: Sent to Sir John Ingilby by John Clough.
Ripley [no ref. or date]
Valuation of the rectory of Ripley WYL230/2984 1534-5
Contents: Made as a result of an act of Parliament.26 Henry VIII
Award of Francis Slingesbie of Scriven and Richard Malleverer of Allerton Mauleverer WYL230/2985 1 Apr 1575
Contents: Arbitrators in the suit pending before the archbishop of York and the Commissioners in Causes Ecclesiastical between the churchwardens of Ripley and Thomas Beckwith of Clint concerning an assessment for the repair of Ripley Church, Beckwith having alleged that Sir William Inglebie should pay to Clint, not Ripley, for his land in the old and new parks of Ripley, their decision being that Beckwith is to pay as was assessed and that Sir William is to pay to Clint only for Broxholme and for the land in the tenure of George Knowles in the new park of Ripley, until Beckwith can prove further.
Bond WYL230/2986 17 Sep 1575
Contents: Of Thomas Beckwith of Clint, esq., to William Inglebye of Brantingham, esq., in £40 to accept the arbitration of Francis Slingsby of Scriven and Richard Mauleverer of Allerton Mauleverer concerning the proportion of money towards the repair of the church at Ripley to be paid by Beckwith for land at Clint and Sir William Inglebye of Ripley, knight, for the old and new park of Ripley.
Copy of depositions taken at Gowthorpe WYL230/2987 6 Sep 1597
Contents: Concerning the tithing of meadow and pasture in Killinghall in the parish of Ripley.
Assignment WYL230/2988 17 Apr 1598
Contents: From Edmund Parkinson of Allerthorpe, commissary to the Bishop of Chester in the archdeaconry of Richmond, to William Parker of Givendale, gent., of a lease of tithes in Ripley, leased to Parkinson by William Pulleyn, the parson, for the remainder of a term of 21 years at 13s. 8d. annual rent.
Articles for William Pulleyne, parson of Ripley WYL230/2989 1619
Contents: Against C.H. of the parish of Ripley, for non-payment of tithes.
Case for plaintiff, William Pullen, clerk WYL230/2990 Easter term 1624
Contents: In his suit at York against Thomas Ingleby, gent., for non-payment of tithe of corn on Sorrowe Sykes and Lowson Field in Ripley.
Articles in a cause WYL230/2991 17th cent
Contents: Between William Pulleyne, clerk, and William Swaile concerning tithes on land at Dacre.
Letter from John Hewley, York WYL230/2992 28 Sep 1668
Contents: To Mr. Kirshawe concerning a composition for tithes for pasture in Killinghall.
Copy letter to John Kirshaw at Ripley WYL230/2993 2 Sep 1669
Contents: From York, giving the opinion that Sir John Huley will pay anything due and saying that Sir John told the writer that he had told Peter Derlove not to utter a word to Kirshaw's prejudice. Note in Kirshaw's writing that he has the original in safe custody.
Promise by Sir William Ingilby WYL230/2994 8 Oct 1669
Contents: 'For satsifaction to Sir John Huley' to pay John Kirshaw, Rector of Ripley, yearly for the pasturage of unprofitable cattle 'when Fleets in Killinghall shall not be mowed'. Also copy, slightly differently worded.
The defence of J.K. Rector of Ripley WYL230/2995 c 1670
Contents: Against Sir Soloman Swale's plea de non decimando in the case of tithe herbage or agistment of feeding cattle in 2 pastures within Clint.
Notes about Ripley tenths, and Sir Soloman Swale's claim. WYL230/2996 c 1670
Letter from John Kirshaw, Ripley WYL230/2997 11 Jul 1670
Contents: Saying that Sir Soloman Swale has sent word that there was a mistake about the demands for tithes which caused him to oppose them, and that the question of how much Swale owes has been referred to the Vicar of Stainley and Henry Bean.
Letter from John Kirshaw, Ripley WYL230/2998 29 Aug 1670
Contents: Concerning tithes of unprofitable cattle.
Case and opinion of several lawyers WYL230/2999 Sep 1670
Contents: Concerning tithe herbage.
Opinions of Christopher Driffeild and T. Rokeby WYL230/3000 13 Oct 1675
Contents: Concerning an agreement between Mr. Kershaw and Mr. Burton about tithes.
Award of John Garrett and William Bowman WYL230/3001 2 Apr 1683
Contents: Concerning the amount to be paid by William Norton of Sawley to John Kirshaw, rector of Ripley, for tithe herbage or pasturage of unprofitable cattle in a pasture called the Fleets in Killinghall.
Letter from Matthew Robinson (then vicar of Burneston WYL230/3002 30 May 1684
Contents: To Sir John Ingilby, refusing the living of Ripley, and recommending Mr. Pomfret instead.
Note of agreement by John Pomfret rector of Ripley WYL230/3003 20 Mar 1688
Contents: To let to Robert Hardcastle of Ripley, miller, a close of meadow called Birthwaite Hill for a year at £3. 10s. rent.
Terrier of glebe lands etc. WYL230/3004 1728
Contents: Belonging to the parsonage of Ripley.
Copy of a terrier of the parsonage of Ripley. WYL230/3005 1728
Letter from S. Kirshaw, Leeds to Sir John Ingilby WYL230/3006 5 Nov 1759
Contents: Concerning the living of Ripley, and the arrangements for residence and a curate which he would make if he were given it.
Draft letter from Sir John Ingilby, London, (to Dr. Samuel Kirshaw) WYL230/3007 10 Nov 1759
Contents: Offering the living of Ripley, mentioning exchanges between his family and recent rectors, and papers confirming these.
Letter from S. Kirshaw to (Sir John Ingilby) WYL230/3008 17 Nov 1759
Contents: On his presentment to the rectory of Ripley.
Modus of tithes due to Rectory of Ripley WYL230/3009 18th cent
Contents: Extracted from a terrier.
Case and opinion of J. Mansfield concerning the living of Ripley WYL230/3010 4 Apr 1787
Contents: And whether Sir Bellingham has the right to present, or whether the term vested in him ceases on Henry Ingilby's refusal to be presented, citing Sir John Ingilby's will.
Case and opinion of William Scott WYL230/3011 9 Apr 1787
Contents: Concerning the advowson of Ripley, as WYL230/3010
Letters from Charles Powell, Castle Yard, Knaresborough WYL230/3012(a) 14-21 Dec 1878
2 items
Contents: To Sir H.D. Ingilby at Ripley Castle and at 9 Hereford Gardens, Park Lane, about the investment of money paid by the Harrogate Commissioners for Ripley Rectory Farm.
Letter from Messrs. Powell WYL230/3012(b) 9 Feb 1879
Contents: To Rev. T.C. Thompson about interest on compensation money for Killinghall Moor Farm.
Traced plan of property in Killinghall. WYL230/3012(c) nd c1879
Plan of ground wanted by the Gas Company from the rector of Ripley. WYL230/3012(d) 12 Nov 1879
Letter from James Powell, Westwood, Harrogate WYL230/3012(e) 21 Dec 1880
Contents: To Rev. T.C. Thompson, Ripley Rectory, advising him to let a field in Ripley to the Harrogate Gas Company.
Particulars of population of the parish of Ripley in 1871 WYL230/3012(f) 1896
Contents: And of value and expenses of the benefice.
Scheme for establishing District of St. Thomas Killinghall WYL230/3013 1879
Contents: From parts of the parishes of Ripley and Knaresborough, with letter to Sir Henry Day Ingilby from Ecclesiastical Commission, and newscutting of Sir Henry's speech at the laying of the foundation stone.
Letter from W.T. Travis, Stone Grange, Maltby, Rotherham WYL230/3014 16 Mar 1885
Contents: To Sir Henry D. Ingilby, accepting the living of Ripley.
South Stainley [no ref. or date]
Letter from F.D. Wise, Diocesan Registry, Ripon WYL230/3015 26 Mar 1897
Contents: To Sir H.D. Ingilby, Ripley, Castle, concerning advowson of South Stainley.
List of contributors to the augmentations fund for the living of South Stainley WYL230/3016 Late 19th cent
Contents: Including Sir H.D. Ingilby.
TAXATION AND RATING [no ref. or date]
Receipt WYL230/3017 24 Nov 1489
Contents: From John the prior and the convent of Kertmell, collectors of one whole tenth for the King, to Sir William de Yngylbe, for 20 shillings for the church of Ripley in the archdeaconry of Richmond.Seal. small round, red wax, letter R, on tongue.
Assessment on Killinghall WYL230/3018 19 Dec 1608
Contents:
For provision of armour and other charges.
Copy of order by justices WYL230/3019 26 Sep 1621
Contents: That the liberty of Ripon and Kirbyshire are to pay 1/3 of lay assessments on wapentake, liberty and forest of Knaresborough another 1/3 and the rest of the wapentake the remainder; with list of constableries.
Order to the constable of North Deighton WYL230/3020 29 Jun 1640
Contents: To assess the inhabitants for £4. 16s. ship money.
Note of messuages and cottages in North Deighton WYL230/3021 2 Oct 1641
Contents: Whereby the lays are assessed.
Case and opinion of Creswell Levin WYL230/3022 nd c 1676
Contents: Concerning the amount of the constable's tax due from the lordship of Newsome to Kirk Deighton, Sir William's goods having been distrained because he refused to pay more than one sixth.
Order of the sessions at Pontefract WYL230/3023 4 Apr 1676
Contents:
That in future assessments Kirk Deighton is to be rated at £150, Ingmanthorpe at £250 and Newsome at £90.
Note of assessments for rates in the wapentake of Claro. WYL230/3024 17th cent
Note of assessments made on inhabitants of North Deighton. WYL230/3025 1689-91
Assessment of the inhabitants of Dacre WYL230/3026 Early 18th cent
Contents: 'Made for raising money pursuant to an Act of Parliament for granting to her Majesty Queen Anne £5551: 9s: 3d.'
Assessments of North Deighton. WYL230/3027 Earlier 18th cent
Brief for the inhabitants of Kirk Deighton WYL230/3028 Apr 1724
Contents: Against a plea brought by the inhabitants of Newsome that they are not liable to pay highway rates to Kirk Deighton.
Letter from William Thornton, Kirk Deighton, to John Ingleby, esq., Ripley [no ref.] 24 Jan 1737
Contents: Saying that he has looked into the Newsome affair and proposing to settle it without further charge on the inhabitants, as he has so much regard for Lawyer Wilson's opinion.
Names of those in Clint paying window-tax WYL230/3029 1724-1740
Contents: With amounts paid.1724, 1729, 1730, 1736, 1739, 1740.
Table of assessments based on poor rate. WYL230/3030 Late 18th cent
Note of asssessments on Pannal. WYL230/3031 c 1824
POOR LAW ADMINISTRATION [no ref. or date]
Clint [no ref. or date]
'An accompt of these persons who have enclosed and built some cottages in Clint and Whipley Moor and the valuation of the ground ...' WYL230/3032 Later 17th cent
Contents: Ordering that they should pay to the poor.
Dacre [no ref. or date]
Query and opinion of Richard Wilson WYL230/3033 30 Jan 1741
Contents: As to whether Dacre and Bewerley may be separated in poor law and constables' administration, as they are in churchwardens and surveyors.
Letter from J. Preston, Stokesley, to Sir John Ingilby, Ripley WYL230/3034 24 Jun 1748
Contents: Concerning administration of Dacre poor rate.
Resolutions of the Bye-law held at the vestry of High and Low Bishopside WYL230/3035 1768
Printed
Contents: Giving rules to be observed by the trustees for the workhouse for Dacre with Bewerley and High and Low Bishopside.
Particulars and valuation of the township of Dacre WYL230/3036 May 1802
Contents: Made by Alexander Calvert to regulate sundry assessments.
Abstract of valuation of properties in Dacre WYL230/3037 1802
Contents: Made by Alexander Calvert.
Order of the Quarter Sessions at Knaresborough WYL230/3038 5 Oct 1802
Contents: On an appeal by Thomas Richardson, John Hall and Abraham Ward, quashing an assessment for Dacre with Bewerley poor rate.
Case and opinion of Samuel Buck WYL230/3039 c1803
Contents: Concerning Dacre and Bewerley poor rates.Date illegible.Also letter from John Harrison, Otley, to the overseers of Bewerley and Dacre about William Jackson and his wife and their need of help.17th Feb., 1803.
Survey Book of the Township of Dacre cum Bewerley in the West Riding of the County of York WYL230/3040 1803
Contents: Surveyed by Thomas Robinson, Ripon.
Bill from Thomas Robinson to Abraham Ward WYL230/3041 1804
Contents: On behalf of the township of Dacre cum Bewerley for a survey.
Appointment WYL230/3042 20 Apr 1804
Contents: Of Sir John Ingilby as representative of the inhabitants of Dacre to discuss with the inhabitants of Bewerley the division of Dacre with Bewerley into 2 separate townships and the apportioning of the poor between them.
Agreement at a meeting of the township of Dacre with Bewerley WYL230/3043 23 Apr 1804
Contents: For dividing the expenses of maintaining the poor, and disputes about lead and profits from mines, charging expenses of valuation
and surveys to the hamlet concerned, and having the assistant overseer as joint agent to keep the town books.
Note on the relationship of Dacre and Bewerley WYL230/3044 Early 19th cent
Contents: Mentioning separate highway maintenance, church rates and land tax and the parish of Ripon.
Note of 'persons to settle a poor bill' (in Dacre). WYL230/3045 4 Jan 1805
Account WYL230/3046 nd
Contents: Of rates of clothing the poor in clothes supplied by Thomas Meek, Little Britain, London. Printed.
Assessment for Dacre poor rate. WYL230/3047 13 Apr 1819
Copy of writ WYL230/3048 31 Jan 1851
Contents: Ordering Joseph Dent, William Williamson Whitaker, Samuel James Brown, Basil Thomas Wood, Thomas Clifton Wilkinson and John Williamson, Keepers of the Peace and Justices, to hold a meeting of the special sessions of the wapentake of Claro, and appoint overseers of the poor for Dacre with Bewerley.
Copies of writ WYL230/3049 1851-52
Contents:
Ordering Joseph Dent, William Williamson Whitaker, Samuel James Brown, Basil Thomas Wood, Thomas Clifton Wilkinson and John Williamson, Keepers of the Peace and Justices, to hold a meeting of the special session of the wapentake of Claro, and appoint overseers of the poor for Dacre with Bewerley, 31 Jan. 1851, a draft appointment, copy return, correspondence, some mentioning a writ of certiorari, notices of meetings to appoint overseers, and lists of ratepayers who are to serve as overseers.
'List of rate-payers agreed to at a vestry meeting to serve as overseers of the poor' for Dacre. WYL230/3050 1 Jan 1852
On printed form.
Letter from J.M. Barret, 34 Great James Street, London to Samuel Powell WYL230/3051 20 Jan 1852
Contents: Requesting that the justices appoint the overseers for Dacre, and referring to the case of Regina v. Carr, now abandoned.
Appointment WYL230/3052 21 Jan 1852
Contents: Of Smith Skaife and George Houseman as overseers of the poor in Dacre.
Blank appointments of overseers of the poor. WYL230/3053 Jan 1852
Haverah Park. [no ref. or date]
Order of the Quarter Sessions, 11 Jan. 2 Anne WYL230/3054 1704 & 1709
Contents: Discharging an order of the J.P.'s of the West Riding; removal order from Haverah Park to Roundhay 17 Sept., 1709; and cases for the Quarter Sessions at Skipton, 12 July, 1709, and Knaresborough 4 Oct. 1709, concerning the settlement of William Huddleston and family, disputed between Clifton, Roundhay and Haverah Park.
Brief for plaintiffs WYL230/3055 4 Oct 1709
Contents: In case of the inhabitants of Haverah Park v. the inhabitants of Roundhay at Knaresborough Sessions on an appeal to a warrant for the removal of Ellen Hudleston late wife of William Hudleston and her 2 children from Haverah Park to Roundhay.
Opinion of Richard Wilson WYL230/3056 nd Earlier 18th cent
Contents: That the inhabitants of Haverah Park should appeal against the removal of John Smith from Felliscliffe to Haverah Park, and that a bond of William Smith, now deceased dated 25 Apr.1715 to save harmless the inhabitants of Haverah Park by reason of John Smith's settlement there is valid in law.
Bond of indemnification WYL230/3057 29 Apr 1783
Contents: Of William Stubbs of Pannal, yeoman, and John Stubbs of Scriven with Tentergate, yeoman, to the Overseers of the Poor of Haverah
Park in £40, to pay for the maintenance of Elizabeth Mawson's son by William Stubbs.
Ripley [no ref. or date]
Bond WYL230/3058 7 May 1686
Contents: Of John Harcastle of Nidd, Blacksmith and William Hardcastle of Skipton, saddler, to John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., in £50 to indemnify the town or parish of Ripley for any cost concerning Henry Willis and to maintain him for life.
Removal order WYL230/3059 21 Jun 1703
Contents: For Michael Warne and his wife Mary from Ripley to Seaton.
Papers concerning removal WYL230/3060 1704-5
Contents: Of Isabel Steel from Knaresborough to Ripley and the appeal against it.
Brief for the defendants in the plea at Skipton sessions WYL230/3061 Jul 1808
Contents: Between the churchwardens and overseers of Nidd and the churchwardens and overseers of Ripley, concerning the removal of Mary Herrington and her child from Ripley to Nidd, with an account of expenses.
SCHOOLS AND CHARITIES. [no ref. or date]
Dacre [no ref. or date]
Copy of the will of William Hardcastle late of Dacre Banks but now of Hartwith, yeoman WYL230/3062 8 Jun 1694
Contents: Including bequests to relatives and for the maintenance of a schoolmaster at Dacre Banks.(Later copy).
Account of expenses WYL230/3063 Nov 1695-Nov 1696
Contents: Including payments to schoolmaster, mentioning William Hardcastle.
Abstract of part of William Harcastle's will WYL230/3064 Early 18th cent
Contents: Concerning a school at Dacre Banks, and copy of memorandum concerning lease in 1689 of garden belonging to schoolmaster.
Memorandum WYL230/3065 3 Sep 1730
Contents: That the purchase deed of 3 beastgates for the use of the poor of Dacre Pasture dated 15 April 1715 is in Robert Benson's custody.
Extracts from the will of William Mountaine WYL230/3066 18th cent
Contents:
Concerning Dacre Banks School and poor widows in Clint.
Assignment WYL230/3067 12 Sep 1781
Contents: From William Bannister of Hampsthwaite, yeoman, to Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, bart., and William Bake, Thomas Grainge, Peter Buck and Michael Benson, all of Dacre Pasture, yeomen, of £100 bequeathed by William Hardcastle, of whom Bannister is now sole trustee, in trust to provide education for relations and descendants of the testator, and the poor of Dacre, Dacre Pasture, Heyshaw and Dacre Banks.
Dacre Banks school papers WYL230/3068 1874-1899
Letter from Turner Grange, clerk to Dacre School Board, to Sir Henry Ingilby WYL230/3068(a) 5 May 1874
Contents: Requesting that he transfer Dacre Banks Hill-top School to the Board, and also mentioning a cottage usually occupied by the teachers of the school, and Sir Henry's proposed gift of £200 for the purposes of education at Dacre Banks.
Requests and receipts WYL230/3068(b) 1878-98
Contents: From Turner Grange to H.D. Ingilby for interest due on money invested as an endowment for Dacre Board School
Papers concerning new scheme for charities of William Hardcastle and William Mountain WYL230/3068(c) 1899
Contents: For Dacre Banks school, hitherto administered by Sir H.D. Ingilby
Letter from Charity Commission to Sir Henry D. Ingilby, Bart., Ripley Castle WYL230/3069 30 Jul 1900
Contents: Concerning an order about William Hardcastle's Charity Scheme, Dacre.
North and Kirk Deighton [no ref. or date]
Copy of will of Sir William Thornton of York, knight WYL230/3070 Made 6 Apr 1715
Contents: Mentioning the manor of Kirk Deighton, the advowson of Kirk Deighton, and a bequest to the poor of Kirk Deighton from lands in Baxby.
Letter from James Collins to John Ingilby, esq., Ripley WYL230/3071 4 Dec 1736
Contents: Concerning William Thornton's trust for the poor of Kirk Deighton, and mentioning also a case relating to Thomas Gabetis's will.
Extract from will of Sir Hugh Palliser WYL230/3072 c1791
Contents: Providing for a Sunday School in Kirk Deighton for 40 poor children of North Deighton and Kirk Deighton.
Note by W. Hannam WYL230/3073 18 May 1824
Contents: Of premises belonging to the poor of the parish of Kirk Deighton in the hands of Dr. Geldard, who has not given a discharge of them to the township of Kirk Deighton, as he promised the commissioners.
Ripley [no ref. or date]
Draft Notification by the minister, churchwarden, overseers and other inhabitants of Ripley WYL230/3074 Dec 1650
Contents: That John Swale, citizen and clothworker of Billingsgate, London, is authorised to receive £200 left by Lord John Craven, deceased, to the poor of Ripley, and that on his receipt of it, Lord John Craven's estate is fully discharged.
Surrender WYL230/3075 22 Oct 1685
Contents: By Peter Parker and others to John Ingilby and others of an ancient building and 6½ acres of land in Felliscliffe in the township of Clint, within Knaresborough Forest, for the poor of Ripley.(Note that new surrender made 18th June, 1783).
List of benefactions to the town and parish of Ripley. WYL230/3076 18th cent
Copy answer of Sir William Ingilby, Bart., one of the defendants WYL230/3077 Earlier 19th cent
Contents: To the information of the Attorney General, in which he denies that he is seised of an estate in Sproatley only as trustee for Ripley School.
Lease and release WYL230/3078 29 & 30 Aug 1828
Contents: From Sir William Amcotts Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., lord of the manor of Ripley, to the Very Rev. Robert Darley Waddilove, D.D., dean of the collegiate church of Ripon, Rev. John Cracroft, clerk, rector of Ripley, John Williamson of Hollings near Hampsthwaite, esq., and Benjamin Rawson of Nidd Hall near Ripley, esq., of lands at Sproatley, in obedience to a decree in Chancery, as trustees with him of Ripley School, reciting Mary Ingilby's regulations for the school, with map.
Miscellaneous [no ref. or date]
Letters patent of Henry VIII WYL230/3079 8 Jul 1539
Contents: For William Maltby and bearers to collect alms in Yorkshire for a hospital founded by Richard Smethley outside the bars of Beverley.Seal damaged.
List of names of people belonging to Killinghall WYL230/3080 Early 19th cent
Contents: Endorsed 'Poor people's beef list.'
Letter from Joseph Shotbolt, Tongue End, Nr. Bourn WYL230/3081 10 May 1827
Contents: To Sir William Ingilby, Bart., M.P., Kettlethorpe Hall, Lincs., complaining of the mismanagement of a charity founded by Robert Harrington who left an estate in Essex for the benefit of the poor of the parish of Bourn, Lincs., with a copy of reply stating that the rent will in due course be applied as decreed by the court of the Chancery.
Correspondence WYL230/3082 1874
Contents: Concerning the non-payment of a 10 shillings rent charge due from Kettlespring Farm to a charity known as Kendall's and another's.
ROADS, RAILWAYS AND CANALS [no ref. or date]
Copy record of complaint WYL230/3083 Easter Term 1664
Contents: Against the inhabitants of the parish of Deighton for not keeping the highway from Deighton to 'Yarrham'.
Certificate of two justices WYL230/3084 15 Oct 1664
Contents: That the highway from Walshford Bridge to Kirk Deighton is in good repair.
Act for repairing the road from North Deighton to Green Hammerton and making it a high carriage road. WYL230/3085 1752
Bound with paper covers.
Leeds - Liverpool Canal Act WYL230/3086 1769-70
Printed and bound.
Contents: Act for making and maintaining a navigable cut or canal from Leeds Bridge to North Lady's Walk in Liverpool and from thence to the River Mersey.10 George III
'The material parts of the highway act regarding the proportion of statute duty'. WYL230/3087 1773
Printed notice.
Appointment WYL230/3088 2 Jul 1779
2 copies
Contents: Of John Ingilby Esq., of Ripley as trustee of the Leeds-Harrogate-Ripon turnpike, in place of Sir John Ingilby, deceased.
Act for repairing and widening the roads from Wetherby to Knaresborough. WYL230/3089 1783
Printed.
Authorisation WYL230/3090 20 Jan 1790
Contents: From Eleanor Collins of Knaresborough, spinster, and Elizabeth Collins of Scriven with Tentergate, spinster, to Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., his servants and workmen, to take part of their lands to widen the road from Ripley to Hampsthwaite.
Bill for enlarging the term and powers of three separate acts... WYL230/3091 1794
Printed.
Contents: ....so far as the same relate to the amending and widening of the road from Harrogate, through Ripley and Ripon, to the north east corner of Hutton Moor and from the east end of Kirby Hill Moor, to the town of Ripon.
Part of plan showing routes of roads from King's Lynn to Yarmouth, and from Monmouth to Llandbeder. WYL230/3092 nd 18th cent ?
Printed; Fragmentary.
Map of the London and Edinburgh mail roads from London to East Retford-- WYL230/3093 1827
Printed map.
Contents: ---delineating all the variations and improvements of which they are capable together with a projected new straight line of road extending from Welwyn to Tuxford----surveyed under the direction
of Thos. Telford Esq., by James Mills 1826'.Scale: 8 furlongs=1 inch.
Map of the London and Edinburgh mail roads from East Retford, to Morpeth WYL230/3094 1827
Printed map.
Contents: Including the two lines through Doncaster and Boroughbridge and through Thorne and York delineating all the proposed new lines and improvements also a proposed extension of the present Thirsk and Stockton roads to Newcastle upon Tyne, surveyed under the direction of Thomas Telford Civil Engineer by Henry Welch 1826.Scale: 8 furlongs=1 inch.
'London and Morpeth mail road index map, surveyed by Thomas Telford.' WYL230/3095 1827
Printed map.
Contents: Scale: 2 miles=1 inch.
Printed report of the directors of the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway. WYL230/3096 5 Feb 1848
KNARESBOROUGH FOREST [no ref. or date]
Copy of instructions to commissioners for surveying the possessions of the Duchy of Lancaster in Staffs., Derbyshire and Warwickshire. WYL230/3097 1558
Contents: 4 & 5 Philip & Mary(Contemporary copy).
Commission WYL230/3098 15 Jun 1559
Contents: To Henry Earl of Cumberland, High Steward of the Honor of Knaresborough, William Ingelbye, knight, Francis Samwell, deputy auditor of possessions parcell of the Duchy of Lancaster, William Tanckerd, learned steward of the Honor. Francis Pawmes, William Mallet, receivers for the Honors of Pontefract and Knaresborough, and James Pulleyne, esq., to examine the ancient customs of the Forest, Soke and Liberty of Knaresborough, by searching records in Knaresborough Castle, and by taking the verdict of 12 honest and indifferent persons.
Copy of return to commission for surveying Knaresborough Forest WYL230/3099 18th cent copy
Contents: Concerning perambulation of the Forest boundaries.20th Aug. 1576
Copy of perambulation of boundaries of Forest of Knaresborough. WYL230/3100 20 Aug 1576
An abstract of the survayes of certayne parcells of the possessions of the Honor of Knaresburgh, in the county of York WYL230/3101 Early 17th cent
Contents:
Taken in Anno Dmi 1611 by William Fletewood, knight. (9 ff.), followed by extracts from presentments of the jurors at the court of survey (4 ff.) and extracts from verdicts and presentments made in 1613 (4 ff.). Signed by Fletewode and sealed.
Deputation WYL230/3102 25 Sep 1745
Contents: Of Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., as gamekeeper within the liberty and Forest of Knaresborough.
Deputation WYL230/3103 13 Aug 1748
Contents: By Sir John Ingilby to Emanuel Simpson of Greenhow Hill to be gamekeeper under him within the Liberty and Forest of Knaresborough.
Volume belonging to Sir John Ingilby, concerning Knaresborough and containing WYL230/3104 18th century
Contents: Pp. 1-42 Verdicts at Court of Survey Aug. 1611 on Knaresborough survey and customs of the town and honour of Knaresborough.43-4 Fees of officers of the borough and liberty 15 Aug. 1611.45-6 Inquisition of 42 Edward III concerning burgage rights on Knaresborough and referring to loss of records.46-8 Rental of demesne flatts in Knaresborough, Scriven and Ferrensby.49-52 Rental of bond land in Scriven, Tentergate and the fields of Knaresborough.53 Order by the neighbours of Tentergate and Bondend concerning the duties of 4 men appointed annually, 1634/5.
54 Agreement by the copyholders and inhabitants of Knaresborough and Scriven concerning wastes. 1613.55 Order by J.P.s concerning rates in the wapentake of Claro, 19 James I.56-8 Order by the Earl of Cumberland concerning payment for the repair of the Castle of Knaresborough, and the holding of the court there.58-67 Particulars of Sir Henry Slingsby's land in Scriven and Knaresborough.68-70 Rental of copyhold lands in Scriven, Tentergate and the fields of Knaresborough.70-80 Customs of bond land, copyhold and burghers in Knaresborough and Scriven, as above 32-42.81 Fees of officers of liberty of Knaresborough.81-5 Survey of demesnes of castle and manor of Knaresborough.86-95 Customs of the Forest decreed in court of Duchy Chamber 5 Elizabeth.96-100 Inquest at Knaresborough 1577 into rents from towns and hamlets in the Forest of Knaresborough.100-4 Sign manual letters of 39 & 41 Eliz. concerning the jurisdiction of the court of the Manor of Knaresborough over testamentary cases.105-6 Agreement by the great inquest of the Forest of Knaresborough at the sheriff's tourn at Knaresborough concerning raising rates within the Forest. 1604.106 Agreement concerning Swindon common. 1609.107 Order of the Court of Duchy Chamber concerning Ralph Banks who has offered to inform the court of unlawful leases of copyhold.108-9 Allegations by the copyhold tenants of the Forest of Knaresborough concerning the keeping of Her Majesty's Castle Court.109 Verdicts of the Great Inquest 4 & 6 Henry VII.110 Grant from Henry VIII to the inhabitants of the forest and manor
of Knaresborough of freedom from tolls.111-4 Inquest of 18 Elizabeth on the bounds of the forest.115 Inquest at the Court Leet for the borough of Knaresborough 1700 concerning the drawing of cards, and scavenger corn.116-7 Particulars of owners of borough houses and waste in Knaresborough, who drew cards on 27 Apr. 1700.118-9 Years in which 'lots will become due' 1700-17, with list of names under each year.120 Charter concerning fairs in Knaresborough 7 Eliz. 18th centEnclosed is a list of expenses, in French, of 'Monsieur le Chevalier Ingilby' July 1802, and 1803.
Notebook marked 'The Boundary, Customs etc. of the Forest of Knaresborough' WYL230/3105 Mid 18th cent
Contents: Containing copies of the inquest of 20 Aug. 18 Eliz. into the bounds of the Forest, particulars of wastes in Forest plotted by Robert Wray, and inspeximus 2 James I of inquisition into Forest customs of 5 Eliz. and forms of surrender.Belonged to Sir John Ingilby.
Notes of boundary of Forest of Knaresborough WYL230/3106 Mid 18th cent
Contents: With plan.
MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL AFFAIRS [no ref. or date]
Accounts of Henry Wardle, constable of North Deighton. WYL230/3107 1647-8
Notice by several men (of Dacre) WYL230/3108 Later 18th cent
Contents: That the office of constable belonged to Abraham Theaker Farm a number of years ago and that the 'imposeing man' is most liable, and he and his son the most capable of serving.
Statement of the Constitution of Ripon with respect to the Lord Archbishop of York WYL230/3109 1807
Small paper book.
Contents: By Mr. Charles Harrison clerk of the Peace for the Liberty of Ripon.
Agreement WYL230/3110 13 Feb 1858
Contents: By John Topham Sharpe to pay Peter Pouter £10 a year for 3 years to catch rats, mice and other vermin in the parish of Ripley.
Account book for Ripley Clothing Club. WYL230/3111 1879-1906
Resolution of meeting of rate-payers, occupiers and owners of land in Spofforth WYL230/3112 12 Aug 1872
Contents: Concerning presentation of a memorial on the state of the River Crimple, which has recently flooded.
Log of the 'Nightingale Patrol'. WYL230/3113 1927
Record of marks obtained by a Brownie in tests. WYL230/3114 1929-31
'Toll book for all horses, mares and geldings sold and exchanged.' WYL230/3117 15 Aug 1708
Single folio.
Toll books of horses etc. exchanged at Ripley fair. WYL230/3118 1721-1730
Contents: 1721-27,29-30
'A toll book of horses, mares, fillies, and geldings sold and exchanged at Ripley Fair'. WYL230/3119 15 Aug 1728
Contents: Single folio, listing these transactions.
Notice about the holding of Ripley market. WYL230/3120 1 Nov 1731
Notes of tolls of horses sold and exchanged at Ripley Fair. WYL230/3121 1773-77
Names of buyers and sellers of horses with description of horses and prices. WYL230/3122 nd 19th cent
LEGAL PAPERS [no ref. or date]
Extract from roll, probably of court of Common Pleas WYL230/3123 Hilary Term 1376
Damaged
Contents: Concerning a case of trespass between the Abbot of Fountains and Robert de Coghill.
Acquittance WYL230/3124 8 Oct 1496
Contents: From William Bishop of Carlisle and abbot of St. Mary's York, for fines imposed on John Shan, William Nottingham, Robert Spink, John Blithman Henry Spink and John Maxwell for trespasses within the liberty of St. Mary's.
Inquest for riot and assault on Richard Galoway at Greenhow WYL230/3125 Earlier 16th cent
Contents: On 9 Dec.21 Henry VIII committed by William Dicconson of Brame in the parish of Fewston, yeoman, Thomas Pullan of Blubberhouses in the same parish, yeoman, John Thorpe of Park Heud in the same parish, yeoman, William Curtes of Fewston, yeoman, William Thorpe of Fewston, yeoman, Thomas Thorpe of Fewston, yeoman, Thomas Grenefeld of Fewston, yeoman, Richard Ward of Wythemas House in
the same parish, yeoman, William Wodde of Swinstey Hall in the parish of Otley, gentleman, John Hill of Killinghall, yeoman, Richard Horner of Soffestanes in the parish of Hampsthwaite, yeoman, Thomas Skayff of Bracanbarows in the same parish, yeoman, John Malhom of Menwith Hill in the same parish, yeoman, Lancelot Skirre of Thornthwaite in the same parish, yoeman, George Wadyngton of the same place, yeoman, James Atkynson of Harpergate in the same parish, yeoman and others to the number of 20.
Memorandum concerning the manor of Barrowby held of the manor of North Deighton WYL230/3126 Late 16th cent
Contents: And an action to be commenced by Mr. Ward against John Sampaull and his son.
Depositions of witnesses in suit of William Lowson v. Sir Thomas Danbie at Tanfield. WYL230/3127 23 Jun 1590
Copy of the award of Richard Hutton WYL230/3128 1 Sep 1596
Contents: Between William Ingleby of Ripley, esq., and Thomas Benson of Hewgill, Westmorland, in disputes about moors in Bewerley.
Testimony of witnesses WYL230/3129 Early 17th cent
Some missing from front.
Contents: Concerning land in Fearby, Ellistring, Ilton, Swinton and Masham.
Order of the Exchequer Court WYL230/3130 Easter Term 1616
Slightly damaged
Contents: To Henry Southell or Suttle and Sir William Ingleby to pay to Sir Robert Dineley money due in respect of homage for lands in North Deighton.
Copy order of the Exchequer Court WYL230/3131 Trinity Term 1616
Contents: In suit involving Sir Robert Dyneley and Sir William Ingleby, that Arthur Suttle is to answer for money due by him for issues lost by him on jury service, and that Sir William should not be charged for money for respite of homage for North Deighton.
Note of charges against George Darnebrook WYL230/3132 1619
Contents: For citation, call, proxy, excommunication, fee, etc., and arrears of rent.
Copy record of case in Exchequer Court concerning property at Thruscross. WYL230/3133 Easter Term 1624
Contents: Rolled in a lease from Thomas Gill of Thruscross, yeoman, to John Shipperde of the same, clothier, of a close called Skelderdailes and land in a close of Shipperde's called Plante Holme in Thruscross for 36 years at 20 shillings annual rent, in exchange for a lease of a close called Bradinge.7 March 1596
Papers concerning the dispute between Sir William Ingilby and Solomon Swale WYL230/3134 1633-48
Contents: Including a deed of covenant of 18 Nov. 9 Charles I by which Sir William Ingilby, in consideration of a deed of annuity, discharges Swale and his property in South Stainley for portions due to Swale's younger brothers and sisters and agrees to provide for their education and maintenance, various bonds and acquittances.
Copy record of suit in the Exchequer Court WYL230/3135 Hilary Term 1638
Contents: Concerning 2 messuages in Dacre Banks, Summerbridge Mill and pasture in Hartwith Moor, which William Ingleby son and heir of Sampson Ingilby claims as a result of a grant of 27 Sept. 18 Elizabeth from Anthony Bayliffe of Poynton, Lincs., to William Ingleby of Brantingham.
Papers in the suits involving Sir Soloman Swale, etc. WYL230/3136 1641 & 1653
Papers in Chancery proceedings WYL230/3137 1640-54
Contents: Concerning non-payment of bequests under the wills of Francis Swale and Mrs. Jane Ingilby, a loan by Thomas Ingilby, and non-delivery of bonds, including William Ingilby's replication to Soloman Wyvell's bill of complaint, 1640, and copies of various bills, replies and depositions involving Sir William Ingilby, Soloman Swale,
William Pinckney and Elizabeth his wife, Robert Swale, Soloman Wyvell, Peter Ingilby and Henry Ingilby, 1650-4.
Notes about a case concerning a fence between North Deighton and Ribston. WYL230/3138 Earlier 17th cent
Interrogatories to be put to witnesses WYL230/3139 Mid 17th cent
Contents: On behalf of William Ingleby, esq., defendant and against Sir William Darcy, knight, complainant, concerning an agreement of 11 May 1647 for the sale of mares and foals.
Counter interrogatories WYL230/3140 Mid 17th cent
Contents: To be administered to the witnesses to be produced, sworn and examined on the part and behalf of Sir William Darcy, knight, complainant against William Ingleby Esq., defendant.
Articles of misdemeanour against Soloman Swale WYL230/3141 Jun 1649
Contents: For the alleged assault of William Ingleby, esq., in a house in High Holborne.
Bond WYL230/3142 27 Sep 1651
Contents: Of Henry Beane of South Stainley, yeoman, to William Ingilby of Ripley, knight and Bart., in £300 to guarantee acceptance by
William Pinckney, Elizabeth his wife and Robert Swaile of arbitration in the suit concerning Sir William Ingilby and Soloman Swaile.
Copy bill of Solomon Swale WYL230/3143 1652
Contents: A statement of the case between Henry Ingilby and him and other papers.
Writ WYL230/3144 4 Mar 1652
Contents: Ordering Solomon Swale to cease proceedings at Common Law against Sir William Ingelby knight and bart., who is a complainant against him in Chancery.
Writ to Solomon Swale WYL230/3145 22 May 1652
Contents: To perform an order of the Court of Chancery continuing an injunction, Swale having obtained a verdict against William Ingilby in defiance of this injunction.
Copy of bill WYL230/3146 21 Jun 1652
Contents: In suit of Solomon Wyvell and Peter Ingilby of Raventofts v. William Ingilby.
Papers in suits WYL230/3147 1652-55
Contents:
Between Solomon Swale and William Ingilby esq., later Henry Ingilby, his executor, with others, concerning a deed of covenant of 16 Nov. 1633 and various bonds.
Case for Henry Ingilby, executor of William Ingilby WYL230/3148 c 1654
Contents: In suit against Solomon and Robert Swale, William Pinkney and Elizabeth his wife, with a report on the state of the case.
Interrogatories to be administered to witnesses...... WYL230/3149 Mid 17th cent
On parchment.
Contents: On the part and behalf of William Ingilby esq., late called Sir William Ingilby, Kt. and Bart., complainant, against Solomon Swaile, esq., Robert Swale, William Pinckney and Elizabeth his wife, defendants.
Notes in case against Thomas Barwick WYL230/3150 nd 1650's
Contents: For digging up posts at Ripley Park gate called Holling Banks Gate and entering with a carriage, and in case against Miles Bilton for perjury in saying that this was a common highway.
Order by justices of assize WYL230/3151 17 Jul 1654
Contents: To jurors to view place in Ripley Park in question in the case of Ingleby v. Barwick.
Bond WYL230/3152 25 Mar 1656
Contents: Of Solomon Swale of South Stainley, esq., to Henry Ingilby of Killinghall esq., executor of the will of William Ingilby late of Ripley, deceased in £500, to keep harmless Henry Ingilby from the demands of Swale's brothers and sisters for their portions due on various bonds ordered to be cancelled by Edmond Hoskins, arbitrator of disputes over these bonds.
Bond WYL230/3153 17 May 1656
Contents: Of Christopher Metcalfe of the city of London, merchant, to Henry Ingilby of Killinghall in £800 to observe the arbitration of Roger Coates of Kildwick Grange and Richard Rowndell of Cowthorpe concerning the remainder of money due on a judgement obtained by Thomas Metcalfe against Sir William Ingilby.Also an agreement by Metcalfe with Ingilby and John Cooke of Haverah Park, that he will keep harmless Ingilby and his lands from any costs concerning a bond of Sir William Savile, Sir William Ingilby, Sir Richard Hutton and Sir John Ramsden to Thomas Metcalfe, now sold to Cooke, and to try to recover money paid on this bond to Haberdashers' Hall, London.27th Aug., 1656.
Assignment WYL230/3154 27 Aug 1656
Contents: From Christopher Metcalfe of Ouldford, Middlesex, brother and administrator of Thomas Metcalfe of Leeds, alderman, to John Cooke of Haverah Park, of a bond of Sir William Savile of Thornhill, Sir
William Ingilby of Ripley, Sir Richard Hutton of Goldsborough and Sir John Ramsden of Byram in £600.
Bond WYL230/3155 27 Aug 1656
Contents: Of Christopher Metcalfe of Oldford, Middlesex, esq., to Henry Ingilby of Killinghall, esq., in £500 to observe the covenants of an agreement.
Writ from the Exchequer WYL230/3156 28 Nov 1660
Contents: To the sheriff of Yorkshire to restore to William Ingilby, Bart., 5½ bovates land in Sproatley and a term of years in Haverah Park, seized from Henry Ingilby in 1655 when he was outlawed.
Quietus from Exchequer WYL230/3157 1660-62
Contents: For Thomas Slingsby, Bart., sheriff of Yorkshire, 12 Charles II and for Christopher Metcalfe 13 Charles II for sums due from Haverah Park and lands in Sproatley seized on the outlawry of Henry Ingilby deceased, and now restored to William Ingilby.
Bill of complaint WYL230/3158 24 May 1661
Contents: Of Stephen Taylor against Sir William Ingilby and Francis Armitage and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Trapps, alleging that they obtained and cancelled a bond of Henry Ingilby, deceased, for the payment of the remainder of the purchase money for lands in Harrogate bought from William Middleton, Taylor having been made trustee to receive
this money and pay portions and debts to the children and creditors of Sir Francis Trapps and Robert Trapps.
Draft answer of Sir William Ingilby WYL230/3159 c 1661
Contents: To Stephen Taler's bill of complaint concerning Henry Ingilby's mortgage of lands in Harrogate.
Answer of William Ingilby Bart., one of the defendants WYL230/3160 Trinity Term 1661
Contents: To Stephen Taylor's bill of complaint in a Chancery suit concerning land sold by William Middleton to Henry Ingilby.
Bill of complaint in Chancery case WYL230/3161 24 Oct 1664
Contents: Brought by Stephen Taylor of York against Francis Armitage and Mary his wife, Francis Radcliffe and Anne his wife, William Armitage and Elizabeth his wife, William Wyvell, John Cooke and Sir William Ingleby for non-payment of money due from the sale of property in Harrogate to Henry Ingleby. Annotated by Sir William.
Brief in Ralph Leedom v. Edward Webster and Sir William Ingilby v. Ralph Leedom WYL230/3162 1667-8
Contents: Concerning Knox Warren, Harrogate. 19 Charles II
Copy of record of plea of trespass at the court of King's Bench WYL230/3163 1668-9
Contents: Between William Ingilby Bart. And Ralph Leedom concerning taking rabbits in a warren called Knox Warren, which case is to be heard at York assizes. 20 & 21 Charles II
Grant of the tuition of Thomasin Burrow to James Schoolecroft WYL230/3164 23 Dec 1675
Contents: Endorsed that this document was produced during an examination in the Chancery suit between Dorothy Dearlove and others and Elizabeth Lingard and others. 16th March 1679
Record of case at York Assizes WYL230/3165 Trinity Term 1677
Contents: Brought by the King and Stephen Johnson against the hundred of Claro for an offence against the statute of Winchester, concerning highway robbery at Irongate Bridge in the parish of Pannal.
Papers in various suits WYL230/3166 1678-81
Contents: Of Burrowes v. Lingard, Schoolcroft v. Lingard, Lingard v. Dearlove, Dearlove v. Ingilby, Ingilby v. Bellingham etc., connected with the will of Thomasin Burrowes the elder, sister of Elizabeth Lingard, and arising from an action brought by Elizabeth Lingard against James Schoolcroft, in which Peter Dearlove was pledge for Schoolcroft at the instance of Sir William Ingilby who apparently acted at the instance of Sir James Bellingham, so that various actions for damages followed, including briefs, copies of orders and writs.
Letter from James Bellingham, Skipton, (to Sir William Ingilby) WYL230/3167 5 Sep 1676
Contents: Requesting him to discharge a bond of his (Bellingham's) servant to Taylor, and promising to indemnify him.
Note of costs in suit between James Scholcroft and Elizabeth Lingard. WYL230/3168 1678-80
Case for plaintiff WYL230/3169 1679
Contents: With notes of working points for defendant in case between Francis Wood, gent., attorney of Court of Common Pleas and Sir William Ingilby Bart., for 'scandalous words', Wood claiming that Sir William accused him, in court at York, of altering a record. 31 Charles II (?)
Order of Court of Chancery WYL230/3170 7 May 1679
Contents: In suit between Dorothy Dearlove and Elizabeth Lingard for a delay as Sir William Ingleby has hindered the execution of a commission.
Deposition by Marmaduke Scott of Knaresborough WYL230/3171 6 Sep 1679
Badly torn
Contents: Concerning the trial of an issue between James Schoolcroft and Elizabeth Lingard, in which the verdict was given against the
plaintiff who refused to stand to it and became nonsuit.Enclosed is a letter concerning this suit. 26th June, 1679.
Deposition of William Parker WYL230/3172 11 Sep 1679
Contents: Concerning the suit of James Schoolcroft v. Elizabeth Lingard heard at York Assizes, when Schoolcroft, seeing that the verdict would be against him, became non-suit.
Copy plea of plaintiff WYL230/3173 Michaelmas Term 1679
Contents: In suit of Thomas Steele v. William Pickard concerning ejectment from property in Ripley and North Deighton leased to Steele by Sir William Ingleby.
Letter from William Ingilby, Ripley, to Christopher Yates WYL230/3174 20 Nov 1680
Contents: Concerning the executors (of James Bellingham) and saying that Widow Dearlove's goods have been distrained.
Letter from Charles Ingilby, Spurriergate, York, to Christopher Yates, Furnivall's Inn WYL230/3175 30 Nov 1680
Contents: Asking for help for Sir William Ingilby in Dearlove's case.
Letter from William Ingilby, Ripley, to Christopher Yates, Furnival's Inn WYL230/3176 25 Dec 1680
Contents: Saying that Thomas Bellingham has been arrested, and asking what declaration Brownrig has given and whether or not he is the attorney employed for Widow Dearlove.
Letter from William Ingilby, Ripley, to Christopher Yaits, Furnival's Inn WYL230/3177 31 Dec 1680
Contents: Concerning the executors of James Bellingham, and referring to Mr. Allan Bellingham, who was not named an executor but who Yaits has said 'stands upon his prevalige.'
Lawyer's bill for case of Schoolcroft and Dearelove v. Lingard WYL230/3178 c 1680
Letter from William Ingilby to Christopher Yates, Furnival's Inn WYL230/3179 21 Mar 1681
Contents: Concerning lack of success at York Assizes in suit of Lingard v. Dearlove, and asking for advice on the action to be taken about Bellingham's executors.
Letter from William Ingilby, Ripley, to Christopher Yates, Furnivall's Inn WYL230/3180 28 May 1681
Contents: Concerning proceeding against Thomas Bellingham and Clifton Leake.
Letter from Sir William Ingilby, York, to Christopher Yeats, Furnivall's Inn WYL230/3181 19 Jul 1681
Contents: Saying that they have obtained a verdict of £516 in Mr. Bellingham's business, but that their opponents intend to bring a writ of error.
Copy record of a suit in the Exchequer WYL230/3182 Michaelmas Term 1681
Contents: Brought by William Ingleby against Thomas Bellingham and Clifton Leake on a plea of trespass on the case.
Writ to the sheriff of Yorkshire WYL230/3183 1681-2
Part missing
Contents: To seize the lands and chattels of William Ingilby late of Ripley to a certain value, to pay Dorothy Dearlove, widow and administratrix of Peter Dearlove, for damages. ? 33 Charles II
Note on evidence of witnesses for the defendant, William Busky esq WYL230/3184 c 1681-2
Contents: In a case in the King's Bench, concerning the alleged ejection of the plaintiff from lands leased to him by Richard Fulborne.On back is an account of money due headed 'Widow Jackson's Account.' 1708.
'Certain remarques upon Willm. Dawson's tryall at Knarsbrough' concerning the taking of wood. WYL230/3185 5 Oct 1681
Letter from Edward Ridsdale to Sir William Ingleby, Ripley WYL230/3186 22 Jan 1682
Contents: Saying that Sir Jonathan is of opinion that it would be convenient for him (Sir William) to have a special jury of gentlemen to try Dawson's cause and telling him that Col. Graham, the Duke of York's pursebearer, has suffered shipwreck after receiving a large sum of money for the Duke.
Copy of plea of plaintiff WYL230/3187 Late 17th cent
Contents: In case brought by William Dawson against Sir William Ingleby, Bart., and John Hodgson, alleging malicious indictment of him for the theft of a wooden pole.
Copies of the brief for the plaintiff WYL230/3188 1682
Contents: In a suit brought by Sir William Ingilby against John Kettlewell, who broke down part of the fence round Sir William's close called Lea Field in the parish of Spofforth, and impounded cattle which subsequently strayed into his close called Bond Ing.
Copy record of plaintiff's case WYL230/3189 Hilary Term 1682
Contents: In the suit between William Ingleby and John Ketlewell on a plea of trespass on the case, concerning property at Spofforth.
Note of costs in case of Ingilby v. Kettlewell WYL230/3190 1682
Contents: Of the conduct of the trial and of a church lay levied at Killinghall. Enclosed is a plan illustrating the dispute with Kettlewell.
Account of Edward Ridsdale with Sir John Ingleby WYL230/3191 Oct 1684
Damaged
Contents: For an admittance (in Thornton with Bishopside) and keeping his accounts. Receipted.
Copy bill in Chancery WYL230/3192 26 Nov 1687
Contents: Of Thomas Leigh, surviving executor of Dame Mary Bolles, against Dame Margaret Ingilby and Sir John Ingilby, alleging non-payment of money due on a bond of Sir William Ingilby, Sir John's grandfather.
Queries and opinions WYL230/3193 Late 17th cent
Contents: Concerning lands which descended to Sir John Ingilby on his father's death, including whether he may pass a fine and recovery of lands not in his mother's jointure, whether Summerbridge Mills and the quarry are in her jointure etc.
Brief for defendants in case of Thomas Thompson v. John Ledgard and Mathew Robinson WYL230/3194 c 1692-94
4 copies
Contents: The plaintiffs claiming that they were ejected from premises in Armley and Wortley in the parish of Leeds leased to them by John Hopton and Katherine his wife.
Shortened copies of records of suits WYL230/3195 Trinity Term 1693
Contents: Of Katherine Ingilby v. Solomon Swaile and Sir John Ingilby v. Frances and George Wilkes, both for debt, giving only the plea and the conclusion.
Lady Ingleby's case at large (for counsel's advice) against her brother, John Savile of Methley WYL230/3196 Late 17th cent
Contents: Who has been witholding interest on money left to her by their father's will which he has lent to Sir Robert Vyner of London, and a tithe rent also left to her by her father.
Papers in law-suits WYL230/3197 1701-1705
Contents: Concerning lands in Little Cattall in the parish of Whixley mortgaged by Richard Shuttleworth to Sir John Ingilby, including Mr. Savile's answer, Dec. 1692, concerning bonds of Sir Robert Vyner.
Proposals for an accommodation WYL230/3198 18th cent
Contents: Between Mr. Richard March, Sir John Ingleby and Esquire Wastall about an estate called Little Cattall late Mr. Shuttleworth's.
Evidence of William Simpson and John Cooke WYL230/3199 25 Aug 1702
Contents: Concerning right of the inhabitants of Haverah Park to common in Knaresborough Forest.
Copy decree of Court of Chancery WYL230/3200 25 Feb 1704
Contents: In suit between John Ingleby Bart., executor of Lady Margaret Ingleby, Ann Arden, widow, Mark Shafto and Margaret his wife, and Mary Ingleby, spinster, executrix of Catherine Ingilby, plaintiffs, and John Savile esq., Robert Snell executor of Thomas Uxner executor of Robert Vyner Bart., John Trevor Master of the Rolls, Arabella Greenhill executrix of Mary Greenhill executrix of John Greenhill, Mary Sherrard and John Feyer executors of Lady Mary Bolton, that Savile is to render account of 2 houses in Lombard Street, and satisfy the demands of Lady Bolton's representative, Greenhill, and the plaintiffs.
Bill to Sir John Ingilby for legal expenses. WYL230/3201 1706
Copies of depositions of Jude Abbey and Edward Ridsdale WYL230/3202 1706
Contents:
Concerning various bonds involving Sir John Ingilby, Antony Fothergill, Thomas Lambert, Thomas Cagill, Francis Calvert and John Morland, a list of these bonds and 2 letters from Edward Ridsdale to Sir John in London giving local news and referring to these bonds, rentals, and deer which broke out of Mr. Arthington's park.
Order of the court in the case of Ingilby v. Savile WYL230/3203 25 Feb 1713
Contents: That Savile is to account for the rents and profits of a house, and to repay to Ingilby the costs of the other defendants.
Papers in the cases of Ingilby v. Savile and Blackett v. Delavall WYL230/3204 1713-15
Contents: Comprising letters from Edward Ridsdale and John Norton, a letter to Ridsdale from his daughter being included, details of costs, warrants to take John Savile into custody to secure his appearance in court, a copy of a Chancery decree and receipts.
Copy of letters patent WYL230/3205 24 Jan 1715
Contents: Ordering that John Savile be attached so that he may appear in the Court of Chancery, Savile being in contempt for not appearing in response to a subpoena.
Copies of writ to Edward Ridsdale, sen., Edward Ridsdale, jun., Francis White and others WYL230/3206 30 Apr 1715
2 items
Contents: To sequestrate the goods of John Savile for contempt of the Court of Chancery in a case brought by John Ingleby, Bart., against him and others.
Papers concerning an action for debt in the King's Bench WYL230/3207 1717-18
Contents: Brought by William Curtis of Otley against William Hardcastle of Dacre Banks, including a release of actions from Hardcastle to Curtis.
Agreement by several copyholders of Knaresborough Forest WYL230/3208 15 Sep 1722
Contents: That they will bear shares, according to the proportion of their land in Killinghall, of the cost of prosecuting William Watson of Killinghall who has broken up the soil and cast up several rabbit burrows on Killinghall Moor, and appointment of Thomas Flesher as attorney in this case to defend their rights and hinder Watson from setting hay stacks or throwing up burrows.
Note of the indictment of William Watson at the Quarter Sessions WYL230/3209 c 1722
Contents: For digging up rabbit burrows on the Forest Moor and at Knaresborough Sessions with one Brown for setting hay ricks on the Forest Moor.
Notice to Henry Bean WYL230/3210 8 Jul 1724
Contents: That the cause between him and William Watson will be held at the next assizes in York.
Papers concerning the trusteeship under the will of Lady Barbara Allibone WYL230/3211 1724-25
Contents: Including Sir John Ingilby's answer to Sir William Bowes' bill of complaint, correspondence concerning a release to George Erington, and a decree of the Court of Chancery of 4 March 11 George I, that Sir John, the defendant, should convey to Erington, the plaintiff, the estates vested in him by the will subject to the trusts expressed in it.
Letter from Thomas Newsome to John Preston, attorney, Stokesley WYL230/3212 29 Feb 1732
Contents: About legal business and including a copy of a praecipe for a fine between John and Thomas Brooke, querents, and Edward Banks and Martha his wife, John Brooke and Elizabeth his wife, and William Hardcastle and Margaret his wife, deforciants.
Letter from Thomas Norton, Carleton, to John Ingilby, esq. WYL230/3213 19 Jan 1733
Contents: Offering to give him an account of Mr. Yorke's 'pretended title' which he is well qualified to do, as he was the occasion of the calling of the first court in Bewerley.
Note that Mr. Wilson is to see papers relating to minerals in Bewerley WYL230/3214 c 1733
Contents: Especially concerning a suit in Chancery, with a copy of feoffment of 1614 from John Armytage of Kirklees to Christopher Darnbrooke of a messuage and land in Bewerley.
Case, and opinion of Richard Wilson WYL230/3215 2 Jul 1733
Contents: Concerning Mr. York's claim to the manor of Bewerley, and the boundary between it and the manor of Dacre with Brimham.
Proofs proper to be made before Sir Henry Slingsby Bart., and Thomas Metcalfe Esq. WYL230/3216 1733
Contents: At the meeting appointed to be at the Post House in Bedale the 6th day of July 1733---- apparently concerning the boundary between Dacre and Bewerley and mentioning a causeway on Nought Moor.
List of boundary marks WYL230/3217 c 1733?
Contents: With, on back, beginning of agreement concerning boundary (between Dacre and Bewerley).
Papers concerning evidence about the boundary of Dacre and Bewerley WYL230/3218 18th cent
Contents:
In the dispute with Mr. Yorke.
Copy award of Richard Hutton WYL230/3219 18th cent copy
Contents: In a dispute between William Ingleby of Ripley, esq., and Thomas Benson of Hewgill, Westmorland, gent., concerning Bewerley Moors and the lead mines there.1st Sept. 1596.
Papers concerning Dacre and Bewerley WYL230/3220 1608-1733
Note of demands to be made on Sir Stephen Procter's agreement 'if he have Bewerley'. WYL230/3220(a) 29 Mar 1608
Renunciation by Seth Dickinson of the prosecution of Henry Baike of Dacre WYL230/3220(b) 1698-1699
Contents: For taking away soil and ground from Nought Moor, with a copy of the presentment.
Agreements about turbary on Nought Moor. WYL230/3220(c) 1732-33
6 items
Land tax assessment on Hartwith cum Winsley. WYL230/3220(d) 1733
Extracts from Fountains Abbey rental WYL230/3220(e) Made 18th cent
Contents: About Hartwith, Bewerley and Dacre Grange, and copy of an inquisition of 17 Henry VII on Dacre boundaries.
Note of some pieces of evidence concerning the boundaries of Bewerley. WYL230/3221 18th cent
Note that Sir John Ingilby has right to a sheep gate on Bewerley Riggs, as appears from Fountains rental. WYL230/3222 18th cent
Copy of writ of 17 June 15 George II for production of various people before the justices at Westminster WYL230/3223 19 Sep 1741
Contents: To answer Sir John Ingilby's plea that they broke his close at Haverah Park, with a list of the people involved to whom copies were sent.
Copy affidavit of Thomas Strother and order of Court of Sewers WYL230/3224 1749
Contents: In case in King's Bench between Commissioners of Sewers for the Upland Parts of the West Riding and Strother concerning Killinghall mill dam, with a copy of a writ to the commissioners to show cause why a writ of certiorari should not be directed to them.
Draft case concerning the burning of turves WYL230/3225 18th cent
Contents:
Which a labourer had dug for Sir John Ingilby on Hartwith Moor, in the Manor of Dacre with Brimham, asking if an indictment can be brought against the men responsible.
Copy of case and opinions WYL230/3226 1752
Contents: Concerning the right of the inhabitants of Haverah Park to commons and turbary in Knaresborough Forest.
Copy of opinions WYL230/3227 1752
Contents: Concerning the right of the inhabitants of Haverah Park to commons and turbary in Knaresborough Forest.
'The usual stock of cattle that the tenants of Haverah Park turn on to the Forest.' WYL230/3228 18th cent
Depositions of witnesses WYL230/3229 Mid 18th cent
Contents: Concerning the right of the inhabitants of Haverah Park to common etc. in Knaresborough Forest.
Copy inspeximus by Henry VIII WYL230/3230 Copy made 1759
Contents: Of inquisition which found that Foulshaw (Foldshaw) was in the free chase of Nidderdale, where the monks of Fountains had mineral rights, and not in the Forest of Knaresborough.
Extracts from sheriff's tourn at Knaresborough WYL230/3231 Copied 18th century
Contents: Concerning lead mines, 1478, 1492, and inquisition into forest boundaries, 1503.
Copy, from court rolls of Knaresborough, sheriff's tourn, of presentments etc WYL230/3232 18th cent
Contents: Concerning lead mines, and an inquisition into the boundaries of the Forest of Knaresborough, 1478-1528.
Copy Inspeximus of inquest made in the reign of Edward I WYL230/3233 18th cent
Contents: Into boundaries of chases of Burton in Lonsdale and Nidderdale, and confirmation of these to John de Mowbray, 5 Oct. 6 Edward II.
Copy of an order of the Rolls Court WYL230/3234 6 Jul 1774
Contents: In the suit of John Ingilby v. Sir Bellingham Graham, William Masterman, William Danby, Margaret Ingilby, Henry Ingilby, Charles Ingilby and Thomas Ingilby concerning costs.
Letters from John Robinson, London, to Sir John Ingilby, Ripley WYL230/3235 Jan-Mar 1782
3 items
Contents: Concerning a search of records for a decree or feoffment relating to mineral rights in Bewerley, mentioning bills of 1 & 5 James I against Sir William Ingilby.
Papers concerning the manor of Bewerley WYL230/3236 18th century
Contents: Copy award of Richard Hutton in a dispute between William Ingleby and Thomas Benson concerning Bewerley Moors.Sept. 38 Elizabeth (1596).Copy of demurrer and answer of Sir William Ingilby to Sir Stephen Proctor's bill against him and others.Michaelmas Term 1604.Copy of bill of complaint of Sir Stephen Proctor alleging that Sir William Ingleby, annoyed by Proctor's commission to apprehend people suspected of complicity in the Gunpowder Plot, chiefly people whom he favoured, incited John Armitage of Kirklees, Ninian Darnebrook, William Darnebrook, Thomas Wilson and others to claim title to moors, lead mines, Bewerley Riggs and the whole manor of Bewerley, with answers.Michaelmas Term 1607.Copies of orders and award in this case.1613.Copy of feoffment from John Dove of Welton, clerk, Ann his wife and James Johnson of Sidney Sussex College, B.D. to Dame Mary Yorke of York, widow, of the manor of Bewerley and lands, with a schedule of rents.1st June, 1674.Letter from John Robinson, London, to Sir John Ingilby referring to these and other documents which are being searched for evidence
in a claim about mineral rights.20 May 1782.
Observations on title to the manor of Bewerley, free rents, lead mines and wastes there. WYL230/3237 18th cent
Abstract of title of Toft Yeate Close in Bewerley, and right to dig limestone there, 1615-96. WYL230/3238 Late 18th cent
Remarks concerning title in an unnamed manor, (Bewerley) WYL230/3239 Late 18th cent
Contents: Mentioning Sir Stephen Procter and right on the moor, headed 'Remarks of Toft Close.'
Note of documents concerning title to the manors of Dacre, Bewerley, etc. WYL230/3240 Late 18th cent
Case and opinion of P. Johnson WYL230/3241 23 May 1787
Contents: Concerning copyhold land in the manor of Thornton with Bishopside which the late Sir John Ingilby surrendered to the use of his will, but which were described in the will as being in the manor of Ripon.
Bills and receipts to Sir John Ingilby WYL230/3242 1787-92
Contents: Many from Thomas Lloyd, for legal business, including Lord Loughborough's mortgage, and letters, mostly from John Coore to Sir John Ingilby in Hanover Square, concerning Mr. Lloyd's account and other business.
Lawyer's bill WYL230/3243 1792-93
part missing
'Verdict of a jury relating to the tolls taken at Boroughbridge and within the liberties thereof' WYL230/3244 Late 18th cent
Contents: Made 15 Elizabeth, and particulars of variations in tolls taken at Stainley Toll-House. Printed sheets, with note 'These Variations the Plaintiff is prepared to prove.'
Bills of costs from John Tatham WYL230/3245 1802-07
Contents: For legal business Sir John Ingilby's account with Tatham, and receipts.
Account of Francis Fairbanks for legal business WYL230/3246 1805-1813
Contents: To personal representatives of Sir John Ingilby, deceased, and to Sir William Ingilby 1805-12 with statement of balance of account 1806-13.List of persons who have made encroachments at Dacre.Memorandums concerning cottage rents, 1810.
Bill from Francis Fairbank to Sir John Ingilby for legal business. WYL230/3247 1805-13
Accounts of Sir William Ingilby, Bart. WYL230/3248 1808-1836
Contents: With Francis Fladgate and others for legal business.1808-9, 12-15, 17-20, 22-25, 32-36.
Account of legal fees of John S and Thomas Smith. WYL230/3249 1815-1816
Contents: Addressed to Messrs. Fladgate and Meeld, mentioning several cases concerning Ingilby.Trinity Vac-1815-Trinity 1816.
Case and opinion by John Blackburn concerning an offence under a statute of 1 Geo. IV. WYL230/3250 20 Aug 1821
Copy of letter concerning deeds of Nathan and Amos Bake WYL230/3251 1831-32
Contents: Required in case of Reynard v. Spence in Chancery, note of some of these deeds in the custody of Samuel Powell, and a letter to Powell about John Gill.
Bills from Messrs. Powell, solicitors, to Sir W. A. Ingilby WYL230/3252 1835-50
Contents: For general legal business, including sale of land in Washingborough, Lincs., and land wanted by Great Northern Railway, with some receipts for property tax.
Brief for plaintiff in action for trespass in the Queen's Bench at York Summer Assizes WYL230/3253 Jul 1838
Contents: Between William Fielding, plaintiff, and John Pounder, defendant, concerning a disputed right of road at Redlish allotment, Hampsthwaite, with depositions of witnesses expected to be called for the defence, and an illustrative coloured map.
Receipted bill from Powell and Sons to Sir William A. Ingilby WYL230/3254 Jul 1840-Aug 1841
Contents: For legal business including purchase of closes near Kettlespring from Thomas Hutchison, and also receipted bill for costs of obtaining surrender of this land.
Bills from Messrs. Powell and Sons to Sir W.A. Ingilby WYL230/3255 1843-44
Contents: For legal business and for taking a surrender.
Bill from Powell and Sons to Sir William Ingilby WYL230/3256 1851-53
Contents: For legal business, including holding courts, merging Dacre tithes and Ribston enclosure.
Award in dispute between John Cooper Sen. and Thomas Hannam, both of North Deighton WYL230/3257 (Feb) 1859
Contents: Over a road through Cooper's farm.
Letter from Thomas Sykes, Justices' Clerk's Office, Pateley Bridge WYL230/3258 29 Jan 1867
Contents: To Sir Henry Ingilby, Ripley Castle, concerning a trespass by William Jarratt of Harewell House on the property of John Addyman of Birch Hill Farm near Dacre Banks, with a traced map showing the route of the trespass.
LEGAL PAPERS: LINCS. [no ref. or date]
Decree of the Court of Chancery WYL230/3259 Michaelmas Term 1658
Contents: In a case brought by Vincent Amcotts of Gray's Inn, esq., William Amcotts, his brother, and Vincent Lawson of Toft, Lincs., clerk, and Mary his wife, sister of Vincent, against Augustine Perry, concerning an annuity from lands in Amcotts, Lincs.
Account of money WYL230/3260 1 Dec 1659
Contents: Received by the defendant from the sale of the manor of Bratby and from the manor of Amcotts, 1655-58, in the suit between Rhoda Amcotts an infant by Dame Rhoda Fairefax her guardian, Vincent Amcotts and John Freeman plaintiffs and Augustine Perry, defendant.
Affidavit of William Goodhand WYL230/3261 29 Jun 1661
Contents: That he served one Hugh Upton a writ of execution of a decree made in the case of Amcotts v. Perry.
Summary of bill, answer and case and proofs for plaintiffs WYL230/3262 c1662
Contents: In case in Chancery of Vincent Amcotts, William Amcotts, Vincent Lowson and Mary his wife v. Augustine Perry concerning a rent from lands at Amcotts, Lincs.
Order of the Rolls Court in the case of Vincent Amcotts etc. v. Augustine Perry etc. WYL230/3263 29 Jun 1663
Contents: Concerning costs of a delay because the defendant Martin Noell has not appointed an attorney.
Affidavit of William Goodhand, servant to Vincent Amcotts WYL230/3264 11 Jul 1663
Contents: One of the plaintiffs in a cause, that he left a note at the office of the defendant Martin Noell's clerk in court, to say that the plaintiffs were going to move for amendment of the last issue, and also concerning one of the plaintiffs' witnesses, who has come to town at risk of his health.
Petition of Vincent Amcotts to the Chancellor that the defendant's attorney may join in issues. WYL230/3265 9 Nov 1663
Order of the court WYL230/3266 13 Feb 1664
Contents: That the defendant in the case of Amcotts v. Noell and others pay costs to the plaintiff on the withdrawal of a member of the jury.
Brief for plaintiffs WYL230/3267 1664
Contents: In suit of Vincent and William Amcotts and Vincent Lawson v. Sir Martin Noell, Augustine Perry and John, Hugh and Gilbert Upton, concerning an annuity from lands in Amcotts, Lincs.
Brief for plaintiffs in Chancery suit WYL230/3268 17th cent
Contents: Of Vincent Amcotts, William Amcotts, Vincent Lawson and Mary his wife v. Augustine Perry.
Summary of bill of complaint answers and plaintiffs' proofs and case for plaintiff in suit in Chancery WYL230/3269 17th cent
Contents: Between Vincent Amcotts, William Amcotts, Vincent Lowson and Mary his wife, plaintiffs, and Augustine Perry, defendant, concerning a rent charge on land in Amcotts, Lincs., with a summary of the judges' decisions.
Copy judgment WYL230/3270 17th century
Repaired.
Contents: In case of Vincent Amcotts, William Amcotts, Vincent Lawson and Mary his wife v. Augustine Perry.? Charles II.
Papers in Chancery suits WYL230/3271 1855-57
Contents: Of William Gunning Campbell v. Rev. Henry J. Ingilby and Rev. Henry Day Ingilby v. Robert Amcotts and others, concerning the Harrington and Fiskerton estates in Lincs., and arising from the failure to make a proper settlement on the marriage of Campbell and Diana Ingilby.
HOUSEHOLD PAPERS AND ACCOUNTS [no ref. or date]
Household account book (probably the household of Sir Marmaduke Constable of Everingham) WYL230/3272 Dec 1570-Dec 1571
Contents: Recording daily expenditure on food, weekly accounts of food purchased and remaining, and names of guests at meals, including various members of the Constable family, Sir Robert Stapleton and his wife (Sir Marmaduke's daughter) and occasionally companies of players.
Note by John Albridge, controller of the customs at Bristol WYL230/3273 15 Oct 1713
Contents: Concerning 2 baskets of Spanish wine, duty paid.
Inventory of furniture etc., at Ripley Castle. WYL230/3274 14 Apr 1794
Small book
Contents: Enclosed is a note on religious subject.Late 17th-early 18th cent.
Catalogue of books in library of Ripley Castle, and inventory of contents of house. WYL230/3275 1794
Notebook
Copies information: Colour transparency available
Letter from Johns and Co., Newcastle, to Sir William Ingilby, Ripley Castle WYL230/3276 4 Oct 1815
Contents: Concerning an order for port and sherry and giving terms for various wines.
Bill and receipt WYL230/3277 Jul-Sep 1816
Contents: From George Blenkin, Wholesale Grocer and Tea-Dealer, Hull, to Sir William Ingilby for coffee and tea.
Accounts of payments for coals WYL230/3278 Aug 1822-Oct 1828
Contents:
With record at the back of the book of coal brought by tenants.
Notebook recording payments made for deliveries of coal etc. WYL230/3279 1840-47
Lists of plate belonging to Sir W.A.Ingilby. WYL230/3280 30 Oct 1845
2 items
Inventory of plate, cutlery etc. at Ripley. WYL230/3281 18 Jan 1850
Account from George Trollope and Sons, House Decorators, to Rev. Henry Ingilby WYL230/3282 1855
Contents: For furniture etc. (appears to record refurnishing of several rooms at Ripley).
Notebook of H.J. Ingilby WYL230/3283 Later 19th cent
Contents: Containing names, arranged alphabetically, of people staying at Ripley Castle, from 1855 onwards.
Abstracts of Ripley Castle house accounts for 1866 and 1868 WYL230/3284 1866-1868
Contents: With memorandum for Lady Ingilby of house accounts for 1866.
Note of gift by Henry D. Ingilby to his wife of several caricatures and engravings at Ripley WYL230/3285 27 Feb 1903
Lists of plate and plated articles belonging to Sir William and Lady Ingilby at Ripley and in Barclay's Bank, Harrogate. WYL230/3286 c 1918
4 small paper books
Typewritten, with other typed and pencilled lists on separate sheets.
FAMILY RECORDS [no ref. or date]
GRANTS OF ARMS AND TITLES. [no ref. or date]
Patent of baronetcy WYL230/3287 7 May 1642
Contents: Granted to William Ingilby esq., who has maintained 30 foot-soldiers for 3 years in defence of the plantation of Ulster.Great seal in good condition.
Receipt from the Exchequer WYL230/3288 17 May 1642
Contents: To William Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., for £1095 towards the expenses of maintaining 30 footsoldiers in Ireland for 3 years, paid according to the King's direction by a writ of Privy Seal of 30 April.
Grant of arms WYL230/3289 10 Jul 1730
Contents: To George Johnson of the parish of St. Michael Royal, London.
Receipted bill of fees WYL230/3290 14 Jul 1730
Contents: For a grant of arms for Johnson of Stokesley.
Certificate of College of Arms WYL230/3291 28 Aug 1784
Contents: That Sir John Ingilby of Ripley is entitled to the dignity of baronet, as created by letters patent of 8 June, 1781.
Grant of arms to Henry John Ingilby. WYL230/3292 10 Jul 1854
INQUISITIONS, WARDSHIP AND LIVERY. [no ref. or date]
Copy of inquisitions post mortem of Roger de Moubray WYL230/3293 Late 15th cent
Contents: Made 29 Edward I, and Thomas Duke of Norfolk, made 1 Henry IV, relating to Yorkshire lands.(Wrapped in sheet, apparently part of the record of a lawsuit).
Special livery WYL230/3294 11 Jun 1515
Contents: To William Ingylby of the lands held by his father, John Ingylby, esq., deceased.
Indenture WYL230/3295 18 Nov 1528
Contents:
By which Sir Gilbert Talboys, who has been granted wardship and marriage of William Ingilby, covenants with Thomas Englefeld and Sir William Paulet, Masters of the King's Wards, that he will allow a surveyor to view and value manors lands and tenements of Sir William Ingilby deceased in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire which should descend to William, and will pay to the King any surplus after rate of 3 years' value.
Assignment WYL230/3296 29 Mar 1529
Contents: From Sir Gilbert Taylboys, knight, to John Champeneys, citizen and alderman of London, of the wardship and marriage of William Ingleby, and the custody of lands held by his father, William Ingleby, in Markington, Ingerthorpe, Wallerthwaite, Skelton, Clint, Ripley, and Colton.
Bargain and sale WYL230/3297 1 Aug 1531
Contents: From John Connstable of Kynnalton, Notts., esq., to William Malory of Studley, esq., of custody of manors and lands in Markington, Ingerthorpe, Wallerthwaite, Skelton next Boroughbridge, Clint, Ripley, and Colton, late belonging to William Ingilby deceased, and of the wardship and marriage of William Ingilby, granted by letters patent of 27 Feb. 20 Henry VIII to Gilbert Tailboys.
Agreement by the King WYL230/3298 30 Nov 1538
Contents: To grant William Ingylby, esq., son and heir of William Ingylby, esq., deceased, a special livery of his father's lands, and by Ingylby to
allow the lands to be valued, with an attached schedule of lands to be included in the livery.
Extracts from the Court of Wards and Liveries WYL230/3299 21 Elizabeth 1579
Contents: Granting continuance of tender to William Ingleby, esq.
Inquisition post mortem of William Ingilby, knight WYL230/3300 Sep 1618
Contents: Mentioning the manors of Ripley, Broxholme, Brimham and North Deighton, and lands in Kirk Stainley, Hawkswick, Newton Morrell, Harewell, Laverton, Ripon, Studley, Heyshaw, Dacre, Banger Houses, New-houses, Deer Ing, Foldshaw, Braisty Wood, High Rails, Hartwith, Winsley, Barton, Birthwaite, Scarah, Clint, Killinghall.
Inquisition by jury of the manor of Thornton with Bishopside WYL230/3301 16 Apr 1683
Stained.
Contents: Into lands held by William Ingilby at his death, in which they find that John Ingilby his son, who is under age, is the heir.
Unrelated Families. [no ref. or date]
Special livery WYL230/3302 23 Jul 1579
Contents:
To Henry Gryffythe, esq., of the lands held by his father Walter Gryffythe, esq., deceased, in chief.
Grant WYL230/3303 30 May 1636
Contents: To Anne Leigh of Ripley, widow, of the wardship and marriage of Peter Leigh, her son, grandchild and heir of Sir Peter Leigh, knight, deceased, and an annuity of £20.Attached is a valuation of Sir Peter Leigh's lands in Lancashire.
PARDONS [no ref. or date]
Letter patent to William Ingilby of Ripley and Hutton, knight WYL230/3304 12 Dec 1485
Contents: Pardoning him for transgressions against the form of the statutes concerning warranted seals of cloths and lengths of cloths and retentions before 7 Nov. 1 Henry VII and other offences committed before that date, the pardon not to extend to great accountants like the society of the Calais staple and others or to goods seized unjustly in reigns of Edward IV, Edward V and Richard III.Given at WestminsterSeal badly broken.
Dispensation WYL230/3305 1537
Badly damaged by mice and seal gone.
Administrative history: Elizabeth's sister Anne married William Ingilby
Contents: To (Robert) Stapleton and Elizabeth Malory to marry within the forbidden degrees.
Pardon to William Ingilby of Ripley, Bart. WYL230/3306 21 Apr 1662
Contents: For all treasons and other offences committed before 29th December 12 Charles II, and restitution of lands.
Receipt from Thomas Knightley WYL230/3307 22 Apr 1662
Contents: For money received from Mr Harrison towards payment of fees for Sir William Ingilby's pardon.
CIVIL WAR [no ref. or date]
List of plate sent to Knaresborough, with some linen. WYL230/3308 19 Feb 1644
Letter from William Ingilby at Durham to his son William at Ripley WYL230/3309 29 Mar 1644
Contents: Complaining that his son was to blame for not sending (the plate) to York where it would have been safer from the rebels, and threatening to disinherit him.(Very indignant tone).
Brief note of lost deeds etc WYL230/3310 17th century
Contents: Relating to Ripley, Dacre, and the prebend of Studley, with note on back that they were lost at Knaresborough Castle as well as the plate, in 1644.
Order by the commissioners for compounding with delinquents WYL230/3311 27 Dec 1647
Contents: That sequestration proceedings cease against the estates of Sir William Ingilby, whose son has compounded for them, with a particular of the estates. Also copy.
Certified extract from the 'Book of Contracts Exhibited by the Commissioners for Sequestration for the County of York' WYL230/3312 10 Mar 1651
Contents: Concerning Sir William Ingilby's estates, the extract being dated 30 June 1645.
DEEDS AND SETTLEMENTS [no ref. or date]
Grant WYL230/3313 1 Mar 1540
Contents: From Thomas Fairfax, serjeant at law, to Richard Smetheley of Thorpe Brantingham, esq., of the wardship and marriage of Dorothy Mowntney, one of the daughters and heirs of John Mowntney of Colley Hall, esq., deceased, and covenant by Richard that his son Anthony will marry Dorothy, and that on his death lands to the value of 50 marks will descend to Anthony as a jointure for Dorothy.
Agreement WYL230/3314 2 Jul 1555
Contents: Between Sir William Ingleby of Ripley, knight, and Nicholas Rudston of Hayton, esq., and John and Martin his sons, to whom Sir William has granted the presentation of the next vacancy of the parsonage of Ripley, that Nicholas, John and Martin will present an able clerk to this parsonage and that after he has held the living for 2 months, they will grant an annuity of £10 from the parsonage to Francis Ingleby, one of Sir William's sons, for life.
Settlement before marriage WYL230/3315 24 Nov 1560
Contents: Of Peter Yorke and Elizabeth Inglebye, by means of a grant from Sir John Yorke of London, knight, to Elizabeth of a rent charge of £73. 6s. 8d. from the manor of Austwick for life; and of a feoffment from Sir John to William Inglebye, Sir Thomas Gargrave of Kinsley, Sir William Mallory of Studley, knight, and William Hylton the younger of co. Durham, Esq., of the manors of Austwick, Kilnsey, Appletreewick and Nidderdale; to hold Austwick to the value of £40 to the use of Sir John for life, then to the use of Peter and Elizabeth and their heirs, the residue of Austwick to the use of Sir John for life, then his son William, then his sons Edmund, Rowland, Edward, Henry and his daughters Anne Hylton and Jane Yorke and Kilnsey, Appletreewick and Nidderdale, to the use of Sir John and Anne his wife, remainder to other sons and daughters.
Bond WYL230/3316 24 Nov 1560
Contents:
Of John Yorke of London, knight, to William Ingleby of Ripley, knight, in £1000, to observe the covenants of a pair of indentures of the same date concerning the marriage of Peter Yorke and Elizabeth Inglebye.
Settlement before marriage WYL230/3317 28 Aug 1561
Contents: Of Peter York son and heir of Sir John York of London and Elizabeth Inglebye daughter of Sir William Inglebye by which Sir John agrees to grant to Sir William Inglebye, Sir William Malorye of Studley, Sir Thomas Gargrave of Kilnsey, knights, and William Hilton the younger of co. Durham, esq., of the manors of Austwick, Kilnsey, Appletreewick, and Nidderdale, to hold Austwick to the use of Peter and Elizabeth and their heirs, at an annual rent of £40, and the others to the use of Sir John, and Anne his wife for life, then to the use of Peter and his heirs; and Sir William agrees to pay 1,000 marks.
Grant WYL230/3318 25 Jan 1562
Contents: From John Yorke of London, knight, to Elizabeth Ingleby, in fulfilment of indentures between William Ingleby and him concerning the marriage of Peter Yorke and Elizabeth of an annuity of £73: 6s: 8d for life in satisfaction of her jointure if Peter dies without male issue.
Final concords (a pair) WYL230/3319 Easter Term 1562
Contents: Between William Yngleby and Thomas Gargrave, knights, querents, and John Yorke, knight, and Anne his wife, deforciants, of the manors of Kilnsey, Appletreewick and Nidderdale and 140
messuages, 20 cottages, 5 water mills, 3000 acres land, 1000 acres meadow, 2000 acres pasture, 3000 acres wood, 4000 acres moor, 5000 acres furze and heath and 5 shillings rent in Kilnsey, Appletreewick and Nidderdale.
Feoffment WYL230/3320 24 Sep 1562
Contents: From John Yorke of York, knight, to William Inglebye of Ripley, kt., Thomas Gargrave of Kilnsey, William Mallorye of Studley, knights, and William Hylton jun., of co. Durham, esq., in pursuance of the marriage settlement of Peter Yorke and Elizabeth Ingleby of the manors of Austwick, Kilnsey, Appletreewick and Nidderdale, to hold Austwick to the use of Sir John for life, then Peter and Elizabeth and their heirs, then Sir John's heirs, and the others to the use of Sir John and Anne his wife for their lives, then Peter and his heirs, then Sir John's heirs.
Lease WYL230/3321 24 Sep 1562
Contents: From Sir John Yorke of the city of York, knight, in consideration of the covenants of an indenture between him and Sir William Inglebye, to Peter Yorke his son and heir and Elizabeth his wife, of lands to the value of £40 in the manor of Austwick, for 40 years at £40 annual rent.
Bond WYL230/3322 12 Jun 1566
Contents: Of Peter Yorke of Gouthwaite in Nidderdale, esq., to William Inglebie of Brantingham esq., in £400, not to distrain for the rent of
messuages and lands leased 11 June 8 Elizabeth, or take advantage of Inglebie concerning any of the clauses of the lease.
Settlement before marriage WYL230/3323 15 Nov 1571
Contents: Of William Ingleby, son and heir of Sir William Ingleby of Ripley, knight, and Katheryn Smetheley, daughter and heir of Anthony Smetheley of Brantingham, esq., by which Sir William promises to convey lands in Ripley, Birthwaite, Scarah, Kirk Stainley, Barton, Newton, Yarm, Kirk Levington, Skelton, Clifton, Bootham (?Bowthom) Kirkby Malzeard, (North) Stainley, Bellflask and Markington to Sir William Mallorye of Hutton Conyers, knight, Sir Robert Stapleton of Wighill, knight, John Ingleby of Acomb Grange, York and William Staveley of Ripon Park, to hold part to the use of Sir William for life, then such persons as he appoints, paying rent to William, then William, and the residue to the use of Sir William for life, then William, to convey lands in Hutton, Marston and Angram to Marmaduke Constable of North Cliff, William Daniell of Beswick and Rafe Hausby of South Burton to the use of William and Katheryn; and to surrender copyhold lands in Padside, Thruscross, Fewston, Bishopside, Pateley Bridge and Clint to the lords of whom they are held to the use of Sir William for life, then William; and Anthony Smetheley promises to convey lands in Brantingham, North Cave, Sproatley, Sigglesthorne, Ellerker, Riplingham, Beverley, Newland and Hessle to Daniell and Hausby to the use of Anthony for life and then Katheryn.
Feoffment WYL230/3324 2 Jan 1572
Contents: From William Ingleby of Ripley, esq., to Marmaduke Constable of North Cliffe, esq., William Danyell of Beswick, esq., and Ralph
Hausby of South Burton, gent., of his manors and lands in Hutton, Marston and Angram, to the use declared in an agreement between Ingleby and Anthony Smetheley of Brantingham, esq.Also counterpart.
Bargain and sale WYL230/3325 30 Sep 1574
Contents: From Peter Yorke of Gouthwaite, esq., to William Ingelbye of Brantingham, esq., of a house and tenement in Walbrook in the parish of St. Stephen's in the city of London, to the use of Peter and Elizabeth his wife and their heirs in recompense of Elizabeth's jointure, then to the heirs of William Yorke, Edmund Yorke, Roland Yorke and Edward Yorke.
Lease WYL230/3326 16 Dec 1577
Contents: From Peter Yorke of Gouthwaite in Nidderdale to Elizabeth his wife and Thomas and William Yorke his sons of his manor of Appletreewick with all mines in Appletreewick Moor for 21 years at £18 annual rent. Also counterpart.
Agreement WYL230/3327 2 Apr 1579
Contents: Between William Inglebye of Brantingham, esq., and Katherine his wife on one part and Richard Pearcye Doctor of Law and Robert Longe of Ripley, yeoman, that William and Katherine will allow a recovery to be brought against them concerning the manor of Thorpe Brantingham, 20 messuages, 600 acres land, 300 acres meadow, 400 acres pasture, 600 acres moor and 40 acres wood in Brantingham, Riplingham, Sproatley, Newland, and Ellerker, part to
be to the use of William and Katherine and their heirs, then Katherine's heirs, then such person as William demises it to, then William Danyell of Beswick, esq., paying rent to William Ellerker of Ellerker, and the rest to the use of William and Katherine and their heirs, then William's heirs, then Sampson Inglebye and his heirs.
Settlement by lease WYL230/3328 5 Mar 1581
Contents: From Peter Yorke of Gouthwaite, esq., to William Inglebye of Ripley, esq., John Pulleyne of Killinghall, Francis Inglebye and John Inglebye, gents., of the manor of Appletreewick with lands and mines for 21 years at £17: 14s: 8d annual rent, the profits to be laid in a chest and kept to the use of Peter's younger sons.
Bargain and sale WYL230/3329 16 Aug 1588
Contents: From William Inglebie of Ripley, esquire, and Katherine his wife, to Sampson Inglebie of Ripley, gentleman, William's brother, of all leases and interests in any messuages and lands in England (except of 4 oxgangs in Riplingham formerly belonging to the monastery of Drax) and a silver basin and ewer and 2 silver pots, part of the plate which once belonged to Lady Isabel Ellerker, provided that Katherine has the use of the plate during her widowhood, and that Sampson will pay William's debts after his death.
Settlement before marriage WYL230/3330 20 Sep 1615
Contents: Of William Ingilby, son of Sampson Ingilby and heir of Sir William Ingilby, and Anne Bellingham, youngest daughter of Sir James Bellingham of Levens, Westmorland, by which Sir William Ingilby
agrees to levy a fine of the manors of Ripley, Broxholme, North Deighton and Brimham, lands there and in Birthwaite, Scarah, Kirk Stainley, Clint, Killinghall, Barton, Newton Morrell, Harewell, Laverton, Studley, Ripon, Hayshaw, Dacre, Dacre Banks, Dacre Pasture, Bangerhouses, Newhouse, Dear Ing, Fowlshaw, Braisty Wood, Winsley, Hawksworth in Craven, prebend of Studley, etc., to Jerome Garnett and Peter Howgill, and then allow a recovery to be brought by Sir John Mallory, Henry Stapleton, William Mallory and Henry Bellingham, to hold the lands etc., to the use of Sir William for life except Harewell and Summerbridge which are to be to the use of William and Anne for their lives, and also settling a jointure on Anne, with the remainder to the heirs male of William and Anne etc.
Exemplification of a fine WYL230/3331 Michaelmas Term 1615
Contents: Between Jerome Garnett, gentleman and Peter Howgill gentleman, qu. and William Ingilby, knight, def., of the manors of Ripley, Broxholme, North Deighton, and Brimham, and 100 messuages, 5 water mills, land, rents etc. in Ripley, etc., the prebend of Studley, tithes and the advowson of the church of Ripley.
Copies of exemplification of a fine, as WYL230/3331 WYL230/3332 Michaelmas Term 1615
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Exemplification of a recovery with double voucher WYL230/3333 13 Nov 1615
Contents:
By John Mallory, knight, Henry Stapleton, Esq. William Mallory Esq., and Henry Bellingham Esq., against Jerome Garnett and Peter Howgill as above, William Ingilby being vouched to warranty.
Grant WYL230/3334 21 Jul 1629
Contents: From Mary Ingilby of Ripley, one of daughters of Sampson Ingilby late of Spofforth Park to William Ingilby of Ripley of £14 annually, part of an annuity of £30 granted by Christopher Danby late of Farnley, Esq., to Sir William Ingilby deceased, and William Singleton of Ripley, 9 James I (referring also to agreement of 4 Charles I, and will of Jane Ingilby).
Covenant WYL230/3335 24 May 1639
Contents: By William Ingilby of Ripley, esq., with Sir Henry Bellingham of Levens, Westmorland, knight, and bart., and Henry Ingilby, gent., William's younger son, that William or anyone else seised of 4 messuages and 5½ oxgangs in Sproatley will be seised to the use of William for life, then Henry.
Covenant WYL230/3336 23 Feb 1645
Contents: By Sir William Ingilby of Ripley, knight and bart., with Sir Henry Bellingham of Levens, Westmorland, knight and bart., that Sir William or anyone else seised of a capital messuage in North Deighton, 2 closes called Helme Closes, 16 beastgates on North Deighton Moor, 4 beastgates in Ox Pasture and 50 acres land, will be seised to the use of Sir William for life, then Henry Ingilby his younger son.
Deed to declare the uses of a fine WYL230/3337 4 Apr 1651
Contents: Between Sir William Ingelbye of Ripley, knight and bart., on one part, and Henry Arthington of Arthington, esq., and Allen Bellingham of Levens, Westmorland, esq., of the manor of North Deighton, land in North Deighton, Kirk Deighton, Kirkby Overblow and Spofforth, 4 messuages and 5½ oxgangs in Sproatley, 3½ acres in Middlethorpe Ings and Acaster Ings and the prebend of Studley, to be to the use of Sir William.
Copy of exemplification of a fine WYL230/3338 Easter Term 1651
Contents: Between Henry Arthington, Esq., and Alan Bellingham, Esq., querents, and William Ingilby, knight and bart., deforciant, of the manor of North Deighton and 14 messuages, 10 cottages, 20 barns, 2 mills, 2 dovecotes, 20 gardens, 20 orchards, 350 acres land, 150 acres meadow, 300 acres pasture, 40 acres wood, 3000 acres furze and heath, and 60 shillings' worth rent, in North Deighton, Kirk Deighton, Kirkby Overblow, Spofforth, Sproatley, Studley and Ripon, and the prebend of Studley.Note at foot, to Sir William's son, apparently advising him on levying a fine of North Deighton.17th century.
Exemplification of a recovery by double voucher WYL230/3339 Nov 1653
Contents: By Allen Bellingham, Esq., and Mathew Bigg Esq., against Whittingham Wood Esq., of the manors of Ripley, Broxholme, North
Deighton, Brimham, and lands there and in Birthwaite, Scaro, Kirk Stainley, Clint, Killinghall, Barton, Newton Morrell, Harewell, Laverton, Ripon, Hayshaw, Dacre, Dacre Pasture, Dacre Banks, Bangerhouses, Newhouse, Dear Ing, Fowlshaw, High Rails, Braisty Wood, Summerbridge, Winsley, Bewerley, Hawkswick in Craven, prebend of Studley, etc., William Ingilby Esq., being vouched to warranty.
Settlement before marriage WYL230/3340 4 & 5 Apr 1660
Contents: Of Sir William Ingilby of Ripley and Margaret Savile, daughter of John Savile Esq., late of Methley, deceased by lease and release from Sir William to John Savile of Methley and Leonard Wastell of Scorton, of the manor of North Deighton, farms in Dacre Banks and Heyshaw Grange, a messuage at Harewell, and lands in Kirk Stainley, Ripley, Harewell, Dacre, Dacre Banks, Dacre Pasture, Deer Ing, Fowlshaw, Banger Houses, Newhouse, Braisty Wood, Winsley and Laverton, to hold in trust to provide a jointure for Margaret.
Copies of settlement as WYL230/3340. WYL230/3341 4 & 5 Apr 1660
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Lease and release WYL230/3342 13 & 14 May 1661
Contents: From Sir William Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., to John Garroway of Methley, esq., and Leonard Wastell of Scorton, esq., of a messuage in the lordship of Brimham, within the constablery of Dacre and several closes (field-names) to the use of Sir William for life, then to the use of his second son and his heirs.
Copy settlement WYL230/3343 14 May 1661
Contents: To provide for the second son of Sir William Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., and Dame Margaret his wife, by release from Sir William to John Garoway of Methley, esq., and Leonard Wastell of Scorton, esq., of a messuage in the lordship of Brimham within the constablery of Dacre, a close of pasture occupied by Christopher Bell, and closes of meadow and pasture called Clarke-Holme, Horse Close, Backawoods, High Wood, Clare Carr, Wood Close, Lea Wath, and Brokenbacke Holme, to the use of Sir William Ingilby for life and then to the use of his second son.
Agreement WYL230/3344 2 Oct 1683
Contents: Between Mark Shaftoe of Newcastle upon Tyne, esq., and Dame Margaret Ingleby widow and Sir John Ingleby, Bart., executors of the will of Sir William Ingleby, Bart., deceased, and Sir John Leadgard of Hambleton, Bart., that if Anne or Mary Ingleby die before the age of 18, Ingleby and Leadgard will receive such of her portion under Sir William's will as belongs to Shaftoe in the right of his wife, Margaret, and use it to purchase land to add to Margaret's jointure.
Settlement made before marriage WYL230/3345 23 Oct 1683
Contents: Of Mark Shafto, son and heir of Robert Shafto of Whitworth, co. Durham, knight and serjeant at law and Margaret Ingilby, daughter of Sir William Ingilby deceased, and sister of Sir John Ingilby concerning the manors of Whitworth in County Durham, Hamilton in Yorkshire and Kidlands in Northumberland, a messuage called
Blakeby Hall in County Durham, and lands in Castley, Leerly and Wescoehill, Yorkshire; Sir James Clavering of Axwells, Co. Durham, Sir John Legard of Ganton, Yorkshire, William Strother of Fowberry, Northumberland, William Ogle of Causby Park, Northumberland, and Mathew Robinson of Burniston, Yorks., and Dame Margaret Ingilby, widow of Sir William, also being parties.
Receipt from Sir Robert Shafto and Mark Shafto WYL230/3346 23 Oct 1683
Contents: To Sir John Ingilby and Dame Margaret Ingilby executors of will of Sir William Ingilby, for £4,000 for marriage portion of Margaret Ingilby, as mentioned in indenture of same date.
Release WYL230/3347 7 May 1685
Contents: From Sir John Arderne of Hawarden, Chester, and John Arderne esq., his son and heir to Sir John and Dame Margaret Ingilby of legacies due to Ann Ingilby second daughter of Sir William Ingilby and wife of John Arderne.
Final concord WYL230/3348 10 Aug 1685
Contents: Between John Ingilby, Bart., and Lady Margaret Ingilby, querents, and John Arderne, knight, and John Arderne, esq., his son and heir, deforciants, of the manors of Alvanley, Willington, Goyt and Bradbury, and 6 capital messuages 220 other messuages, 60 tofts, 4 water corn mills, 4 dovecotes, 220 gardens, 1500 acres land, 400 acres meadow, 1200 acres pasture, 300 acres wood, 1000 acres furze and heath, 600 acres moor, £12 rent and a rent of a pound of
pepper in Alvanley, Willington, Clotton, Duddon, Stockport, Goyt, Bradbury, Hawarden, Werneth, Romiley, Offerton, Kelsall and Kingsley Fee, Cheshire.
Exemplification of a common recovery WYL230/3349 10 Aug 1685
2 copies
Contents: Brought by George Grey, clerk, and John Pomfrit, clerk, against John Ingilby, Bart., and Dame Margaret Ingilby, his wife, of the manors of Alvanley, Willington, Goyt, and Bradbury, and 6 capital messuages, 220 messuages, 60 tofts, 4 water corn mills, 4 dovecotes, 220 gardens, 1500 acres land, 400 acres meadow, 1200 acres pasture, 300 acres wood, 1000 acres furze and heath, 600 acres moor, £12 rent and a peppercorn rent in Alvanley, Willington, Clotton, Duddon, Goyt, Stockport, Bradbury, Harden, Werneth, Romiley, Offerton, Kelsall and Kingsley (all in Cheshire), John Arderne being vouched to warranty.
Receipt from John Arderne and John Arderne WYL230/3350 6 Oct 1685
Contents: To Lady Ingilby for £1500 the remainder of £2000 due to them.
Copy of the settlement before marriage WYL230/3351 10 Oct 1685
Contents: Of Sir William Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., and Margaret Savile, late of Methley, made 4 & 5 April, 1660, with opinion by T. Rokeby
concerning the manor and rectory of Ripley and lands there and concerning my Lady's interest in copyhold lands according to the custom of Knaresborough Forest.
Release of legacies WYL230/3352 24 Oct 1685
Contents: To Ann Ingilby daughter of William Ingilby and now wife of John Arderne, son of Sir John Arderne of Hawarden, Chester.
Lease and release WYL230/3353 4 & 5 Jan 1686
Contents: From Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., to John Penhallo of Clifford's Inn, gentleman, of the manors of Ripley, Brimham, Newsome, Broxholme, lands in Haverah Park, Harewell Hall, Summer Bridge Mills, Millstone Quarry and property in Ripon, Kirkby Malzeard, Birthwaite, Newsome, Spofforth, Ribston, Plumpton, forest of Knaresborough, Scarah, Killinghall, Middlesthorpe, Sproatley, Acaster, Nidd, Bewerley, Dacre and Hampsthwaite, as tenant for a common recovery in which Sir John Ledgard of Ganton is to be the demandant, to the use of Sir John Ingilby.
Draft release WYL230/3354 1686
Contents: From Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., to John Penhallo.
Exemplification of a recovery by double voucher WYL230/3355 Hilary Term 1686
Contents:
Brought by John Ledgard, Bart., against John Penhallo, gent., of the manors of Ripley, Newsome, Broxholme and Brimham, and other lands, John Ingilby, Bart., being vouched to warranty.
Lease and release WYL230/3356 5 & 6 Apr 1706
Contents: From Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., to Graveley Norton of Clifford's Inn, gent., of the manor of North Deighton with 2 water corn mills, meadow called Skinner Flat in Kirk Stainley, closes in Ripley, a farm in Dacre Banks, a farm in Heyshaw Grange, 3 farms in Harewell, all lands in Heyshaw, Dacre, Dacre Banks, Dacre Pasture, Deer Ing, Foldshaw, Banger Houses, Newhouse, Braisty Wood, Winsley and Laverton, with Summerbridge Mill and the quarry in Braisty Wood, to hold to the uses of a recovery to be brought by John Wastell of Ainderby Steeple, esq.
Exemplification of a common recovery WYL230/3357 Easter Term 1706
Contents: Brought by John Wastell, esq., against Graveley Norton, gent., concerning the manor of North Deighton, 15 messuages, 3 water mills, 200 acres land, 100 acres meadow, 250 acres pasture, 150 acres furze and heath, £55 rent, courts etc., in North Deighton, Ripley, South Stainley, Dacre, Dacre Banks, Dacre Pasture, Deer Ing, Foldshaw, Banger Houses, Newhouse, Braisty Wood, Winsley and Laverton, and the parishes of Ripon and Kirkby Malzeard, John Ingilby, Bart., being vouched to warranty.
Lease WYL230/3358 12 Sep 1706
Contents:
From Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., to John Aislabie of Studley, Esq., Gideon Harvey of St. Martin-in-the-Field, Middlesex, doctor of physic, and Leonard Wastell of Anderby Steeple, Esq., of the manors of Ripley, Dacre, Brimham, Newsome, North Deighton, East and West Armley, with his possessions in Haverah Park and Harewell, Summer Bridge Mill and lands in places mentioned and in Ripon, Kirby Malzeard, South Stainley, Birthwaite, Spofforth, Ribston, Plumpton, Scaro, Killinghall, Middlethorpe, Acaster, Nidd, Bewerley, Hawkswick, Barton, Wortley, Holbeck and Leeds for one year.
Settlement following marriage WYL230/3359 3 & 4 Apr 1711
Contents: Of Sir John and Dame Mary Ingilby by lease and release from Sir John to John Aislabie of Studley, Esq., and John Wastell of Ainderby Steeple of the Manors of Ripley, Dacre cum Brimham, North Deighton, Newsom, East and West Armley, property in Haverah Park, capital messuage of Harewell, Summerbridge Mills, Millstone Quarry, prebendaries of Studley and Skelton, and lands etc. in places named, and Ripon, Kirkby Malzeard, South Stainley, Birthwaite, Spofforth, Ribston, Plumpton, Scaro, Killinghall, Middlethorpe, Acaster, Nidd, Bewerley, Hawkswick, Barton, Wortley, Holbeck and Leeds; part as a jointure for Dame Mary and after her estate to Francis Fawkes of Farnley and Peter Johnson of the Middle Temple to provide for Elizabeth Pritchard, Dame Mary's daughter by her first marriage, and portions for daughters and younger sons.(Seals and signatures cut off, endorsement of revocation 13 Aug. 1712).
Lease WYL230/3360 15 Aug 1712
Contents:
From Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., to John Aislabie of Studley, Esq., and John Wastell of Ainderby Steeple Esq., of manors of Ripley, Dacre cum Brimham, North Deighton and Newsom, East and West Armley, property at Haverah Park, capital messuage of Harewell, Summer Bridge Mill, Millstone Quarry, prebendaries of Studley and Skelton, lands in places mentioned and in Ripon, Kirkby Malzeard, South Stainley, Birthwaite, Spofforth, Ribston, Plumpton, Scaro, Killinghall, Middlethorpe, Acaster, Nidd, Bewerley, Hawkswick, Barton, Wortley, Holbeck and Leeds, for one year at a peppercorn rent.
Copy settlement following marriage WYL230/3361 16 Aug 1712
Contents: Of Sir John and Dame Mary Ingilby, by means of release from Sir John to John Aislabie of Studley, Esq., and John Wastell of Ainderby Steeple, Esq., of manors of Ripley, Dacre cum Brimham, North Deighton and Newsom, East and West Armley, property at Haverah Park, capital messuage of Harewell, Summer Bridge Mill, Millstone Quarry, prebendaries of Studley and Skelton, lands in places mentioned and in Ripon, Kirkby Malzeard, South Stainley, Birthwaite, Spofforth, Ribston, Plumpton, Scaro, Killinghall, Middlethorpe, Acaster, Nidd, Bewerley, Hawkswick, Barton, Wortley, Holbeck, and Leeds, part as a jointure for Dame Mary and after her estate to Sir William Hustler of Acklam, knight, and Francis Fawkes of Farnley, Esq., to provide for Elizabeth Pritchard, Dame Mary's daughter by her first marriage, and portions for daughters and younger sons.
Settlement after marriage WYL230/3362 7 & 8 Nov 1723
Contents:
Of Sir John Ingilby of Ripley and Dame Mary Ingilby by lease and release from Sir John to Sir Walter Hawksworth of Hawksworth, Bart., and Sir William Hustler of Acklam, knight, of the manors of Ripley, Dacre cum Brimham, North Deighton and Newsome, East and West Armley, lands there and in Haverah Park, Summerbridge Mills, the quarry in Braisty Woods, advowson of Ripley, prebendaries of Studley and Skelton, and lands in Ripon, Ripley, Kirkby Malzeard, South Stainley, Birthwaite, North Deighton, Newsome, Spofforth, Ribston, Plumpton, Scarah, Killinghall, Middlethorpe, Acaster, Nidd, Bewerley, Dacre, Hawkswick, Barton, East and West Armley, Wortley, Holbeck and Leeds, in trust to pay Dame Mary a yearly rent of £500 after Sir John's death and preserve the contingent remainder; Sir Henry Goodrick of Ribston, Bart., and John Stockwell of Chelsea, esq., also being trustees. Also counterpart.
Appointment WYL230/3363 4 Jan 1729
Contents: By Sir John Ingilby of the advowson of the church of Ripley to himself and his heirs, declaring that the grantees will be seised of the advowson to the use of himself and his heirs, Sir Walter Hawksworth of Hawksworth, Bart., and William Hustler of Acklam, knight, and Sir Henry Goodricke of Ribston, knight, and John Stockwell of Chelsea, esq., also being parties.
Deed of revocation WYL230/3364 21 Aug 1733
Contents: By Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., of all estates, trusts, etc. expressed in an indenture of 8 Nov. 10 George I. Also attested copy.
Settlement made after marriage WYL230/3365 9 Apr 1788
Contents: Of Rev. Henry and Isabella Jane Ingilby declaring that Ralph Bates of Newcastle and Bryan Burrell of Broom Park in Northumberland hold property in Bilton with Harrogate in trust for Henry and Isabella and their children and assigning to the trustees a bond of Sir John Ingilby to secure £2,000 to provide portions for Henry's and Isabella's children.
Copy of appointment WYL230/3366 12 Apr 1791
Contents: By Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., to Dame Elizabeth Ingilby, his wife, of a rent charge of £325 by way of jointure, Martin Bladen, Lord Hawke and Sir Christopher Sykes of Sledmere, Bart., being trustees.
Appointment WYL230/3367 3 Oct 1794
Contents: By Wharton Amcotts of Kettlethorpe, Lincs., and Anna Maria his wife, to Frances Buckworth widow of Rev. Everard Buckworth, John Manners Sutton of Maulden, Beds., esq., Thomas Manners Sutton, of Lincoln's Inn, esq., Charles Chaplin of Blankney, Lincs., esq., Christopher Nevile of Wellingore, esq., and Rev. Francis Massingberd, rector of Washingborough, of the manor of Amcotts to raise portions for the younger children of Dame Elizabeth Ingilby by Sir John Ingilby, after the deaths of Wharton and Anna Maria.
General release WYL230/3368 13 May 1802
Contents:
From Rev. Henry Ingilby of North Deighton to Sir John Ingilby, late of Ripley, now of Berne, Switzerland, his brother, on receipt of £2,000 from Sir John.
General release WYL230/3369 9 Aug 1802
Contents: From Sir John Ingilby to Revd. Henry Ingilby to whom £4,000 was bequeathed by Sir John Ingilby deceased.
Copy agreement WYL230/3370 1 Dec 1802
Contents: Between William Scruton of York, engineer, on behalf of Rev. Henry Ingilby without Bootham Bar in suburbs of York, clerk, Isabella Jane his wife and the trustees of his marriage settlement on one part and George and John Life of Ripley on the other for the conveyance of the Salutation Inn and houses in High Harrogate to secure £5,000 and interest due from the Lifes as part of the purchase money.
Copy of bargain and sale WYL230/3371 Copied after 1822
Contents: From Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., and William Ingilby esq., to John Tatham of the Inner Temple, gent., of manors and estates in Yorkshire to the use of a recovery to be brought by Charles Deare of the Inner Temple, to confirm trusts in the late Sir John Ingilby's will and an annuity to Dame Elizabeth Ingilby then partly to the use of Sir John and William, partly to the use of Martin Bladen, Lord Hawke and William Lord Grantley in trust to pay debts, buy back annuities.10th Sept., 1804.
Copy of bargain and sale WYL230/3372 10 Sep 1804
Contents: From Sir John Ingilby and William Ingilby to John Tatham as WYL230/3371
Grant WYL230/3373 21 May 1805
Contents: From Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., to Charles Chaplin of Blankney, Lincs., William Ingilby of Ripley, esq., and Benjamin Handley of New Sleaford, Lincs., gent., of an annuity of £600 from the manor and estates of Ripley for the separate use of Dame Elizabeth Ingilby Amcotts, Sir John's wife.
Copy of a recovery WYL230/3374 Michaelmas Term 1805
Contents: Brought by Charles Deare against John Tatham for the manors of Ripley, Brimham or Dacre and North Deighton and Newsome, Haverah Park and 150 messuages, 50 tofts, 2 water corn mills, a tow mill, 3 dove houses, 160 gardens, 2400 acres land, 1300 acres meadow, 3600 acres pasture, 700 acres wood, 2000 acres furze and heath, 2000 acres moor and rents of 20 pence, 20 shillings and £50 in Ripley, Scarah, Birthwaite, Nidd, Stainley, Studley, Bishop Thornton, Dacre, Harewell, Heyshaw, Bewerley, Ripon, Hartwith, Winsley, Kirkby Malzeard, Laverton, North Deighton, Kirk Deighton, Newsome, Spofforth, Harrogate, Kirkby Overblow, Sproatley, Hawkswick, Clifton, Felliscliffe, Hampsthwaite, Killinghall and Pannal, the prebend of Studley and advowson of Ripley, William Ingilby being vouched to warranty.
Surrender WYL230/3375 11 Dec 1805
Contents: By Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., of a parcel of ground in the Forest of Knaresborough to such uses as William Ingilby esq., his son, shall appoint.
Assignment WYL230/3376 16 Apr 1806
Contents: From Hon. Francis Gerard Lake, Lieut- Col., and Dame Priscilla Graham his wife of Welbeck Street, co. Middlesex, who was widow of Sir Bellingham Graham of Norton Conyers, by the direction of Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., and William Ingilby esq., his only son, and at the nomination of Horner Reynard of Ripon, gent., to William Reynard of Ripon, clerk, of a term of 1000 years in estates in Yorkshire in trust.
Lease WYL230/3377 28 Sep 1808
Contents: From Frances Buckworth of the Palace of Lincoln, widow, John Manners Sutton of Kelham, Notts., esq., the Rt. Hon. Thomas Manners Sutton, Lord Manners, Lord High Chancellor of Ireland, Charles Chaplin of Blankney, Lincs., esq., Christopher Nevile of Wellingore, Lincs., esq., and Rev. Francis Massingberd, rector, of Washingborough, Lincs., to Augusta Ingilby of Harrington Hall, Lincs., spinster, of one fifth of the manor of Amcotts, Lincs., for 500 years to secure her portion of £4000.
Lease WYL230/3378 28 Sep 1808
Contents:
From Frances Buckworth of the Palace of Lincoln, widow, John Manners Sutton of Kelham, Notts., esq., the rt. hon. Thomas Manners Sutton Lord Manners, Lord High Chancellor of Ireland, Charles Chaplin of Blankney, Lincs., esq., Christopher Nevile of Wellingore, Lincs., esq., and Rev. Francis Massingbird rector of Washingborough, Lincs., to Elizabeth Ingilby of Ripley, spinster, of one fifth of the manor of Amcotts, Lincs., for 500 years to secure her portion of £4000.
Lease WYL230/3379 26 Mar 1811
Contents: From John Manners Sutton of Kelham, Notts., esq., the Rt. Hon. Thomas Lord Manners Baron Manners of Foston, Lincs., Lord High Chancellor of Ireland, Charles Chaplin of Blankney, Lincs., Christopher Nevile of Wellingore, Lincs., and Rev. Francis Massingberd rector of Washingborough, to Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., and Sir William Ingilby of North Deighton, Bart., trustees of the marriage settlement of William Gunning Campbell and Diana Ingilby of one fifth of the manor of Amcotts, Lincs., for 500 years to secure a portion of £4000 due to Diana.
Assignment WYL230/3380 26 May 1812
Contents: From Sir John Ingilby of Ripley Hall, Bart., and Sir William Ingilby of Albany, Middlesex, Bart., at the direction of William Gunning Campbell of Fairfield, Ayrshire and Diana his wife, formerly Ingilby, to Francis Fladgate of Essex Street, the Strand, gent., as trustee for Sir William Ingilby, of a mortgage term in one fifth of the manor of Amcotts, Lincs., Diana's portion of £4,000 having been laid out as agreed in her marriage settlement.
Appointment WYL230/3381 26 May 1812
Contents: By Sir William Ingilby of the Albany, in the county of Middlesex, Bart., to Augusta Ingilby of Harrington Hall, Lincs., spinster, of the manor of North Deighton and farms at North Deighton to secure £4,000.
Assignment WYL230/3382 26 May 1812
Contents: From Augusta Ingilby of Harrington Hall, Lincs., spinster, to Francis Fladgate of Essex Street, the Strand, gent., as trustee for Sir William Ingilby of Albany, bart., of a mortgage term in one fifth of the manor of Amcotts, Lincs., having received her portion of £4,000.
Assignment WYL230/3383 26 May 1812
Contents: From Elizabeth Ingilby of Ripley Hall, spinster, to Francis Fladgate of Essex Street, the Strand, gent., as trustee for Sir William Ingilby of Albany, Bart., of a mortgate term in one fifth of the manor of Amcotts, Lincs., having received her portion of £4000.
Bond WYL230/3384 6 Jul 1812
Contents: Of Sir William Ingilby of Albany, Middlesex, Bart., to Augusta Ingilby of Harrington Hall, Lincs., one of his sisters, in £8000 to secure payment of £4000.
Release WYL230/3385 22 Jun 1818
Contents: From Constance Ingilby of Bailbrook House near Bath, Somerset, spinster, to Elizabeth Massingberd late of Washingborough, Lincs., and now of Loughborough, Leics., widow of Rev. Francis Massingberd who was trustee of Frances Buckworth late of the Palace of Lincoln, of her portion of £4000 charged on estates in Lincs. by Frances Buckworth's will.
Release WYL230/3386 10 Dec 1818
Contents: From Robert Barrie of Lostock Hall, Lancs., esq., C.B., and Julia Wharton his wife, formerly Ingilby, to Elizabeth Massingberd late of Washingborough, Lincs., and now of Loughborough, Leics., widow of Rev. Francis Massingberd who was trustee of Frances Buckworth of £4,000 charged on estates in Lincs. by Frances Buckworth's will, and paid to Robert Cracroft and Matthew Wilson in trust.
Bond WYL230/3387 12 Feb 1823
Related information: (Among papers concerning Ingilby marriage settlement).
Contents: Of Robert Cracroft of Harrington Hall and the City of York to Sir William Amcotts Ingilby of Ripley Castle, Bart., Ralph Bates Hunter of Bilton Park, clerk, and Henry John Ingilby of West Keal, clerk, in £7000 to secure £3500.Also agreement by Cracroft to mortgage on demand property for which the title deeds have already been handed over.
Papers concerning appointment of new trustees for Ingilby marriage settlement WYL230/3388 Apr-Oct 1823
Contents: Including correspondence between Samuel Powell, solicitor of Knaresborough and Walters and Ellison of Newcastle, letters to Powell from Rev. Henry Ingilby, Rev. Henry John Ingilby, W.B. Ingilby and T.M. Shann, legal drafts, statements of expenses, accounts etc.
Bond WYL230/3389 11 Jun 1823
Contents: Of Sir William Amcotts Ingilby of Ripley Castle, Bart., to Rev. Ralph Bates Hunter of Bilton Park and Rev. Henry John Ingilby of West Keal, Lincs., trustees of Rev. Henry Ingilby's settlement in £10,000 to secure payment of £5000.Also copy account from Powell, solicitor, Knaresborough, to Walters and Ellison and Mr. Leadbitter for business connected with the appointment of a new trustee.May-July, 1823.
Copy of release WYL230/3390 19 Jul 1823
Contents: From Rev. Henry Ingilby and his children to the representatives of the trustees of Ingilby's marriage settlement of all actions in respect of defaults, the trustees having made a sale of property unauthorised by the settlement.
Appointment WYL230/3391 19 Jul 1823
Contents:
Of Ralph Bates Hunter and Rev. Henry John Ingilby as new trustees under settlement of 9 April 1788, and release by Sir W.A. Ingilby of all title to money assigned to them.
Correspondence WYL230/3392 1833-4
Contents: Relating to interest due to George Winter, husband of Emily Ingilby, from Rev. Henry Ingilby's settlement.
Release of trusts WYL230/3393 8 Feb 1834
Contents: From George Winter of Kilnwick Percy, Yorkshire, common brewer, husband of Emily Winter daughter of Rev. Henry Ingilby to Rev. Henry John Ingilby and Ralph Bates, trustees of marriage settlement of Rev. Henry Ingilby and his wife.
Release of trusts WYL230/3394 2 Jun 1834
Contents: From Rev. Henry John Ingilby, William Bates Ingilby, Lucy Mary Ingilby, Esther Ingilby, Anne Ingilby, Isabella Maria Ingilby, Richard Wharton Ingilby, and Sir William Amcotts Ingilby to Ralph Bates Hunter and Rev. Henry John Ingilby, trustees of Rev. Henry Ingilby's marriage settlement.
Papers concerning land at Kettlethorpe and Laughterton, Lincs. WYL230/3395 1855-1868
Contents: Vested by Weston Cracroft Amcotts of Hackthorn, Lincs., in Rev. Henry John Ingilby, and Henry Day Ingilby to provide annuities for
Lucy Mary Ingilby and Isabella Maria Ingilby 1860, viz:-Extracts from registers concerning Amcotts and Ingilby families, 1763-1855.1856.Abstract of Weston Amcott's title, 1795-1855.1860.Deed of covenant for production of title deeds.10th April, 1860.Notice from land registry.11th May, 1868.
Letter from Henry Young WYL230/3396 11 Aug 1861
Contents: To Sir Henry J. Ingilby concerning Shafto litigation, H.D. Ingilby's marriage settlement and a disentailing deed.Receipt from W. Graham Dewick to Rev. Henry John Ingilby for £60 on account of a marble bust.22nd May, 1860.
Contract made before marriage WYL230/3397 25 Jun 1862
Contents: Of Rev. Henry Day Ingilby and Alicia Margaret Robertson, after a settlement in the English form has been made, concerning the estate of Ladykirk in Berwickshire, annuities and a trust fund.
Surrender WYL230/3398 15 Apr 1863
Contents: By Rev. Henry Day Ingilby with the consent of Rev. Henry John Ingilby as protector of the settlement made in Sir W.A. Ingilby's will, to Rev. Henry Day Ingilby of copyhold estates in High and Low
Bishopside and Bishop Thornton within the manor of Thornton with Bishopside to destroy all estate tail.
Disentailing deed WYL230/3399 4 Jun 1877
Contents: From Sir Henry Day Ingilby of Ripley Castle, Bart., to Charles Waring Young of Essex Street, the Strand, of copyhold lands in the manor of Thornton with Bishopside.
Surrender WYL230/3400 14 Apr 1880
Contents: By Sir Henry Day Ingilby to himself of all copyhold lands within the Forest of Knaresborough formerly belonging to Sir W.A. Ingilby, to convert a fee simple conditional to a fee simple absolute, with schedule of lands.
Surrender WYL230/3401 2 Dec 1908
Contents: By Sir Henry Day Ingilby, Bart., of 6 closes at Clint and Killinghall within the Forest of Knaresborough to his own use to convert a fee simple conditional to a fee simple absolute.
WILLS AND INVENTORIES [no ref. or date]
Will of Margery Welles, widow, lately wife of Richard Lord Welles and Willoughby WYL230/3402 20 Mar 1501
Contents: Providing for a priest in Marston Church to pray in particular for the souls of Margery and her son William Ingilby, Richard late lord
Welles and Willoughby her latter husband, John Ingilbe her first husband, her father and mother, dame Katheryn her daughter-in-law, all her brothers and sisters, William Ingilbe, knight and dame Johan his wife, Robert Evers, Sir Brian Stapulton, knight, dame Elyn Constable, Katheryn Ingilby, Secell Acclom, Elizabeth Shau and all others that she and said Katheryn would have prayers for, the priest to be maintained from the profits issuing from lands which Margery has purchased in Bishopside in the liberty of Ripon and in Stockton upon Moor, also a yearly rent of 4 shillings from tenements belonging to her son Sir William Ingilbe knight in Hutton in the tenure of William Notyngham, and lands and rents in Acaster Malbis in the county of York with which William Aykerod, parson at Marston, had enfeoffed certain persons; Edward Strangeways, clerk, Brian Palmes, John Acclom, Brian Stapulton, her brother Thomas Strangways, Percival Lambton, John Vavasour, Robert Lambton and Robert Roos being seised as of fee of the aforesaid lands to the use above mentioned. One copy of the will is to remain with Margery's heirs, one with the priest to be appointed, one with the parson of Marston and one with the prior and convent of Mountgrace.Given 20 March 16 Henry VII (1501)Seal: 4 red wax seals, one with rose, 2 with boars' heads, one with eagle, on tags.Attached are:-(1) Feoffment from William Aykerode, clerk, rector of the parish church of Marston to Edward Strangways, clerk, Brian Palems, John Acclom, Brian Stapulton, Thomas Strangways, Percival Lambton, John Vavasour, Robert Lambton and Robert Roos of all lands in Acaster Malbis in the county of the city of York which he lately had of the gift of Richard Aykerode his brother; John Shaue & Ralph Grymstone to be attorneys.20 March 16 Henry VII.(2) Grant from William Ingilbe knight to Edward Strangways etc. of an annual rent of 4 shillings from the lands in Hutton held by
Thomas Notyngham, for the use expressed and declared in the attached schedule.20 March 16 Henry VII.(3) Feoffment from Margery Welles, widow, late wife of Richard, late lord Welles and Willoughby, to Edward Strangways etc. of all lands in Stockton upon the Moor for the use expressed and declared in the attached schedule; John Schaue and Ralph Grymston to be attorneys.20 March 16 Henry VII.(4) Feoffment from William Ingylby, knight, to Edward Strangways etc. of all his land in the vill and territory of Stockton upon the Moor which came to him on the death of his mother Margery Welles, to the use declared in the attached schedule, rendering 9 pence annually; John Schaue and Ralph Grymston to be attorneys.7 Sept. 17 Henry VII (1501).
Inventory of goods and chattels of Richard Smethley of Brantingham, esq., deceased. WYL230/3403 25 Oct 1554
Certified copy of the will of William Ingilby of Padside Head WYL230/3404 22 Jul 1579
Contents: Dated 20 Jan. 1578, enrolled at Knaresborough.
Will of Sir William Ingilby of Ripley, Bart. WYL230/3405 26 Feb 1652
Contents: Providing for his younger son Henry, mentioning furniture of the best chamber of the middle tower, leaving money to the poor of Ripley and Kirk Deighton and to pay for apprenticeships.Endorsed is a note that this was shown to the deponent in the suit of
Ingilby v. Swale.22 Sept., 1653.
Inventory of Sir William Ingilby, kt., bt., (who died 16 Jan 1652/3). WYL230/3406 28 Jan 1653
Probate copy of the will of Sir William Ingilby, made 26 Feb. 1651/2. WYL230/3407 18 May 1653
Will of William Ingilby WYL230/3408 23 Oct 1676
Contents: Leaving his books and a lease of Toft Close to his son and £10,000 to his 4 daughters and including bequests to distressed ministers, servants and the poor of Ripley, North Deighton, Dacre and Hessle.With a codicil leaving £2000 to his daughter Katherine.8th July, 1680.(Rough, with no witnesses.)
Draft inventory of Sir William Ingleby. WYL230/3409 1682
Inventory of the goods of Sir William Ingleby, Bart., late of Ripley, deceased. WYL230/3410 Nov 1682
Probate copies of the will of Sir William Ingilby. WYL230/3411 Proved 8 Dec 1682
2 items
Copy will of Sir William Ingilby, made 23 Oct. 1676. WYL230/3412 Copied 13 Dec 1682
Expenses connected with proving will of Sir William Ingilby, Bart. WYL230/3413 nd; 1682
Letter WYL230/3414 Late 17th cent
Contents: Concerning a bond to be signed by Lady Ingleby because she is keeping an original will (6 Dec.1684) with fragments of 2 family letters.
Will of Margaret Ingilby. WYL230/3415 23 Sep 1697
Will of Lady Margaret Ingilby. WYL230/3416 23 Sep 1697
2 copies
Draft bond WYL230/3417 Oct 1697
Contents: Of Sir John Ingilby of Ripley in £3,000 to produce the will of Dame Margaret Ingilby on demand at the Archbishop's court in York.
Letter from Robert Oates WYL230/3418 26 Oct 1697
Contents: To Edward Ridsdale of Ripon concerning 'my lady's will', and giving cost of probate.
'An Account of the Lady Ingilby's Last Will September 23, 1697' WYL230/3419 Nov 1697
Contents: Showing the amount of her property and how it was divided.
Bill, receipted WYL230/3420 9 Nov 1697
Contents: For expenses of proving Lady Margaret Ingilby's will.
Copy of will of William Ingleby of Raventofts, made 6 March 1710/11 WYL230/3421 13 Mar 1711
Contents: And a surrender of the manor of Raventofts to the uses of his will in the consistory court of Ripon.
Will of Sir John Ingilby WYL230/3422 7 Sep 1728
Contents: Mentioning copyhold lands in Harrogate, Clint and Killinghall, and bequeathing to his son John 'the silver Bason weighing fifty ounces or thereabouts, and also the old Gold Ring sett with seven Diamonds.'(Signature cut out).
Will of Sir John Ingilby, leaving annuities. WYL230/3423 16 Nov 1733
Copy will of Sir John Ingilby, made 16 Nov., 1733. WYL230/3424 Copied 24 Mar 1746
Will of Sir John Ingilby WYL230/3425 11 Jul 1770
Contents: Leaving estates in Yorkshire and mentioning 2 pigs of lead found on Heyshaw Moor.
Will of Sir John Ingilby. WYL230/3426 11 Jul 1770
2 copies
Probate copy of the will of Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., made 11 July 1770. WYL230/3427 10 Sep 1772
Copy of will of Rev. Henry Ingilby made 1 July 1830 and of testimony concerning it. WYL230/3428 Proved 15 May 1834
Analysis of the will of Sir William Amcotts Ingilby. WYL230/3429 1851
Contents: Also executorship accounts. 1854-55.
Probate of will of Wilhelmina Ingilby WYL230/3430 13 Mar 1903
Contents: With copy of codicil concerning stained glass window in Ripley Church.
Unrelated Families [no ref. or date]
Inventory of the goods and chattels of John Shirwood of Little Weighton of the parish of Rowley late deceased. WYL230/3431 16 Mar 1567
Contents: (Connected with Anthony Smetheley's position as feodary?)
Grant WYL230/3432 12 Jul 1567
Contents: To William Yonge of the administration of the goods of Robert Sherewod not yet administered by John Sherewod, coexecutor with Francis, and of the tuition of Francis Sherewod son of Robert.(Connected with Anthony Smetheley's position as feodary?).
Probate copy of will of William Yonge of Ellerker WYL230/3433 9 May 1570
Contents: Made 11 April 1570.(Connected with Anthony Smetheley's position as feodary?).
Part of will (of Edward Ridsdale) WYL230/3434 Early 18th cent
The top and bottom of the membrane have been cut off, much of the writing has been cancelled and it has been used as a wrapper.
Contents: Leaving property to his son Edward in trust.
Copy of will of Thomas Smyth of Tyne Street, Tynemouth, Doctor of Physic WYL230/3435 Copied 1 Dec 1803
Contents: Leaving property in Yorkshire in trust to be sold.18th June 1803.
Copy of will of James Rowell of Marton le Moor, gent. WYL230/3436 1814
Contents:
Made 6 Dec. 1811, proved 27 Aug., 1814.
EXECUTORSHIP PAPERS [no ref. or date]
Acquittance by Henry Ingilby of Killinghall, esq. WYL230/3437 8 Jul 1656
Contents: For £2500 received from Sir William Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., partly money due to him from the manor of North Deighton by their father's will, and partly the purchase-price of goods of their father's bought by Sir William.
Grant to Margaret Ingilby of the tuition of William Ingilby. WYL230/3438 8 Dec 1682
Grant to Dame Margaret Ingilby, widow, of the tuition of Margaret and Anne Ingilby. WYL230/3439 8 Dec 1682
Case and opinion of W. Frend WYL230/3440 24 Jun 1818
Contents: Concerning amount to be paid by Mrs. Cracroft (Augusta Ingilby) to exonerate herself from a half-yearly contribution for which she is liable under a will.
Letter from R. Cracroft, York WYL230/3441 10 Feb 1825
Contents: Concerning sale of furniture and money of M.H. Ingilby for whom Sir William Ingilby is a co-trustee.
Residuary account of Rev. Henry Ingilby WYL230/3442 1834
Contents: And schedule of debts, with related papers.
Letter from Messrs. Parker, Hull WYL230/3443 20 Jul 1854
Contents: To Mr. Blackith, Ripley, that they have no account against the late Sir W.A. Ingilby's executors.
Executors' Account of Sir W.A. Ingilby, Bart., deceased. WYL230/3444 1855-59
Administration papers of the estate of Miss Anne Ingilby. WYL230/3445 1858
Power of attorney WYL230/3446 24 Dec 1864
Contents: From Richard Ingilby Winter of Adelaide to James Powell of Pocklington to act for him in the matter of the estate of Lucy Ingilby.Also receipt for his portion.April 1865.
Grant WYL230/3447 1870
Contents: To William Bates Ingilby of the administration of his sister Isabella Maria Ingilby with related papers.Also Miss Ingilby's bank book.1857-71.
Letters from Edward Boodle and his wife to William Bates Ingilby WYL230/3448 1872
2 items
Contents: About the trusteeship of Madame de Morlot (Aunt Constance).
Receipt from J.U.H. Ingilby WYL230/3449 14 Mar 1904
Contents: To William Ingilby and William Henry Ingilby for money due by will of Wilhelmina Ingilby.
TRUSTEESHIP AND STEWARDSHIP [no ref. or date]
Trustees for Lady Isabel Ellerker [no ref. or date]
Inventory of Christopher Estoft. WYL230/3450 1566
part missing from top.
Assignment WYL230/3451 24 Jan 1570
Contents: From Lady Isabel Ellerker of South Burton, widow, late wife of Christopher Estoft esq., deceased, to Anthony Smetheley of Brantingham, esq., and Ralph Hausbie of South Burton, gent., of livestock, goods and chattels of Christopher Estoft, the manor house of South Burton with lands, pasture called Sysee near Beverley, and all her interest as Christopher's administratrix or otherwise in pasture called Kylholme Borowe or Collom Borowe in Collom, sheep pasture called Calleswolde and Bleberry Moor near Wilton, 2 closes near Wilton one called Hall Garth, Thorn Park and Small Park and
Poster Lodge and the other Cow Close, pastures called Cote Nabbe and Wetwange Raykes near Bishop Wilton, a close called Freer Close and meadow called Myddle Bull in Cottingham pasture called New land in Cottingham, pasture called Beley and Thorne Moor in Lockington, pasture and meadow called North Chanterland, pasture called West Harpyn and pasture and meadow called East Cote Garth, in Cottingham, pastures called Tune Chantry in Cottingham, tithes in Eske near Beverley, tithes belonging to the prebend of Saltmarshe, tithes in Barmby upon the Moor and the fishing of Bromfleet, to pay certain sums of money to the kinsfolk and friends of Christopher Estoft and the children of Thomas Estoft.
Covenant WYL230/3452 13 Feb 1570
Contents: By Anthony Smetheley of Brantingham, esq., and Ralph Hausbie of South Burton, gent., with Lady Isabel Ellerker of South Burton, widow, to pay or deliver certain sums of money or goods during Lady Isabel's life or after 2 years after her death, when they have had the profits of premises to their own use for 2 years.
Bargain and sale WYL230/3453 8 Apr 1570
Contents: From Lady Isabel Ellerker of South Burton, widow, late wife and administratrix of Christopher Estoft, esq., deceased, to Anthony Smetheley of Brantingham, esq., and Ralph Hausbye of South Burton, gent., of Christopher's livestock and goods and all her interest by lease or as his administratrix in lands, tithes, rents, rights in Collom, Bishop Wilton, Cottingham, Lokington, Esk, Yokefleet, Barmby and Bromfleet, and leases of the manor house of South Burton and Sysey, to pay annual rents to the kinsfolk and
friends of Christopher Estost and the children of Thomas Estoft. Attached is a schedule of the goods and chattels.
Covenant WYL230/3454 Dec 1570
Contents: By Anthony Smetheley of Brantingham, esq., and Ralph Hausby of South Burton, gent., with Lady Isabel Ellerker of South Burton, widow, to pay or deliver certain sums of money or goods during Lady Isabel's life or after 2 years after her death, when they have had the profits of premises to their own use for 2 years.(Not signed or sealed, and a schedule mentioned is not annexed.)
The schedule WYL230/3455 1570?
Contents: Declaring what goods, sums of money, household stuff and yearly payments every person under named shall have and receive according to the true intent and meaning of these present indentures...
Appointment WYL230/3456 9 Jan 1575
Contents: By Lady Isabel Ellerker of South Burton widow, late wife and administratrix of Christopher Estoft, that a moiety of certain sums of money should be paid within a year after her death, and the other moiety within a year after that.
Covenant WYL230/3457 7 Nov 1576
Contents:
By Anthony Smetheley of Brantingham, esq., and Ralph Hausby of South Burton, gent., with Lady Isabel Ellerker of South Burton, widow, that during Lady Isabel's life or a year after her death, they will give to her children and relations goods and money granted them by Lady Isabel, according to several previous agreements. Attached is a schedule of what everyone is to have.
Assignment WYL230/3458 6 Aug 1577
Contents: From Isabel Ellerker of South Burton, widow, to Anthony Smetheley of Brantingham, esq., of a lease of tithes in Kilnwick and a moiety of tithes in Saltmarshe, Cotness, Metham and Yokefleet, granted to her by letters patent, for the remainder of terms of 21 years, paying £10 and £9 annually to the crown.
Covenant WYL230/3459 6 Aug 1577
Contents: By Anthony Smetheley of Brantingham, esq., with Lady Isabel Ellerker of South Burton, widow, that after the end of 7 years from last Michaelmas, and after Lady Isabel's death, he will pay annually to William Ellerker of Ellerker her son 20 marks for the term of a lease by letters patent of the tithes of a Kilnwick, and £6: 13s: 4d for the term of a lease by letters patent of tithes of Saltmarshe, Cotness, Metham and Yokefleet, if William lives so long in Anthony's mansion house in Brantingham.
Declaration WYL230/3460 8 Aug 1577
Contents: By Lady Isabel Ellerker of South Burton, late wife of Christopher Estoft, esq., deceased, that Anthony Smetheley of Brantingham,
esq., and Ralph Hausby of South Burton, gent., shall not be charged hereafter with the payment of any sum of money or delivery of any goods contained in schedules annexed to indentures of 13 Feb 12 Eliz. and 12 May 13 Eliz., to various persons (named).
Bargain and sale WYL230/3461 26 Oct 1578
Contents: From Lady Isabel Ellerker of South Burton, widow, late wife and administratrix of Christopher Eastoft, esq., to William Inglebie of Brantingham, esq., and Ralph Hausbie of South Burton, of livestock and household goods in South Burton or elsewhere and all other goods and chattels of Christopher Eastofte, and all interest and terms of years she has as his administratrix or by lease, i.e. in pasture called Kilholme Borowe or Collam Borowe in the manor of Kilholme (Kilham), pasture near Bishop Wilton called Callys Walde and Blebary Moor with 2 closes, one called Hallgarthe, Thorne Park, Small Park and Foster Lodge and the other Cow Close, pasture called Coate Nabb and Wettwange Raikes near Bishop Wilton, a close of pasture in Cottingham called Newlande Firthe, tithe corn and hay in Barmby on the Moor, fishing of Broomfleet, interest in the parsonage of Bedale and a term yet to come of pasture called Sysey near Beverley, Inglebie and Hausbie to make payments to the kinsfolk and friends of Christopher Eastofte and the children of Thomas Eastofte, with a memorandum of previous grants to Anthony Smetheley, William Ellerker her son and Ralph Hausbie.
Assignment WYL230/3462 22 Nov 1578
Contents: From Rafe Hausbie of South Burton, gent., to William Inglebie of Brantingham, esq., and Katherine his wife, of goods and chattels in South Burton, and interest or terms of years in the manor house of
South Burton, lands (field-names) in South Burton, Cottingham, and near Bishop Wilton, tithes at Barmby and fishing at Bromfleet, which Isabel Ellerker of South Burton, widow, late wife of Christopher Estofte had as Christopher's administratrix or otherwise, and which she bargained and sold to Anthony Smethley of Brantingham and Rafe Hausbie, by an agreement which William Inglebie promises to observe.
Assignment WYL230/3463 23 Nov 1578
Contents: From Isabel Estofte, otherwise called Lady Isabel Ellerker of South Burton or Bishop Burton, widow, late wife of Christopher Estofte, esq., deceased, and sometime wife of Sir John Ellerker, knight, deceased, to William Inglebie of Brantingham, esq., and Ralph Hausbie of Bishop Burton, gent., of the livestock, goods and chattels which were Christopher's and her right to present to the parsonage of Bedale and all her estate as administratrix of Christopher or otherwise to the manor house of Bishop Burton, pasture called Sysey near Beverley, pasture called Kilholme or Collom Borowe in the manor of Kilholme, pasture called Callis Would or Blebarie Moor near Bishop Wilton, 2 closes near Wilton, one called Hallgarthe, Thorne Park and Foster Lodge, the other Cow Close, pastures called Coat Nabb and Wetwang Raikes near Bishop Wilton, a close called Freer Close in Cottingham, a close of pasture called Newland Firthe in Cottingham, the tithe corn of Barmby upon the Moor and the fishing of Bromfleet, to pay certain sums of money to the kinsfolk and friends of Christopher Estofte and the children of Thomas Estofte.
Agreement WYL230/3464 14 Aug 1588
Contents:
Between William Inglebye of Ripley, esq., and Ralph Hausbye of South Burton or Bishop Burton, gent., that each will pay half of the yearly sums mentioned in an indenture between them and Isabel Eastofte, otherwise Lady Isabel Ellerker.
William Ingilby Trustee for Arthington Family. [no ref. or date]
Lease WYL230/3465 6 Jun 1572
Contents: From William Arthington of Arthington, esq., to William Ingleby of Brantingham, esq., of his messuages and lands in Hewick Bridge, Warleby and Ripon for 21 years at an annual rent of £4, paying also £23: 6s: 8d to Rosamund Arthington to whom Ingilby is bound for the annual payment of that amount.
Feoffment WYL230/3466 20 Jan 1573
Contents: From William Arthington of Arthington, esq., to John Ingleby of Acomb Grange, esq., and Robert Arthington of Arthington, gent., of half the manor of Hewick Bridge near Ripon, to hold to the use of William Arthington and his wife for their lives, and then of their heirs.
Assignment WYL230/3467 20 Jan 1573
Contents: From William Arthington of Arthington, esq., to John Ingleby of Acomb Grange, esq., and Robert Arthington of Arthington, gent., of his interest in a moiety of the manor of Bridge Hewick, leased to Richard Arthington his father by James Strangwise of West Harlsay for 63 years, provided that if Katharine, William's wife, dies before
the expiry of this term, the reversion will remain to Cyril Arthington, William's son and heir, or any other children of William's.
Lease WYL230/3468 28 Jan 1577
Contents: From William Ardington of Arthington, esq., to Sir William Mallorye of Hutton, knight, William Inglebye of Brantingham, esq., William Catterall of Rothemale esq., and Robert Oglethorpe of Rawdon, gent., of messuages and lands in Arthington and Ripon for 16 years, to the use of Jane, Elizabeth, Dorothy and Katherine Ardington, William's daughters, to be void if William grants an annual rent of 5 shillings to any of the parishioners of the parish of Ripon.
Copy agreement WYL230/3469 1586
Contents: By William Ingleby and Rafe Graye to set over to Cyril Arthington premises in Arthington and elsewhere left to them in trust by his father, William Arthington of Arthington, esq., and by Cyril to grant his mother 20 beastgates in Arthington.
Valuation of land in Hewick Bridge and Copt Hewick WYL230/3470 Late 16th cent
Contents: Belonging to Katherine Arthington, widow, recusant.
Trustees and Executors for the Earls of Cumberland. [no ref. or date]
Release WYL230/3471 17 Jun 1577
Contents: From Philip Lord Wharton and Frances Clifford daughter of Henry late Earl of Cumberland, deceased, to Anthony, Viscount Montague, Sir William Inglebye knight, William Farrande and Lawrence Preston, executors of the late Earl's will, of Frances's legacy of £2000, her father's goods, and all actions.
Receipt WYL230/3472 25 Jun 1577
Contents: By Philip Lord Wharton for £600 paid him by Sir William Inglebie, Lawrence Preston and William Farrande executors of the late Earl of Cumberland, as part of a sum due to him on his marriage with the Countess of Cumberland.
Mortgage by bargain and sale WYL230/3473 2 Jun 1595
Contents: From the Rt. Hon. George Earl of Cumberland, etc., to Thomas Cordell, citizen and alderman of London, of the manors of Eshton, Gargrave and Flasby, to secure £4,600.
Bond WYL230/3474 6 Jun 1595
Contents: Of George Earl of Cumberland, knight of the Garter, to Thomas Cordell citizen and alderman of London in £7000.
Bond WYL230/3475 18 May 1596
Contents:
Of the Right Honourable George Earl of Cumberland, knight of the most honourable order of the Garter, Francis Clifford of Londesborough, esq., and William Farrand of Carlton, gent., to William Ingleby, esq., and Sampson Ingleby, gent., in £1000 to secure payment of £650.
Bond WYL230/3476 18 May 1596
Contents: Of the Right Hon. George Earl of Cumberland, knight of the garter, Francis Clifford of Londesborough, esq., and William Farrand of Carlton, gent., to William Ingleby, esq., and Sampson Ingleby, gent., in £1000, to secure payment of £600.
Lease WYL230/3477 15 Apr 1597
Contents: From Thomas Brathwait of Burneshead, Westmorland, esq., to William Inglebie of Ripley, esq., and William Farrand of Carlton in Craven, gent., of the manor of Wyndunderwath or Wynunderwath, Westmorland, for 5 years at £80 annual rent, to be void if the Earl of Cumberland pays Brathwait £1000.
Bargain and sale WYL230/3478 11 Sept 1597
Contents: From Thomas Cordell, citizen and mercer of London to William Ingilbye of Ripley, esq., and William Ferrand of Carleton in Craven, gent., of the manors of Eshton, Gargrave, Flasby and all messuages, lands etc.
Settlement by lease WYL230/3479 20 Dec 1597
Contents: From Rt. Hon. George Earl of Cumberland etc., to William Ingilbye of Ripley, Lawrence Lyster of Thornton, esqs., and William Ferrand of Carleton in Craven, gent., of the castle, honor, manor, borough and town of Skipton in Craven, the manors and lordships of Silsden, Barden, Stirton, Thorlby, Crookrise, Embsay, Eastby, Skibeden, Malham, Malham Moor, Halton and Ulcotes and lands in these places and in Gill Grange, Holden, Sutton, Carleton and Broughton for 140 years, the Earl to have the profits for life, then his heirs male, then the heirs male of Francis Clifford his brother, then his right heirs, various sums of money to be paid to Dame Anne Clifford, his daughter and heir apparent.
Bargain and sale WYL230/3480 20 Dec 1597
Stained and parts stuck together
Contents: From Rt. Hon. George Earl of Cumberland etc., William Ingilby of Ripley, esq., and William Ferrand of Carlton in Craven, gent., servant to the Earl, to Charles Wren of Binchester in the Bishopric of Durham, of the village or farm of Binchester, a close called Widow Field and premises in Binchester and Billy Row, granted by letters patent of 26 April 29 Elizabeth to Charles Blenkinsopp and John Tayllor of Skipton, paying £100 fee farm rent.
Mortgage by bargain and sale WYL230/3481 30 Dec 1597
Contents: From Rt. Hon. George Earl of Cumberland Lord Clifford etc., William Ingilbye of Ripley, esq., and William Farrand of Carlton in Craven, gent., to Paul Bayning, citizen and alderman of London, John Watt
citizen and alderman of London, and Thomas Aliblaster, citizen and merchant of London, of a messuage called Quarrell Hill, closes called Wardell Closes, Boydes, Garths and Widow Field in Brancepeth and Billy Row, capital messuage called Pledgebank, other messuages called Hedleyhope, the close in Elwick, Hallywell and Hobsons Field, the site and capital messuage of the manor of Whitworth, a quarter of the Park of Strickley, rents and other lands etc. in Brancepeth, Hallywell, Pedgebank, Hedleyhope, Stanley, Whitworth, Tudhoe, Elwick, Billy Row, Strickley, Langley, Wackerfield and Raby in the Bishopric of Durham, granted by letters patent of 26 April 29 Elizabeth to Charles Blinkensopp of Skipton, gent., and John Taylor of Skipton, yeoman, to secure £4400.Attached is a schedule of deeds.
Declaration WYL230/3482 1 Feb 1598
Contents: By George Earl of Cumberland and Francis Clyfford of Loandisbrough, esq., to William Ingilbye of Ripley, esq., and William Ferrand of Carleton, gent., that the manor of Grassington and other lands covenanted to be conveyed to Ingilbye and Ferrand will be subject to debts for which they are or will be bound by the Earl's appointment.
Lease for security WYL230/3483 20 Jan 1610
Contents: From the Right Honorable Francis Earl of Cumberland, Lord Clifford etc., to Sir William Ingilbye of Ripley, knight, of the manors of Buckden and Starbotton, if within the next 20 years he is put to any charge to the value of £20 concerning any bonds, statutes, etc., on behalf of the late George of Cumberland, for 60 years.
Copy of commission WYL230/3484 20 Aug 1611
Contents: From Francis Earl of Cumberland, etc., to Sir William Ingilbie, knight, Sir Stephen Tempest, knight, Richard Hutton, sergeant at law, Roger Sothbie esq., and George Heeles his servant, to examine his servants, books of grants etc., and find out how much is owing to him, how much has been paid, how much in arrears.Contemporary copy.
William Ingilby Trustee for the Normaville Family (?) [no ref. or date]
Settlement before marriage WYL230/3485 3 Nov 1541
Contents: Of Thomas Normavile son of Robert Normavile of Kilnwick, esq., and Dorothy Myddelton daughter of Sir Geoffrey Myddelton, knight, by which Robert Normavile and Agnes his wife covenant to make an estate of lands in Smawes and Newton in Cleveland to the yearly value of £20 to William Fairefax, knight, John Myddelton esq., James Constable, esq., Thomas Wentworth esq., Oliver Myddelton, gent., and Hugh Normavell, gent., to the use of Thomas and Dorothy according to the will of William Normavile; and Sir Geoffrey agrees to pay 300 marks to Normavile.
Settlement by feoffment WYL230/3486 6 Nov 1541
This settlement is in 2 parts, the feoffment, in Latin, with the condition in English, attached.
Contents:
From Robert Normavile of Kilnwick, esq., and Agnes his wife, to William Fairefaxe, knight, John Myddelton, esq., Thomas Wentworth, esq., James Constable, esq., Oliver Myddelton and Hugh Normavile, gents., of all his manors, lands, etc., in Kilnwick, Lockington, Lounde, Bainton, Smaws, Tadcaster, Newton, Houghton and Swinton, which descended to them after the death of William Normavile; with power of attorney to Arthur Preston, esq., and Nicholas Myddelton, gent, to deliver seisin, to hold the manors of Smaws and Newton in Cleveland to the value of £20 over all charges to the use of Thomas Normavile, Robert's son and heir and Dorothy Myddelton, daughter of Sir Geoffrey Myddelton and Thomas's heirs male, and all the lands according to the covenants of indentures of settlement between Sir Geoffrey Myddelton knight and Robert and Agnes, concerning the marriage of Thomas and Dorothy.
Lease WYL230/3487 18 Mar 1585
Contents: From William Ingilby of Ripley, William Midleton of Stockeld, esqs., and John Normavell, gent., to Francis Burneston of Swinton, yeoman, of a farm in Swinton for 21 years at 12s. 6d annual rent.
Lease WYL230/3488 18 Mar 1585
Contents: From William Inglebye of Ripley, William Mydleton of Stockeld, esq., and John Normavell, gent., to John Burneston of Swinton, yeoman, of a farm in Swinton for 21 years at 23s. 10d. annual rent.
Lease WYL230/3489 18 Mar 1585
Contents:
From William Inglebie of Ripley, William Mydleton of Stockeld, esqs., and John Normavell, gent., to Francis Hodgeshon of Swinton, Labourer, of a farm in Swinton for 21 years at 13s. 4d. annual rent.
Lease WYL230/3490 18 Mar 1585
Contents: From William Inglebye of Ripley, William Mydleton of Stockeld, esqs., and John Normavell, gent., to Thomas Palliser of Swinton, labourer, of a farm in Swinton for 21 years at 3 shillings annual rent. Also counterpart.
Copy mortgage by lease WYL230/3491 29 Apr 1578
Contents: From Thomas Normevell of Cottingham, esq., to John True of York, cordwainer, of the manor of Swinton, for 21 years from the feast of St. Martin the Bishop in winter, 12 Elizabeth, to secure £63: 13s: 4d to be paid within a year of the death of Agnes Skelton.
Quitclaim WYL230/3492 18 Mar 1586
Contents: From William Fairfax of Steeton, esq., to William Ingilby and William Middleton, Esqs., and John Normavell of 2 messuages in Warder Marske in the township of Swinton.
Lease WYL230/3493 3 Mar 1587
Contents: From William Inglebye of Ripley, William Mydleton of Stubham, esqs., and John Normavell of Swinton, husbandman, of a walk-mill
on the water of Burn within the lordship of Swinton for 20 years at 13s. 4d. annual rent.
Lease WYL230/3494 30 Sep 1587
Contents: From William Inglebie of Ripley, William Midleton of Stockeld, esquires, and John Normavell of Swinton, gent., to John Olyver servant to Normavell of a farm and lands in Swinton for 21 years after the death of the present tenant at 12 shillings annual rent, Olyver also to provide hens and do 2 days' work at harvest.
Lease WYL230/3495 30 May 1588
Contents: From William Inglebye of Ripley, William Mydleton of Stockeld, esqs., and John Normavell of Swinton, gent., to John Clerke of Swinton, husbandman, of all their tenement and closes in Warthermarske and within the fields of Swinton, except one close of arable, for 21 years after the death of William Masterman, the present tenant, at 5 shillings annual rent.
Lease WYL230/3496 25 Nov 1593
Contents: From William Inglebye of Ripley, William Midleton of Stockeld, esqs., and John Normavell, gent., to John Beckwith of Rowmore, of 4 acres of ground called Wrayes on Rowmore within the lordship of Swinton for 21 years at one penny rent.
Lease WYL230/3497 10 Nov 1597
Contents:
From William Inglebie of Ripley, William Mydleton of Stockeld, esqs., and John Normavell of Swinton, gent., to William Pickersgill of Warder Marske in the lordship of Swinton, husbandman, of a farm in Warder Marske for 21 years at 15s. 4d annual rent.
Mortgage by lease WYL230/3498 24 Jan 1603
Contents: From William Inglebye of Ripley and William Mydleton of Stockeld, esqs., and John Normavell, gent., to William Manne of Bramley, gent., of 2 farms in Warder Marske for 80 years at 6 pence annual rent to secure payment by Normavell of £110.
William Ingilby Executor of Francis and Richard Birnande. [no ref. or date]
Bond WYL230/3499 3 Apr 1584
Contents: Of Francis Slingsby of Scriven to Richard Byrnande of Knaresborough, that William Byrnande of Hanby, gentleman, will abide by the arbitration of Thomas Tanckard of Boroughbridge Esq., and William Norton of Newby, gentleman, with umpirage of William Ingilby of Ripley, Esq., in all suits between William Byrnande and Richard Byrnande concerning the will of Francis Byrnande, late of Knaresborough.
Release WYL230/3500 30 Nov 1586
Contents: From Thomas Bellingham of Osgodby, gent., to Richard Birnande of Knaresborough, esq., of a farm called Crock Nabbe in Bilton and Harrogate.
Indenture of apprenticeship WYL230/3501 16 Dec 1586
Contents: Of Richard Birnande, son of Robert of Knaresborough, gent., deceased with Hugh Offley, citizen and leatherseller of London and merchant adventurer of 'Muskovia', Spain and Portugal and East Land, for 8 years.
Agreement WYL230/3502 16 Dec 1586
Contents: Between Hugh Offley, citizen and leatherseller of London and Richard Birnand of Knaresborough, gent., that Richard will serve Offley for 8 years, pay him £166:13s:4d and provide his own apparel for the 8 years, and food and drink for the first year when he is in France.
Book containing accounts and rental WYL230/3503 1581-1646
Paper book
Contents: Miscellaneous accounts and records of loans of a member of the Birnand family.1589-91Interspersed with accounts of oats, malt and rye, short religious precepts and a poem of mock contrition addressed to the Roundheads.1646.And, at back, a rental of the lands of Francis Birnand within the Forest of Knaresborough.1581-2
Letter from William Birnande WYL230/3504 Late 16th cent
Contents: To his brother Richard Birnande at Knaresborough requesting financial assistance, and referring to a legacy bequeathed to him by his brother Francis.
Will of Richard Burnham of Knaresborough esq. WYL230/3505 6 Jan 1592
Slightly tattered and front page loose
Contents: Endd: 'to be placed with Harrogate lands.'
Memorandum of Richard Birnand of Knaresborough's wishes WYL230/3506 12 Jan 1592
Contents: Concerning lands granted to William Inglebie, and to be conveyed by him to Francis Trappes after Birnand's death, on payment of £1200.
Trust concerning the Manor of Manston. [no ref. or date]
Assignment WYL230/3507 22 Feb 1692
Contents: From Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., and Dame Margaret Ingilby, widow, executors of the late Sir William Ingilby, Sir Thomas Gascoigne of Parlington, Bart., and John Gascoigne of Parlington, esq., his nephew, to Timothy Mauleverer of Ingleby Arnecliffe, esq.,
of a lease of closes in Manston called Hall Closes and others called Pighill Laith Garth, Busky Closes and Dowson's Close for the remainder of a term of 1000 years created 15 Charles I by a lease from James Mauleverer.
Covenant WYL230/3508 17 Mar 1692
Contents: By William Tarleton, servant and steward of John Gascoigne, with Sir John and Dame Margaret Ingilby, executors of the will of Sir William Ingilby, that Gascoigne will indemnify them from suits concerning a deed of assignment of trust to Timothy Mauleverer, esq.
Covenant WYL230/3509 16 Nov 1700
Contents: By John Gascoigne of Parlington, esq., to indemnify Sir John Ingilby, Bart., from all suits concerning a trust in the manor of Manston, assigned to Henry Iveson alderman of Leeds.
Various [no ref. or date]
Draft will of Margaret Bunny (of Brantingham) WYL230/3510 25 Mar 1565
Contents: Requesting Anthony and Elizabeth Smetheley to bring up her son and daughter.
Agreement WYL230/3511 16 May 1572
Contents:
Between Sir William Inglebie of Ripley, knight, and Thomas Boynton of Barmston, esq., that Boynton will save and keep harmless Sir William against Sir George Bowes, knight, and Anne Goldesburghe, daughter and heir of William Goldesburghe concerning all actions for the possession of the manor of Goldsborough from the death of Thomas Goldesburghe, and will marry Anne, and that Sir William will convey to Boynton the manor of Goldsborough and the wardship and marriage of Anne.
Grant WYL230/3512 2 May 1610
Contents: From Sir William Inglebie of Ripley, knight, and John Wytham of Cliffe, esq., to Thomas Wytham, second son of Anthony Wytham late of Cliffe, of an annuity of £20 for life from the manor of Manfield, according to his father's will.
Family settlement by lease WYL230/3513 12 May 1647
Contents: From Richard Aldburgh of Aldbrough, esq., to William Ingleby of Ripley, esq., and Thomas Warcopp of East Tanfield, gent., of the rectory of Kirkby-on-the-Hill for 60 years, to employ the issues from the glebe to pay fee farm rent and from tithes to maintain his sons William, Arthur, Richard and John Aldburgh.
Agreement WYL230/3514 12 Mar 1707
Contents: By Elizabeth Trappes of Nidd, widow, Robert Plompton of Plompton and Julian his wife and Margaret Ryther, widow, with Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., that the debts, legacies and annuities to be settled from the sale of property at Linton-upon-Ouse, Youlton and Heworth
devised by Hugh Appleby to Sir John and Sir Edward Blacket are discharged or will be within 6 months and that they will reimburse Sir John and save him harmless.
Covenant WYL230/3515 23 Sep 1724
Contents: By Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., with William Coates and Thomas Nursaw of Ripley, gentlemen, executors of the will of Ralph Sanby late of Ripley, yeo., to pay to Ellin, Elizabeth, Anna and William Robinson the legacies due to them and to divide among them and Ralph Robinson their brother the residue of £176 left by Sanby to John and Margaret Ingilby.
Bond WYL230/3516 14 Feb 1727
Contents: Of Reginald Graham of Norton Conyers, Bart., to John Ingleby of Ripley, Bart., in £600 to save Sir John harmless from damages sustained by reason of the assignment of a term of 1000 years in the manor of Roach in the parish of Kippax to Thomas Davison of Blakeston, co. Durham, esq., in trust.
PERSONAL ACCOUNTS AND BILLS [no ref. or date]
Bill from tailor to Sir William Ingilby for suit and coat. WYL230/3517 1659
'Woman's Almanack' marked 'M.I.' WYL230/3518 1711
Contents: Containing 2 receipts for wages for nursing Sir John Ingilby's daughter, Margaret, and record of payment to dancing master.
Receipted bill from John Thorpe to Henry Ingilby for spur leathers and shoes. WYL230/3519 Aug-Sep 1780
Account of cash and bills paid to Henry Ingilby by Ralph Robinson on Sir John Ingilby's orders. WYL230/3520 1780-83
Receipt from Henry Ingilby WYL230/3521 10 Oct 1781
Contents: For money received from Ralph Robinson by order of his brother Sir John Ingilby.
Receipted bill from Thomas Smith, mercer, Wakefield, to Sir John Ingilby. WYL230/3522 30 May 1782
Account of expenses of master and man on tour in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. WYL230/3523 Late 18th cent
Bills addressed to Lady Ingilby Amcotts. WYL230/3524 1801
Bill from George Wood, Ripon, to Sir John Ingilby for repairs to a gun. WYL230/3525 23 May 1807
Contents: With receipt, 7th June, 1807.
Notices of assessment and receipts for super-tax. WYL230/3526 1810 & 1811
Statements of accounts of Sir William Ingilby WYL230/3527 1816-19
Contents: With Thos. Coutts & Co., and with Harrison, Terrys and Co., Knaresborough, and letters from these firms to Sir William at Frankfurt, Vienna, Berlin, Naples, and Paris.
Cash book (of R.M. Ingilby?) in Jamaica. WYL230/3528 1830-32
Correspondence concerning bankruptcy of Hebdin, Browne and Son WYL230/3529 1834
Contents: With their promissory note of Jan., 1818, to Rev. Henry Ingilby, and an affidavit by Anne Ingilby, executrix of her father, that they owe her and the other executrixes £440.
Letter from Wimbush and Co., Halkin Street, Belgrave Square WYL230/3530 15 Jan 1853
Contents: To Sir Wm. Ingilby acknowledging payment of an account.
Letter from Warner Young, 12 Essex Street, London WYL230/3531 3 Apr 1875
Contents: To Sir Henry D. Ingilby, Ripley Castle, acknowledging receipt of £2200 and explaining the arrangements for Helen Mackie's annuity (a note in Sir Henry's handwriting refers to her as Helen Wright).
Receipts and notices from the London Life Association to Sir Henry Ingilby. WYL230/3532 1883, 1894-96
Bank book of Sir Henry Day Ingilby with the Bradford Old Bank Ltd. WYL230/3533 Feb 1898-Dec 1906
BONDS AND RECOGNIZANCES [no ref. or date]
Defeasance of a recognisance of statute merchant WYL230/3534 22 Apr 1572
Contents: Of Peter Yorke of Middlesmoor in Nidderdale in £400, if he discharges and keeps harmless William Ingleby of Ripley, esq., son and heir of Sir William Ingleby, from charges concerning 2 recognisances of statute merchant to John Tennant of Bordley and John Waylock of Bordley entered into by Ingleby as security for Yorke.
Defeasance of a recognizance in statute staple WYL230/3535 15 May 1605
Contents: From Sir William Ingilby of Ripley, Esq., to Edward Talbott of Pontefract, esq., if Talbot discharges Sir William from an obligation of 4 May 36 Elizabeth from Henry Talbot, Edward Talbot, Sir William Ingilby and Edward Croft to Alexander Horden.
Bond WYL230/3536 18 Jan 1672
Contents: Of William Middleton, Bart., of Belsay, Northumberland, to Anne Ingleby of Ripley, spinster, in £200 to secure payment of £100.
Bond WYL230/3537 15 Apr 1708
Contents: Of John Simpson of Haverah Park, yeoman, to John Ingilby, Bart., in £100 to secure payment of £51: 11s.At foot is receipt for £50.4th May, 1709.
Assignment WYL230/3538 5 Feb 1712
Contents: From Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., and Francis Barroby of Lofthouse Hill, gent., to the Hon. Elizabeth Saunderson of Glentworth, Lincs., of a judgment against Cyril Arthington of Arthington, Esq., and Sandforth Arthington deceased for £1200 debt.Enclosed are an authority from Ellen Bolton to Sir John Ingilby to sign a warrant of attorney to acknowledge satisfaction of this judgment.6th Feb., 1719.And a release of errors from Arthington to Sir John.12th Feb.,1719.
Bond WYL230/3539 16 Oct 1790
Contents: Of Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, Bart., to Eleanor Weston of East Retford, Notts., spinster, in £600, to secure payment of £300.
Brown family bonds WYL230/3540 1792-1803
Contents: Bond of Sir John Ingilby to Elizabeth Brown in £540 to secure payment of £272:10s.
10th March, 1792.Assignment of this bond from Elizabeth Brown to Mary Brown.2nd March, 1793.Bond of Sir John to Mary Brown in £600 to pay an annuity of £40.27th June, 1793.Release from Edward Jenkin Longley and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Brown, to Sir John, with receipts.22nd. Oct., 1803.
Bond WYL230/3541 Oct 1859
Contents: Of Rev. Henry John Ingilby and Rev. Henry Day Ingilby of Ripley Castle to Messrs. Harrison and Co., to secure advances not exceeding £2000.
CORRESPONDENCE [no ref. or date]
Letter from E. Pitt to Sir William Ingleby WYL230/3542 Early 17th cent
Contents: Suggesting a possible wife, whose father and grandfather were 'of great esteem among the old puritans' and who is 21, godly, an experienced Christian, 'a very good huswife', and has £3000, advising him not to neglect the providence and suggesting they 'solicite the throne of grace in this behalf'.
Letters from John Savile and Anne Savile to Lady Ingilby their sister WYL230/3543 1680-94
Contents:
And copies of letters from Lady Ingilby to Savile and Mr. Ridsdale concerning a dispute about money invested by Savile with Sir Robert Vyner, the interest on which should be paid to Lady Ingilby, with a copy of a settlement of 1658.Letters from Anne Savile to Lady Ingilby about presentment of rector of Ripley to succeed John Kirshaw, and one from Rebecca Kirshaw on the death of her husband, requesting the presentment for her son when he is old enough.Letter from Anne Savile to John Ingilby, with copy of reply, concerning a proposed marriage for John's sister Mary.
Letter from Richard Kirshaw, Ripley, to (Sir John Ingilby?) WYL230/3544 15 Jan 1703
Contents: Giving local news.
Letter from Thomas Gill, Ripon, (to Sir John Ingilby), London WYL230/3545 Oct 1703
Contents: Saying that he has not yet raised £300 from people who owe him money and hopes this will not be inconvenient to Sir John, whom he thanks for his kindness.
Letter from John Ingilby, London, to Brown WYL230/3546 17 Apr 1722
Contents: In boyish writing.
Letter to John Ingilby, Esq. WYL230/3547 26 May 1730
Contents: Consisting of poem in Italian, on certain Italian towns.
Letter from Mary Kirshaw to her daughter, Polly Gawthorpe WYL230/3548 11 Feb 1737
Administrative history: Mary Kirshaw was the wife of Richard Kirshaw, rector of Ripley from 1695 to 1736. He was succeeded by William Gawthorp who married Mary i.e. Polly Kirshaw 1 Feb. 1736/7.
Contents: Referring to her wedding and wishing her happiness.
Letters from Edward Clough, Ripley WYL230/3549 1764 & 1769
2 items
Contents: To Sir John Ingilby at Mr. Thomas's in Duke Street, Grosvenor Square, London, the second concerning Stainley in Roman times, and a meeting about enclosing part of Knaresborough Forest.
Letter from Edward Clough, Ripley WYL230/3550 15 Mar 1768
Contents: To Sir John Ingilby, Bart., at Mr. Thomas's in Duke Street, Grosvenor Square, London, concerning a recent flood, and the inscription on a cross at Bewerley Chapel.
Letter from Edward Clough at Ripley WYL230/3551 24 Aug 1769
Contents: To Sir John Ingilby at Mr. Thomas's in Duke Street, Grosvenor Square, London, concerning the putting up of a monument, and an old seal found at Stainley.
Letter from Hugh Palmer, Kettlethorpe WYL230/3552 25 Oct 1780
Contents: To Sir Bellingham Graham, Bart., Norton Conyers, Ripon, giving news of the marriage of John Ingilby and Elizabeth Amcotts, and suggesting that Graham give them some advice.
Letter from A.M.A. (Anna Maria Amcotts) WYL230/3553 31 May 1781
Contents: To her son-in-law Sir John Ingilby, Ripley Castle, concerning a visit he will make to them, and a house at Retford which Mrs. Massingberd is to occupy.
Letter from Juliana Penn, at Clifton near Bristol WYL230/3554 30 Jul 1785
Contents: To Lady Ingilby, concerning deer to be killed, and trouble with her gamekeeper.
Letter from John Ingilby, Lincoln WYL230/3555 17 Aug 1790
Contents: To his father, Sir John Ingilby at Rev. Dr. Buckworth's, Canterbury, saying that he will observe what his father has written to him,
especially with regard to his behaviour to his brother, and that he was pleased to hear his father had been made an M.P.
Letter from Francis Brandt to Mr. Ingilby, Schwarzen Adler WYL230/3556 Late 18th cent
Contents: Concerning a passport.
Letter from A. Schmidchen, 10 Crown Street, Westminster WYL230/3557 28 Nov 1803Language: German
Contents: To 'Ingilby' mentioning a book 'Die Jungfrau von Orleans' expressing a wish to see him, suggesting they each choose a girl to 'shorten the winter evenings' and referring to 'Pat' as a villain who has betrayed them.
Letter from Johann Gottlob Walter of Stettin, from London WYL230/3558 21 Nov 1805
Contents: To Mr. Ingleby, Yorkshire, saying how sorry he is that Ingilby cannot accompany him to Germany, and that he knows more English. In German.
Letter from John Borlass Warren, Bermuda WYL230/3559 20 Mar 1814
Contents: Saying that he has been relieved and is coming to England, and referring to sheep required by the Board of Agriculture.
Letters from G. Ramur, Lausanne WYL230/3560 1817
2 items
Contents: To Sir William Ingilby at Frankfurt and Paris, and draft letter (to be written by Sir William?) relating to a suit brought against Ramur by the notary Panchoud and his wife, concerning a note of the late Sir John Ingilby for £150, with a letter from Jeanne Panchoud to Sir William, asking for the continuation of an annuity paid by Sir John, who she claims promised to pay for her child's education, and referring to letters proving the existence of the child.
Letter from D. Barthel---, Geneva WYL230/3561 30 Oct 1817
Contents: To Sir William Ingilby, Vienna, asking for money due to him, complaining of the way he has been treated, and threatening to expose Sir William's conduct wherever he meets Englishmen.
Letter to Mrs. Barrie, Ripley Park WYL230/3562 7 Mar 1819
Contents: Describing a journey from Ripley to Harrington.
Letters from Sir W.A. Ingilby, Edinburgh WYL230/3563 Nov 1827 & Jan 1828
Contents: To Henry Monteith Esq., Carstairs House, Lanark, about a projected visit there.
Letter from W.A. Ingilby to Carstairs WYL230/3564 nd
Contents: About a visit.
Letter from Sir W.A. Ingilby WYL230/3565 19 Jun 1833
Contents: Demanding an explanation of what has happened 'to create so foul a suspicion on any inhabitant of our town'.
Letters from Henry John Ingilby WYL230/3566 Jun 1833-Feb 1834
4 items
Contents: To Sir William A. Ingilby and Mr. Powell at Knaresborough concerning money and family matters, apparently concerning the settlement of his late father's affairs.
Letter from Anton Schole, Wiesbaden WYL230/3567 18 Dec 1840Language: German
Contents: To W.A. Ingilby, Ripley Castle, asking for advice about protested bills of Hammersley's, bought from G.D. Wingfield, who has gone to Italy.
Letter from Charlotte Weiler, Magdeburg WYL230/3568 18 Jan?Language: German
Contents: To (Sir William A. Ingilby) apparently thanking him for a present, and mentioning Madam Heyroth.
Letters from Miss Elizabeth Ingilby WYL230/3569 1846-51
Contents: Mainly from Switzerland, to Miss (Justine) Bonomi, mainly at Genoa.Covering letter from Charles Allanson, Harrogate, late husband of Miss Bonomi, to Sir Henry Ingilby.Oct., 1904.
Letter from (Sir William Amcotts Ingilby) WYL230/3570 Jun 1847
Contents: To 'Santo' (Henry John Ingilby) evidently meant for the latter after he has succeeded to the estates.
Letters from William Ingilby when at military college at Addiscombe WYL230/3571 1847-9
Contents: To his parents, Rev. H.J. and Mrs. Ingilby, West Keal, Spilsby, Lincs., and his uncle William (Ingilby?) with one letter from his brother H.D. Ingilby, to his mother.
Letter from Mrs. Elizabeth Ingilby, W. Keal Rectory WYL230/3572 26 Feb 1849
Contents: To 'Caroline' on the occasion of the departure of her second son for India.
Letter from Sir W.A. Ingilby to Elizabeth, wife of Henry J. Ingilby WYL230/3573 c1844-54
Contents: Letter from Sir W.A. Ingilby to Henry J. Ingilby's sons, giving advice.July, 1844.A note of the London address of Sir William's sister.1854.
Letter from J.V.D. 16 St. Andrew Square, Edinburgh WYL230/3574 29 May 1854
Contents: To Henry Ingilby, offering congratulations on his inheritance of Ripley, with humorous verse.
Note of discovery by Wilhelmina Ingilby WYL230/3575 May 1855
Contents: Of letter written by her father H.J. Ingilby to Sir William Ingilby, subsequently destroyed.
Letters from Richard Ingilby Winter Adelaide to Miss (Isabella Maria) Ingilby WYL230/3576 1865-69
4 items
Contents: With notes (by Miss Ingilby) on family births and deaths from the Family Bible.1863.And letter from J. Maughan, Adelaide, to Mr. Ellwood, grocer, Hartlepool, concerning Winter.Feb., 1864.
Letter from Lord John Russell, Pembroke Lodge, Richmond Park, S.W. WYL230/3577 7 Jul 1866
Contents: To H.J. Ingilby, Ripley Castle, about the grant of a baronetcy to him.
Page from 'The Field' WYL230/3578 6 Feb 1869
Contents: Containing an article on the York and Ainsty Hunt, and an account of the drowning of Sir Charles Slingsby and others during a hunt.
Copy of 'Field' WYL230/3579 13 Feb 1869
Contents: Containing report of the accident in which Sir Charles Slingsby died, with a memoir of him and an account of his funeral.
Letters to William Ingilby Esq. WYL230/3580 Feb 1869
Contents: With one to his father, Sir Henry Ingilby, following the accident in which Sir Charles Slingsby and others were drowned.
Letter from Albert W. Woods of Garter Office, at 69 St. George's Road, Warwick Square, S.W. WYL230/3581 12 Jun 1873
Contents: To Sir Henry Ingilby, 30 Upper Grosvenor Street, Grosvenor Square, W, dated Thursday about the elevation to the purage of David Robertson as Lord Marjoribanks.
Letter from Henry Graves at East Cowes WYL230/3582 17 Apr 1874
Contents: About Lady Ingilby's portrait.(2 notes on the letter say that the picture was left unfinished at Graves's death).
Telegram from W. Ingilby, Esq., Farnham, to Miss Ingilby WYL230/3583 28 Dec 1874
Contents: Announcing the birth of his twin sons.
Letter from H. Tennant, North Eastern Railway, General Manager's Office, York WYL230/3584 15 Mar 1875
Contents: To Sir Henry D. Ingilby, Ripley Castle, reporting alteration of name of Ripley Station to Ripley Valley.
Letter from J. Aldam Heaton, 29 Bloomsbury Square WYL230/3585 Jan 1877
Contents: To Miss Ingilby, with pattern for table cover border.
Letter from Shadworth H. Hodgson, Penrhyn House, Saltburn to Mrs. Ingilby WYL230/3586 10 Jul 1895
Letters from William Campbell at London, Birmingham, and Glasgow WYL230/3587 Feb 1903-Oct 1904
5 items
Contents: To Sir Henry Day Ingilby, concerning family connections and personal news.
Letters from W. Powell, Union Street, Ryde, and J.W.B. Nairne, Ivanhoe, Well Street, Ryde WYL230/3588 Mar 1910
Contents: To Sir H.D. Ingilby concerning pictures, formerly at Ripley, bought by Sir Henry from Powell.
Letter from W.V. Linten, The Drive, Roundhay, Leeds WYL230/3589 31 Dec 1910
Contents: To Sir Henry D. Ingilby, Ripley Castle, enclosing a frank of Sir W.A. Ingilby.
JOURNALS AND COMMONPLACE BOOKS [no ref. or date]
Printed almanacs WYL230/3590 1601-81
32 items
a few covered with parchment deeds
Contents: With diary-type entries.1601,1634,1648-9,1651,1653,1655-7,1660,1663-8,1670,1675,1677,1679-81.
Paper commonplace book WYL230/3591 1723-7
Contents: Containing extracts from newspapers and travel books, in particular entries relating to weather, longevity, and medical matters, with chronological tables and some short essays.
Notebook of John Ingilby WYL230/3592 1727-9
Contents: Containing itinerary of journey through France, Switzerland, Italy and advice for traveller to Italy on route, sights to be seen, guide books etc.
'Gentleman's Diary' WYL230/3593 1754
Contents: An almanac with mathematical problems, containing a number of brief entries, some in Greek letters, obviously belonging to a clergyman.
Commonplace book of John Ingilby WYL230/3594 1791
Contents: Contents very miscellaneous, including plans of buildings, drawings of coats of arms seen abroad, notes on places visited in Europe, tree-planting and other estate business, books, etc.
Cashbook of Sir John Ingilby WYL230/3595 1803
Contents:
Containings few entries of payments and a few diary-like entries.Enclosed documents:(1) Memorandum relating military career of Rodolphe Louis May in Swiss regiment 1780-1802 and referring to the service of his grandfather, Emmanuel May, with Swiss troops under George I in Scotland, 1715.(2) Letter to May from General Watteville about a place in his regiment.Jan.1803.(3) List of documents left with Mr. Crosfield as agent to Taylor, endorsed 'for the Thornton Papers.'(4) 2 receipts to Sir John Ingilby from Hammersleys, Montolieu, Greenwood, Drewe and Brooksbank, London, 10 June, 1803.(5) Receipt to Sir J. Ingleby from Thomas Sedgley for clothes and lodgings.11th June, 1803.
Account of the Waterloo campaign WYL230/3596 1909
Contents: Including descriptions of the country and the people of the district, copied from the journal of William Bates Ingilby. Inserted are an account of the subsequent passage through France and notes on a journey to Switzerland in 1819 and Ingilby's later career.Enclosed is a sketch map of the battlefield and a letter about the journal from John H. Leslie.Also a letter from William Ingilby to his brother, written at Beauvais, concerning Waterloo and the Restoration10th Aug., 1815.
Record of wind and temperature at the Cape of Good Hope WYL230/3597 23 Jun 1850-30 Apr 1854
Contents: Kept by William Bates Ingilby.
Pocket books of Sir Henry Ingilby (1790-1870) WYL230/3598 1851-1870
Contents: Containing cash entries and very brief diary of domestic events. Volume for 1870 blank.1851,1855,1861,1862,1864-70.
Brief journal of career of William Bates Ingilby 1806-56 WYL230/3599 1806-56
Contents: And a notebook containing a journal of a journey from Grahamstown to Cape Town 1855, 14 pages occupied by an account of English society taken from German.
Diaries of William Ingilby (1829-1918, bart. 1911). WYL230/3600 1857-1914
Contents: The early diaries contain many references to hunting and include brief accounts of trips abroad to France, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Germany, Poland, Scandinavia and later Teneriffe. After his marriage in 1874 there are more entries of a domestic nature concerning farming at Farnham, until he moved to London in 1893. Throughout there are regular descriptions of the weather.1857-64,1867,1869-1914.
Diary of Lady Elizabeth Ingilby, wife of Sir Henry Ingilby (1790-1870) WYL230/3601 1865
Contents: Consisting of accounts of daily family doings.
Commonplace book belonging to Sir Henry Day Ingilby WYL230/3602 Late 19th cent
Contents: Containing antiquarian and other entries, including notes for a speech made on his election as chairman of Ripley Parish Council.
COLLECTIONS [no ref. or date]
Franks [no ref. or date]
Archival history: These items were withdrawn for sale in April 1991, but returned unsold in Nov 1992
Franks of members of Lords and Commons of Parliaments 1826-30 and 1835-7 WYL230/3603 1826-1837
Contents: Arranged alphabetically.
Franks WYL230/3604 1790-1840
22 bundles found loose. and an additional bundle
Contents:
These cover the period 1790-1840 and appear to be part of the above collection not yet arranged or classified.
Brief biographies of M.P.s in Parliaments of 1826-30 and 1835-7 WYL230/3605 19th century
Contents: And of members of Lords 1835-7, with lists of names of M.P.s and peers, and newspaper obituary notices of several M.P.s.
Frank of W.E. Gladstone WYL230/3606 1873
Papers and correspondence relating to the collection of franks. WYL230/3607 Late 19th cent
Autographs [no ref. or date]
Archival history: These items were withdrawn for sale in April 1991. Photocopies and unsold items returned in Nov 1992.
Photocopies: Collection of autographs and autograph letters WYL230/3608 [c1791-1900]
Contents: Original collection arranged by occupation of writers, and apparently made by Miss Wilhelmina Ingilby. It includes those of Robert Louis Stevenson, Cardinal Newman, Sidney Smith, Elizabeth Fry, Lord Shaftesbury, William Wilberforce, J.Y. Simpson, David Livingstone, T.H. Huxley, William Pitt, Peel, Palmerston, Disraeli, Gladstone, Charlotte Bronte, Trollope, Dickens, Thackeray, Mrs. Gaskell, Henry Irving, Chopin, Landseer, Rossetti, Wellington, Robert Browning, Victor Hugo, Shelley, Goethe and Macaulay. Mostly these letters are
quite short and about unimportant matters, collected for their signatures.
Cabinet Ministers WYL230/3608/1-17 [n.d.]
Duke of Newcastle WYL230/3608/1 9 Dec 1861; 28 Aug 1859
Administrative history: [15th Duke, Secretary of State for Colonies 1859-1864]
Lord Glenelg WYL230/3608/2 nd
Administrative history: [Charles Grant, 1st Baron, Secretary of State for War & the Colonies 1835-1839]
Viscount Cranbrook WYL230/3608/3 nd (1878-1880)
Administrative history: [Gathorne Hardy, Secretary of State for India 1878-1880, also Lord President of the Council etc]
Marquess of Landsdowne WYL230/3608/4 nd
Administrative history: [Lord President of the Council 1846-1852]
Earl Grey WYL230/3608/5 8 Nov 1867; 22 Jun 1858
Administrative history: [3rd Earl, Secretary of State for the Colonies 1846-1852]
Earl de Grey & Ripon WYL230/3608/6 8 Dec 1865
Administrative history: [George Frederick Stanley Robinson, later 1st Marquess of Ripon (see WYL230/3608/29 below) Secretary of State for War 1863-1866]
Sir Charles Wood WYL230/3608/7 nd
Administrative history: [Chancellor of the Exchequer 1846-1852, First Lord of the Admiralty 1855-1858, Secretary of State for India 1859-1866]
Henry Dundas WYL230/3608/8 nd
Administrative history: [Viscount Melville) [1742-1811 1st Viscount, Home Secretary, 1791-94, Secretary of State for War, 1794-1801]
Administrative history: [4th Earl, Secretary of State for the Colonies 1866-1867 & 1874-1878]
Hon. Edward Stanhope M.P. WYL230/3608/11 8 Nov 1882
Administrative history: [1840-1893, Secretary of State for the Colonies 1886-1887]
Sir George Cornewall Lewis WYL230/3608/12 22 Jul 1859
Administrative history: [Chancellor of the Exchequer 1855-1858, Home Secretary 1859-1861]
Sir Stafford H Northcote WYL230/3608/13 11 Nov 1879
Administrative history: [Chancellor of the Exchequer 1874-1880]
Lord Stanley WYL230/3608/14 nd 16 Nov (before 1869)
Administrative history: [15th Earl of Derby after 1869, Secretary of State for the Colonies, 1858 & 1882-1885, President of the Board of Control 1858, Secretary of State for India 1858-1859, Foreign Secretary 1866-1868 & 1874-1878]
W E Forster WYL230/3608/15 26 Nov 1879
Administrative history: [Vice President of the Council, responsible for the introduction of the 1870 Elementary Education Act, Chief Secretary in Ireland 1880-1882]
Robert Lowe WYL230/3608/16 6 Dec 1872
Administrative history: [Chancellor of the Exchequer 1868-1873]
George J Goschen WYL230/3608/17 10 May 1872
Administrative history: [1st Viscount Goschen 1900, First Lord of the Admiralty 1871-1874, Chancellor of the Exchequer 1887-1892]
Remarkable Women WYL230/3608/18-21 [n.d.]
Lady Elizabeth Eastlake WYL230/3608/18 28 Oct 1858
Administrative history: (Nee Miss Rigby) [1809-1893, author]
Lady Jane Franklin WYL230/3608/19 nd
Administrative history: [1792-1875, traveller & wife of Sir John Franklin, arctic explorer, see 258 below]
Lady Hester Stanhope [1776-1839 WYL230/3608/20 nd
Administrative history: Eccentric, niece & housekeeper to William Pitt, retired to Middle East 1810]
Caroline Norton WYL230/3608/21 nd
Administrative history: [1808-1877, poet, grand-daughter of R B Sheridan]
Lord Chancellors WYL230/3608/22-28 [n.d.]
Lord Erskine (also obituary & engraving) WYL230/3608/22 23 Sep 1811
Administrative history: [Governor General of India, see Earl de Grey above]
Lord Dufferin WYL230/3608/30 13 Jul 1875
Administrative history: [Marquess of Dufferin & Ava (Irl) Governor General of Canada 1872-1878]
Lord Elgin WYL230/3608/31 1859 & nd
Administrative history: [Earl of Elgin & Kincardine (Scot), Baron Elgin (UK), Governor General of Jamaica, India & Canada]
Odo Russell WYL230/3608/32 ?1861
Administrative history: [later Lord Ampthill, Ambassador in Rome 1858-1870]
Lord Lyons WYL230/3608/33 11 May 1880
Administrative history:
[British Minister in Washington during US Civil War, Ambassador to France 1867-1887, Viscount Lyons from 1881, Earl Lyons from 1887]
Sir Bartle Frere WYL230/3608/34 18 Jul 1871
Administrative history: [Sir Henry Bartle Edward Frere, 1815-1884, Diplomat & Statesman. A member of the Governor General's Council in India from 1859, Governor of Bombay 1862-1867, Governor of the Cape & High Commissioner for the settlement of native affairs in South Africa 1877-1880]
Sir Edmund Head WYL230/3608/35 8 Aug 1864
Administrative history: [1805-1868, Governor General of Canada 1854-1861]
Sir Francis Baring WYL230/3608/36 nd
Administrative history: (Earl of Northbrook) [Sir Francis Thornhill Baring, 1796-1866, Chancellor of the Exchequer & First Lord of the Admiralty, first Baron Northbrook. His son Thomas George Baring, 1826-1904, was Governor General of India and first Earl Northbrook]
Administrative history: (Dicky Bird of Punch) [1824-1883, artist & caricaturist]
Sir Frederick Leighton WYL230/3608/41 nd (1878-1896)
Administrative history: [1830-1896, Artist, President of Royal Academy, Elevated to Peerage as Baron Leighton of Stretton on 24 Jan 1896, died the following day]
Administrative history: [Earl of Carlisle, probably 7th Earl, 1802-1864, Chief Secretary & later Lord Lieutenant of Ireland]
Doctors & Surgeons WYL230/3608/72-76 [n.d.]
James Paget WYL230/3608/72 3 Jun 1884
Administrative history: [1814-1899, Sir James Paget FRCS, serjeant surgeon to Queen Victoria]
Sir Benjamin Brodie WYL230/3608/73 27 Apr 1856
Administrative history: [1783-1862, Sir Benjamin Collins Brodie, Bart., serjeant surgeon to William IV]
Sir Henry Thompson WYL230/3608/74 nd
Administrative history: [1820-1904, FRCS, pioneer of cremation]
Dr Simpson WYL230/3608/75 nd
Administrative history:
[? 1811-1870 Sir James Young Simpson, physician & pioneer of the use of chloroform in anaesthesia]
Sir James Clarke WYL230/3608/76 nd
Administrative history: [Bart., KCB, FRCS, 1788-1870 physician in ordinary to Queen Victoria. A former naval surgeon, he was discredited in the case of Lady Flora Hastings when he incorrectly diagnosed an abdominal tumour as pregnancy!]
Travellers WYL230/3608/77-85 [n.d.]
Bruce (Abyssinian traveller) letter, signed 'The Author', to 'Prude' (his cousin Jean Graham) WYL230/3608/77 nd
Administrative history: [James Bruce 1730-1794, African traveller]
David Livingstone WYL230/3608/78 26 Oct 1864; 3 Mar 1858
Administrative history: [1813-1873, African explorer & missionary]
Administrative history: [John Hanning Speke, 1827-1864, African explorer & discoverer of the source of the Nile]
Sir James Brooke, Rajah of Sarawak WYL230/3608/83 1 Sep 1850
Administrative history: [1803-1868]
Baron Alexander von Humboldt WYL230/3608/84 1851
Laurence Oliphant WYL230/3608/85 ?1860
Administrative history: [1829-1888, traveller & author of 'Piccadilly')
Prime Ministers WYL230/3608/86-101 [n.d.]
Marquess of Salisbury, letter to the Duke of Wellington WYL230/3608/86 30 May 1880
Administrative history: [PM 1885 Jun 23-1886 Jan 31, 1886 July 26-1892 Aug 14, 1895 Jun 25-1902 July 11]
Earl of Aberdeen, letter to Duke of ? re conferring a CB (civil) on Colonel Phipps WYL230/3608/87 27 Aug 1853
Administrative history: [PM 1852 Dec 19-1855 Feb 5]
William Pitt WYL230/3608/88 6 Sep ?1790; 22 Aug 1790
Administrative history: [PM 1783 Dec 19-1801 Mar 16]
Earl of Liverpool (also engraving) WYL230/3608/89 17 Jan 1820
Administrative history: [PM 1812 June 8-1827 Apr 9]
George Canning (& frank) WYL230/3608/90 4 Jun 1825
Administrative history: [PM 1827 Apr 10-Aug 30]
Viscount Goderich (frank) WYL230/3608/91 3 Oct 1827
Administrative history: [PM 1827 Aug 31-1828 Jan 22]
Earl Grey (& frank) WYL230/3608/92 6 Mar 1842
Administrative history: [PM 1830 Nov 4-1834 July 14]
Viscount Melbourne, letter to Lord Stafford (also 2 franks & engraving) WYL230/3608/93 1840
Administrative history: [PM 1834 July 15-Nov 16, 1835 Apr 15-1841 Aug 29]
Contents: Plus original engraving, obituary and one frank, returned from sale.
Sir Robert Peel, letter to Earl of Lincoln WYL230/3608/94 18 Jul 1840
Administrative history: [PM 1834 Dec 10-1835 Apr 17, 1841 Aug 30-1846 June 29]
Earl Russell WYL230/3608/95 28 Mar 1845
Administrative history: [Lord John Russell, PM 1846 June 30-1852 Feb 22, 1865 Oct 29-1866 June 27]
Contents: Also an envelope (n.d.) addressed to Earl de Grey at the War Office, later used to record game killed at Norton & Studley
Earl of Derby (& frank) WYL230/3608/96 11 Feb 1845
Administrative history: [PM 1852 Feb 23-Dec 18, 1858 Feb 20-1859 June 11, 1866 June 28-1868 Feb 26]
Viscount Palmerston WYL230/3608/97 17 Jun 1852
Administrative history: [PM 1855 Feb 6- 1858 Feb 19, 1859 June 12-1865 Oct 28]
Benjamin Disraeli WYL230/3608/98 31 Aug 1867
Administrative history: [PM 1868 Feb 27-Dec 2, 1874 Feb 20-1880 Apr 22]
W E Gladstone [as Secretary of State for War & the Colonies] letter to Rev E Coleridge, Eton re the appointment of a private secretary. WYL230/3608/99 24 Dec 1845
Administrative history: [PM 1868 Dec 3-1874 Feb 19, 1880 Feb 23-1885 June 22, 1886 Feb 1-Jul 24, 1892 Aug 15-1894, Mar 4]
Lord Grenville WYL230/3608/100 14 Feb 1814
Administrative history: [PM 1806 Feb 11-1807 Mar 30]
Viscount Cranbourne WYL230/3608/101 1866
Administrative history: [3rd Marquess of Salisbury from 1866, see 84 above. Appointed Secretary of State for India, 1866 July 6]
Novelists WYL230/3608/102-139 [n.d.]
Charlotte Bronte WYL230/3608/102 nd
Administrative history: [1816-1855]
Anthony Trollope WYL230/3608/103 nd
Administrative history: [1815-1882]
Sir Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer Lytton WYL230/3608/104 6 Dec 1834; nd
Administrative history: [1803-1873, first Lord Lytton, author also Secretary of State for the Colonies 1858-1859]
Henry Shorthouse WYL230/3608/105 9 Feb 1886
Administrative history: [1834-1903, author of Joseph Inglesant]
W ? Durant WYL230/3608/106 12 July 1880
Bret Harte WYL230/3608/107 20 Apr 1881
Administrative history: [Francis Bret Harte, 1836-1902, writer of short stories, also United States Consul in Glasgow]
Charles Dickens WYL230/3608/108 Apr 1858
Administrative history: [1812-1870]
William Thackeray WYL230/3608/109 1850s
Administrative history: [1811-1863]
Henry James jnr WYL230/3608/110 nd
Administrative history: [?1843-1916, American writer]
Mr & Mrs Beecher-Stowe WYL230/3608/111 nd
Administrative history: [Harriet Elizabeth Beecher-Stowe, 1811-1896, author of Uncle Tom's Cabin]
C L Dodgson WYL230/3608/112 5 Dec 1893; 12 Sep 1883
Administrative history: [1798-1845, Attorney General in Peel's government, 1844-1845]
James Whiteside WYL230/3608/148 nd
Administrative history: [1804-1876, Lord Chief Justice in Ireland]
Contents:
Plus original letter returned from sale.
Lord Cockburn WYL230/3608/149 nd
Administrative history: [1802-1880, Lord Chief Justice]
Contents: No signature: Plus original letter of Caroline Bosanquet accompanying schoolboy Greek exercise by her late brother William subsequently amended by Lord Cockburn, returned from sale.
Sir John Coleridge WYL230/3608/150 16 Aug 1887
Administrative history: [1826-1894, first Baron Coleridge, Lord Chief Justice of England]
Administrative history: (Lord Carlingford) [1823-1898, statesman, Chief Secretary in Ireland under Russell & Gladstone]
Colonel the Hon Frederick Stanley WYL230/3608/185 20 Aug 1870
Administrative history: [Possibly Frederick Arthur Stanley, 2nd son of the 14th Earl of Derby (see WYL230/3608/96 above) Baron Stanley of Preston after 1886. Suceeded his elder brother (see WYL230/3608/14 above) as 16th Earl in 1893. Held various cabinet posts, also Governor General of Canada 1888-1893]
Sidney Herbert WYL230/3608/186 16 Apr 1860
Administrative history: [1810-1861, 1st Baron Herbert of Lea, Secretary of State for War & Secretary of State for the Colonies]
Richard Cobden WYL230/3608/187 3 Jul 1864
Administrative history: [1804-1865, statesman]
Earl of Clarendon (envelope only) WYL230/3608/188 1857
Administrative history: [1802-1848, politician & sportsman, Private Secretary to George Canning]
Geologists WYL230/3608/191-196 [n.d.]
William Buckland WYL230/3608/191 21 Mar 1840
Administrative history: [1784-1856, dean of Westminster]
Signatures of: (i) David Thomas Ansted [1814-1880]; (ii) Gideon Algernon Martell [1790-1852]; (iii) Sir Henry De la Beche [1796-1855]; (iv) William John Hamilton [1805-1867] WYL230/3608/192 nd
Contents: Plus original signatures returned from sale
Hugh Miller [1802-1856] WYL230/3608/193 nd
Sir Roderick Murchison [1792-1871] WYL230/3608/194 13 Jul 1852
Sir Charles Lyell [1797-1875] WYL230/3608/195 7 Apr 1853
Professor John Phillips [1800-1874] WYL230/3608/196 nd
Presbyterian Ministers WYL230/3608/197-200 [n.d.]
Thomas Guthrie WYL230/3608/197 nd
Administrative history:
(Free Church of Scotland) [1803-1873, Scottish preacher and philanthropist]
Sir Walter Scott [1771-1832], letter to Mrs Hamilton re Lay of the Last Minstrel WYL230/3608/217 nd
Henry Taylor WYL230/3608/218 1859
Administrative history: [180-1886, author of Philip Van Artevelde & poet]
William Wordsworth WYL230/3608/219 1801 & 1834
Administrative history: [1770-1850
Bibliography: The 1801 letter is printed in The Letters of William and Dorothy Wordsworth, ed. E de Selincourt and C L Shaver, i (Oxford 1967), p. 683 from an earlier printed source. It was probably drafted by S T Coleridge (ibid p. 312)]
J Keble WYL230/3608/220 1853
Administrative history: [John Keble, 1792-1866 Professor of Poetry at Oxford, initiated Oxford Movement, 1833]
Goethe WYL230/3608/221 1819
Administrative history: [Johan Wolfgang von Goethe, 1749-1832]
Historians WYL230/3608/222-226 [n.d.]
James Anthony Froude [1818-1894] WYL230/3608/222 nd; 24 Feb 1822
Lord Macaulay [1800-1859] WYL230/3608/223 17 Mar 1859
Agnes Strickland [1796-1874] WYL230/3608/224 11 Nov 1853
Henry Hart Milman WYL230/3608/225 nd
Administrative history: [1791-1868, Dean of St Paul's]
William Stubbs WYL230/3608/226 nd
Administrative history: [1825-1901, historian & Bishop of Chester, 1884-1889, & Bishop of Oxford, 1889-1901]
Men of Letters WYL230/3608/227-241 [n.d.]
James Spedding WYL230/3608/227 20 May 1858
Administrative history: [1801-1881, editor of the works of Francis Bacon]
William Hurrell Mallock WYL230/3608/228 15 Dec 1880
Administrative history:
[1849-1923, author of The New Republic]
William Hepworth Dixon WYL230/3608/229 14 Aug 1868
Administrative history: [1821-1879, historian & traveller]
Admiral Sir Charles Napier WYL230/3608/261 15 Feb 1854
Administrative history: [1786-1860]
Vice Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy WYL230/3608/262 7 Jan 1831; 4 Mar 1831
Administrative history: (Nelson's flag captain) [1769-1839]
? Sir John Barrow WYL230/3608/263 16 May ?1851
Administrative history: [1764-1848, Secretary of the Admiralty]
F M'Clintock WYL230/3608/264 nd
Related information: see also WYL260/3608/333
Administrative history: [Sir Francis Leopold McClintock, 1819-1907, Admiral]
Admiral Sir William Parker WYL230/3608/265 1 Sep 1859
Administrative history: [1781-1866]
Admiral Sir George Cockburn WYL230/3608/266 1 Jun 1826
Administrative history: [1772-1853]
Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren WYL230/3608/267 18 Oct 1813
Administrative history: [1753-1822]
Admiral Sir Robert Barrie KCB WYL230/3608/268 11 Aug 1815
Lord Gardner WYL230/3608/269 nd
Administrative history: [1742-1809, Alan Gardner, first Baron Gardner]
Royalty WYL230/3608/270-281 [n.d.]
Queen Victoria - envelope, no signature WYL230/3608/270 nd
Prince of Wales WYL230/3608/271 1862
Administrative history: [Edward VII]
Contents: Envelope with pre-unification German stamp
Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh WYL230/3608/272 20 Sep 1868
Prince Leopold WYL230/3608/273 nd
Princess Alice WYL230/3608/274 nd
Queen Adelaide - fragment of envelope with signature WYL230/3608/275 nd
Duke of Cambridge WYL230/3608/276 27 May 1858
George III, includes King's Warrant granting an annuity of £1200 pa to John Spencer Smith Esq (1807) WYL230/3608/277 5 Mar 1807; 1791; nd
George IV, Warrant granting pension during pleasure of £1200 to John Spencer Smith Esq WYL230/3608/278 1 Jul 1820
Duc de Chartres, Robert D'Orleans WYL230/3608/279 20 Sep 1869
Comte de Paris WYL230/3608/280 3 Oct 1869
Maharajah Duleep Singh WYL230/3608/281 nd
Soldiers WYL230/3608/282-295 [n.d.]
Duke of Wellington WYL230/3608/282 1812; 1826
Administrative history: [Arthur Wellesley, 1769-1852, Field Marshall].
Contents: Plus original facsimile of letter to Brigadier-General Park re intention to retreat [?from Burgos], returned from sale.
Sir Frederick Roberts, fragment of letter with signature WYL230/3608/283 nd
Lord Fitzroy Somerset (Lord Raglan), fragment of letter with signature WYL230/3608/284 1 Jul 1852
Administrative history: [1788-1855, Field Marshall]
General Sir Charles Napier KCB WYL230/3608/285 18 May 1809
Administrative history: [1782-1853, conqueror of the Sind]
Sir Garrick Wolseley, fragment of letter with signature WYL230/3608/286 nd
Sir John Fox Burgoyne WYL230/3608/287 4 Nov 1856
Administrative history: [1782-1871, General, Royal Engineers]
Earl of Cardigan, fragment of letter with signature WYL230/3608/288 nd
Administrative history: [1797-1868, James Thomas Brudenell, 7th Earl, Lieutenant-General, led the charge of the Light Brigade at Balaclava]
General Sir J Colbourne, Lord Seaton WYL230/3608/289 7 Apr 1834
Administrative history: [1778-1863]
Viscount Gough WYL230/3608/290 nd
Administrative history: [1779-1869, Sir Hugh Gough, 1st Viscount, Field Marshal]
Lord Aylmer WYL230/3608/291 1832
Administrative history: [1775-1850, Matthew Whitworth Aylmer, 5th Baron, General and Governor-General of Canada 1831-1835]
Sir George Brown signature only WYL230/3608/292 nd
Administrative history: [1790-1865, General]
Sir William Fenwick Williams of Kars signature only WYL230/3608/292a nd
Administrative history: [1800-1883, General]
General Sir James Kempt WYL230/3608/293 1828
Administrative history: [1764-1854]
General Sir Peregrine Maitland WYL230/3608/294 1825
Administrative history: [1777-1854, General and colonial Governor]
Duke of Richmond (Lord March at Waterloo) WYL230/3608/295 3 Apr 1847
Administrative history: [Charles Gordon Lennox, 1791-1868, Lt Colonel, ADC to Wellington 1810-1814 and to Prince of Orange at Waterloo. Later a cabinet minister c1830. His father the 4th Duke was also at Waterloo]
Photocopies: Autographs and autograph letters, including some franks WYL230/3609 c1748-1884
Contents: There are approx. 100, including those of Klopstock, Charles Kingsley, Thomas Carlyle, Herbert Spencer, Pusey, William Cobbett, Ranke, Ruskin, John Loudon, McAdam and Baden Powell, none of the letters being of particular interest. They are evidently part of the above collection, and are mounted, but not classified.Original items returned unsold:-Letter from Rev John Moore [Archbishop of Canterbury 1783-1805] in Brussels to Lord Bateman, an account of Lord Robert [? Bateman's son]. Also an engraving of Moore, June 1801Signatures of Professor G.B. Airy, Sir D. Brewster, Dionysius Lardner, Sir Hugh Lyon Playfair and Baden-Powell, n.d.Letter in German to ? Gloria, signed by Klopstock, 1750
Photocopies: Autographs and autograph letters found loose in folder WYL230/3610 [c1718-1890]
Contents: They are presumably part of the above collection, and include those of De Quincey, Professor Skeat, Peel, Cadogan and Carlyle.
Autographs of politicians WYL230/3611 17th and 18th cents
Archival history: Returned unsold from sale
Contents: Presumably part of the above collection.
Letters to members of the Ingilby family WYL230/3612 1860-91
Archival history: Returned from sale, unsold
Contents: Some possibly kept for the sake of their signatures, others concerning autographs, pictures, books, subscriptions etc.
Photographs, apparently of people whose autographs are in the collection. WYL230/3613 19th century
Archival history: Returned from sale, unsold
Correspondence and papers, including newspaper obituaries, connected with the autograph collection. WYL230/3614 1880's
Archival history: Returned from sale, unsold
Printed catalogues of autographs and autograph letters WYL230/3615 1883-6
Archival history: Returned from sale, unsold
Autographs in folder marked 'Nine autographs sent by Bill from Johannesburg Jan. 17, 1901.' WYL230/3616 1901
Conditions of access: Not found. Not identified in 1991 sale, nor returned as unsold.
Contents: They include that of Kruger, and were presumably intended to form part of the above collection.
MISCELLANEOUS [no ref. or date]
Passport for Sir John Ingleby to travel abroad for the sake of his health. WYL230/3617 3 Jun 1757
Passport for William Ingilby to travel from Munich to England via Ratisbon. WYL230/3618 24 May 1803
Part of child's handwriting practise. WYL230/3619 Mar 1835
2 sheets.
Notes and exercies on navigation. WYL230/3620 Mid 19th cent
Photographs of Sir Henry D. Ingilby, Alicia his wife, Lady Marjoribanks, and an unidentified man and woman. WYL230/3621 Late 19th cent
5 items
Family photographs. WYL230/3622 Late 19th cent
AMCOTTS FAMILY RECORDS [no ref. or date]
DEEDS AND SETTLEMENTS [no ref. or date]
Feoffment WYL230/3623 10 Feb 1545
Contents: From Alexander Amcotts, esq., to John Richerdson and Robert Atkynson of his part of the manor of Hill Dyke and lands in Toft (Fishtoft) Boston, Freiston, Skirbeck and Butterwick next Boston, Lincs., on condition that they make a good and sufficient estate of this property to him for life and then to Matthew Amcotts, one of his sons, and his heirs male; with another copy.
Quitclaim WYL230/3624 20 Sep 1549
Contents: From Alexander Amcotts of Esthorpe, Lincs., to Matthew Amcotts his son of all his part of the manor of Hill Dyke next Boston, Lincs., and messuages and lands in Boston, Toft, Frieston, Skirbeck, and Butterwick next Boston.
Exemplification of a recovery WYL230/3625 Michaelmas Term 1600
Contents: Brought by Alex.Amcotts and Thomas Newman against Vincent Amcotts concerning 2 messuages, 2 gardens, 2 dovecotes, 40 acres lands, 40 acres meadow, 40 acres pasture, and 3 acres wood in Toft and Boston, Lincs., Matthew Amcotts being vouched to warranty.
Agreement WYL230/3626 21 Apr 1663
Contents: Between Vincent Amcotts of Gray's Inn, esq., and Stephen Mason of Lincoln, esq. that Amcotts will levy a fine to Mason of the manor of Hill Dyke in Toft (Fishtoft) Boston, Lincs., with the capital messuage called Hill Dyke and all his lands in Toft and Boston, the fine to be to the use of Amcotts.
Final concords (a pair) WYL230/3627 Trinity Term 1663
Contents: Between Stephen Mason, esq., querent, and Vincent Amcotts, esq., deforciant, of the manor of Hill Dyke, one messuage, one barn, 2 tofts, 2 gardens, 27 acres land, 8 acres meadow, 60 acres pasture in Toft (Fishtoft) and Boston, Lincs.
Settlement before marriage WYL230/3628 16 & 17 May 1720
Contents: Of Vincent Amcotts of Harrington, esq., and Elizabeth Quincy of Aslackby, singlewoman, 3rd of the 4 daughters and coheirs of John Quincy, gent., deceased, by lease and release from Amcotts to Charles Hall of Kettlethorpe, esq., and Squire Payne of Barnack, Northants., of the manor of Harrington and lands in Harrington, Hagworthingham, Bag Enderby, Immingham, Old Killingholme, Habrough, Roxton and Gotham, in trust to pay Elizabeth an annuity of £400 after Vincent's death; Richard Cumberland archdeacon of Northampton, and Broxholme Jenkinson of Lincoln, gent., Charles Gore of Northampton, esq., and John Toller the elder of Billingborough, Lincs., esq., and John Medley of Lincoln, gent., and John Toller the younger of Lincoln's Inn, esq., being further trustees.
Lease and release WYL230/3629 25 & 26 Sep 1752
Contents: From Charles Amcotts of Harrington, Lincs., esq., son and heir of Vincent Amcotts, deceased, who was son and heir of Vincent Amcotts, deceased, to Elizabeth Amcotts of the palace of Lincoln, spinster, his sister, of the manor of Hill Dyke and lands (particularised with some field-names) in Fishtoft, Boston and Freiston, Lincs.
Final concords, (a pair) WYL230/3630 Trinity Term 1777
Contents: Between Theophilus Buckworth, gent., plaintiff, and Everard Buckworth, clerk, LL.D., and Frances his wife, deforciants, of a moiety of the honor of Stow with the wapentake of Well, a moiety of the manors of Amcotts and Belton, Brinkhill, Eagle, Fenton, Harrington, Immingham, Kettlethorpe cum Laughterton, Hexby, Martin, Newton, Stow, Upton, Willingham by Stow, Brampton, Gate Burton, Bransby, Sturton, Normanby by Stow and Washingborough cum Heighington, and a moiety of messuages, lands, etc. in a number of places in Lincs.
Declaration WYL230/3631 15 Nov 1777
Contents: By Theophilus Buckworth of Spalding, Lincs., gent., and Rev. Everard Buckworth of Washingborough, L.L.D. and Frances his wife that a fine of a moiety of the honor of Stow and the wapentake of Well, the manors of Amcotts and Belton, Brinkhill, Eagle, Fenton, Harrington, Immingham, Kettlethorpe cum Laughterton, Kexby, Newton, Stow, Upton, Willingham, Brampton, Bransby, Sturton,
Normanby and Washingborough, and lands in various places in Lincs., shall be to the use of Dr. and Mrs. Buckworth, or such persons as they appoint, for life, then to the use of Theophilus Buckworth in trust to convey as directed.
Copy of declaration WYL230/3632 (Copied 1819)
Contents: By Theophilus Buckworth of Spalding, Lincs., gent., and Rev. Everard Buckworth of Washingborough, Lincs., clerk, LL.D., and Frances his wife, as above.15th Nov., 1777.
Lease and release WYL230/3633 18 & 19 Dec 1778
Contents: From Wharton Amcotts of Kettlethorpe, Lincs., esq., formerly Wharton Emerson and Anna Maria his wife and Rev. Everard Buckworth of Washingborough, clerk, LL.D., and Frances his wife, Anna Maria and Frances being sisters, coheiresses and administratrices of Charles Amcotts, to John Brown of Lincoln, esq., and Samuel Lyon of Lincoln, gent., of estates in Lincs, in trust, to partition them between Charles Amcott's heirs.
Copy of lease WYL230/3634 Copied 1819
Contents: From Wharton Amcotts of Kettlethorpe, esq., and Anna Maria his wife, and Rev. Everard Buckworth of Washingborough, clerk, LL.D. and Frances his wife, to John Brown of Lincoln, esq., and Samuel Lyon of the same place, gent., of the honor of Stow and wapentake of Well, the manors of Amcotts, Kettlethorpe, Laughterton, Fenton, Newton, Marton, Stow, Upton, Kexby, Willingham, Brampton, Gate
Burton, Bransby, Sturton and Normanby and lands in various places in Lincs., for a year at a peppercorn rent.18th Dec., 1778.
Bargain and sale WYL230/3635 19 Dec 1778
Contents: From Wharton Amcotts of Kettlethorpe, esq., formerly Wharton Emerson, and Anna Maria his wife, and Rev. Everard Buckworth of Washingborough, clerk and Frances his wife, Anna Maria and Frances being sisters and coheirs of Charles Amcotts of Kettlethorpe, deceased, and daughters of Vincent Amcotts, to John Brown of Lincoln, esq., and Samuel Lyon of the same, gent., of estates in Fishtoft, Boston, Freiston, Immingham, Killingholme, Habrough, Roxton, Gotham, Reepham, Thorpe-on-the-Hill, South Hikeham, Theddlethorpe, Millthorpe, Aslackby, Tealby, Folkingham, Walcot, Wrangle and Skirbeck, in trust to sell or mortgage.Also a declaration of trusts, with a schedule of Charles Amcott's upaid debts.The bargain and sale is endorsed with a bargain and sale to William Hutton of the close of Lincoln and of Gate Burton, Lincs., esq., and Benjamin Handley of New Sleaford, gent., to the same trusts.24th April, 1782.
Attested copy, from 'King's Silver Book' in the Public Record Office, of a fine WYL230/3636 Copied Oct 1860
Contents: Between John Brown esq., and Samuel Lyon, gent., plaintiffs and Wharton Amcotts esq., and Anna Maria, and Everard Buckworth, clerk, LLD. and Frances.Michaelmas Term 1779
Surrender WYL230/3637 30 Mar 1781
Contents: By Wharton Amcotts of Kettlethorpe and Anna Maria his wife and Everard Buckworth of Washingborough and Frances his wife, to Everard and Frances Buckworth, of a messuage and lands at Addlethorpe within the manor of Orby, to hold to the uses of the surrender.
Surrender WYL230/3638 13 Jun 1782
Contents: By Wharton Amcotts of Kettlethorpe and Anna Maria his wife, and Everard Buckworth of Washingborough and Frances his wife, to Everard Buckworth, of premises in Addlethorpe, Ingoldmells and Winthorpe, within the manor of Ingoldmells with Addlethorpe, to hold to the uses of the surrender.
Draft agreement WYL230/3639 3 Apr 1783
Contents: Between Wharton Amcotts of Kettlethorpe esq., and Anna Maria his wife and Rev. Everard Buckworth of Washingborough, clerk, LL.D. and Frances his wife, for the partition of unsold estates in Lincs.
Agreement WYL230/3640 3 Apr 1783
Contents: Between Wharton Amcotts of Kettlethorpe, esq., and Anna Maria his wife, and Rev. Everard Buckworth of Washingborough, clerk, LL.D. and Frances his wife, for the partition of estates in Thorpe-on-the-Hill, Boston, Fishtoft, Freiston, Immingham, Wrangle, Leeke and Winthorpe, Lincs. remaining unsold, to be made by Thomas Turnell
of Kettlethorpe, gent., and Edward Hare of Caistor, Northants, gent. Attached are schedules of the 2 moieties. Also counterpart.
Lease and release WYL230/3641 7 & 8 Jul 1813
Contents: From Ann and Jane Buckworth of Stamford Barn, Northants., spinsters, sisters and coheirs of Theophilus Buckworth late of Spalding, Lincs., to Sir William Ingilby of Ripley Hall, Bart., of a moiety, formerly belonging to Everard and Frances Buckworth, of the manor of Eagle, Lincs., with the advowson of the church and of the manor of Washingborough with Heighington, Lincs., and release to George William Hutton of Carlton, Notts., Esq., of a moiety, formerly belonging to Everard and Frances Buckworth, of lands mentioned in an indenture of 27 May 1812.
Settlement after marriage WYL230/3642 25 Aug 1826
Contents: Of Matthew Wilson the younger of Eshton Hall in the parish of Gargrave and Sophia Louisa Emerson his wife, only daughter of Sir Wharton Amcotts late of Kettlethorpe Park, Lincs., the other parties being Henry Currer Wilson of Eshton Hall, Esq., and the Hon. James Talmash of Hyde Park Place, Middlesex, Sir William Amcotts Ingilby of Ripley Castle, Bart., and Matthew Wilson the elder of Eshton Hall, esq., and Thomas Wathen Waller of Popes Villa, Twickenham and Rev. Charles Whitworth Pitt of Springfield, Essex, clerk, concerning property in East and West Retford, Little Gringley, Clareborough, Welham, Spittle Hill, Misterton, Sutton and Lound, Notts., and Thorpe on the Hill, South Hikeham and Thornton in le Moor, Lincs.Also a lease and release from Matthew Wilson the younger to Sir William Amcotts Ingilby and Matthew Wilson the elder of property in
Threshfield in the parish of Linton and Gargrave to secure a jointure.24th & 25th Aug., 1826.
WILLS [no ref. or date]
Copy of the will of Frances Quincey of Lincoln, made 11 Dec. 1768 WYL230/3643 Proved 3 Aug 1771
Contents: Leaving lands in Fiskerton, Aslackby, Folkingham and Walcott, Lincs., to her sister Mary Quincey and on her death to her nephew Charles Amcotts.In the margin are pencilled notes concerning Lady Ingilby.
Copy of will and codicils of Rev. Everard Buckworth of Washingborough, LL.D WYL230/3644 1792
Contents: Bequeathing the manors of Hagworthingham and Dembleby and lands in Hagworthingham, Dembleby, Pinchbeck and Washingborough, Lincs.Made 30 Aug. 1777 & 11 Aug. 1792.
CORRESPONDENCE [no ref. or date]
Letter from Charles Hall, Kettlethorpe WYL230/3645 18 Feb 1665
Damaged
Contents: To his 'good cosen' Vincent Amcotts at his chamber at a spurrier's shop near Gray's Inn Gate concerning George Nevell's purchase of an oxgang and certain people in danger of imprisonment who owe him money.
Letter from Charles Hall, Nottingham WYL230/3646 27 Feb 1665
Contents: To Vincent Amcotts esq., at his chamber at a spurriers shop near Gray's Inn Gate, asking for help over Holiwell Dixson who are bound over to the Assises, and Cole and Osborne, who may be in danger of outlawry, as he stands to lose rent and can do nothing more himself.
Letter from Charles Hall WYL230/3647 11 Mar 1665
Part missing.
Contents: To Vincent Amcotts at his chamber at a spurrier's shop near Gray's Inn Gate concerning intervention on behalf of Cole and Osborne who are being prosecuted.
Letters from Charles Hall, Nottingham. WYL230/3648 12 & 21 Jan 1667
2 items
Contents: To his cousin, Vincent Amcotts, at his chamber at a spurrier's shop near Gray's Inn Gate, Holborn, concerning a dispute over the opening of inclosures in the manor of Laughterton, Lincs.
Letter from Charles Hall WYL230/3649 19 Jan 1667
Contents: To Vincent Amcotts at his chamber at a spurrier's shop near Gray's inn Gate concerning an enclosure, an injunction for a general
enclosure, a possible exchange with 'Hall' and dispute between Mr. Nevel and the lord.
Letter from Charles Hall WYL230/3650 17th cent
Contents: To Vincent Amcotts at a spurrier's house near Gray's Inn Gate, saying that he hopes they will not need to proceed against Mr. Nevill who resurrendered an oxgang to Fox in open court, and discussing exchanges with John Hall by which he (Charles) will have Kettlethorpe 'as much as Laughterton' and a writ of partition which he wants. Dated 8th June.
WARDSHIP IN LUNACY [no ref. or date]
Copy of royal grant WYL230/3651 [1625-1648]
In bad condition
Contents: To Adrian Maye of the Moat Park, Berkshire, esq., of the wardship in lunacy of Anne Amcotts, widow, and custody of her lands.Charles I.
LITERARY AND ARTISTIC [no ref. or date]
Fragment of MS concerning the murder of Thomas Becket WYL230/3652 [Late 12th cent]
Contents: Apparently from John of Salisbury's 'Vita Sancti Thomae', consisting of the top part cut from a page. It contains the comparison with the death of Christ and part of Becket's words to the murderers on one side, and the description of events immediately after the murder
and the account of his miracles which ends the work on the other. The ending seems to differ from the version in the Rolls Series 'Materials for the History of Thomas Becket' but the page has been cut at that point and only a few words are legible.
Ms. paper book WYL230/3653 Mid 16th century
Bound in 2 folios of rubricated religious ms. 14th-15th century.
Contents: Containing Latin poetry, pieces on the calendar, letter-writing, and translation, and copies of letters from Erasmus to the Earl of Wiltshire, George Bramley to Doctor Atkinson, provost of King's College, Cambridge, and Hugh Turnbull to Cardinal Pole.
Precedent book WYL230/3654 Late 16th century
Paper book, bound in a folio of a rubricated ms, containing mostly music (4-line staff.). Plain song antiphonal with lessons. 14th or 15th century.
Contents: Containing forms of letters, legal documents and addresses, and marked 'by me William Forster, Scholer at Oddle', [Addle or Oundle?]
'A short consolatory epistle to the afflicted Catholics' WYL230/3655 28 Feb 1583
Slightly damaged
Related information: Another version in National Archives: SP15s 28d ff.169-170 (no58iv)
Contents: Exhorting the writer's countrymen to be steadfast in their faith, and giving 2 reasons why they cannot conform to Protestant doctrine. [A copy of letter written in prison by Fr. William Hart, executed at York, 15 Mar 1583
Small fragments of theological MS. WYL230/3656 Late 16th cent
Contents: Marked 'A godly tretice called the Treasure of devotion devided into thre partes.'
Fragment of theological MS concerning sacerdotal celibacy. WYL230/3657 Late 16th cent
Volume WYL230/3658 Late 16th cent
Paper book, rubricated, of 19 folios.
Contents: Including almanac, table of distances between towns, Latin grammar and Latin proverbs.Dated 1567 on f22v.
Small ms.book containing religious treatise in English. WYL230/3659 14th or 15th cent
Covered in folio of rubricated parchment ms.
Contents:
Apparently written late 16th or early 17th cent.
MS. book of religious extracts WYL230/3660 Late 16th-early 17th cent
Book foliated 179-292, indexed, without cover.Language: Latin
Contents: From the Fathers and Erasmus concerning celibacy of priests, fasting etc.
'Sermons written at my first coming to London, 12 Feb. 1657' WYL230/3661 1657
Small book with parchment covers.
Various papers WYL230/3662 Later 17th cent
Some damaged by mice
Contents: Including a number of remedies, some recipes, an account of an engagement with the Dutch fleet in 1672, some zodiacal calculations and writings on religion and Roman history.
Paper book marked 'Studley Park' WYL230/3663 18th cent
Contents: At front table of questions on horticulture, 6 pages, and at back poem of 27 pages, on career and character of (Lady Ingilby, formerly Mrs. Mary Pritchard, wife of Sir John Ingilby, 3rd bart.).
'A Treatise of Flowers'. WYL230/3664 22 Mar 1723
Related information: See Leeds Phil & Lit (Lit & Hist section) xx, 1-95, '1985'
Contents: Paper book containing methods of growing various varieties, by (Peter) Aram.Enclosed is letter from Eugene Aram in London to Peter Aram, his father, including short botanical study.
'A Funeral Poem to the Memory of Sir John Ingleby, Bart., who Departed this Life January 174½' WYL230/3665 1742
Small paper book.
Letters concerning a copy of the Legenda Aurea of Jacobus de Voragine at Ripley WYL230/3666 19th century
Contents: From H.R. Bramley, Horspath, Wheatley, Oxfordshire, to Miss Ingilby.9th Oct., 1867.And from Miss Ingilby at Ripley to Sir H.D. Ingilby, 9, Hereford Gardens, London.21st May, 1886.Also a note on another MS seen by an expert from Sotheby's.n.d.
Rhyming dialogue in dialect between 'Mike' and 'Bob' WYL230/3667 Later 19th cent
Contents: Headed 'York Minster Screen. Scene - Goodramgate, York.'
Letter from R.H. Soden Smith, Science and Art Dept., South Kensington WYL230/3668 7 Jul 1886
Contents: To Sir Henry Ingilby, 9 Hereford Gardens, Park Lane, concerning a manuscript of Sir Henry's with 2 short enclosed notes.
'The Triumph of the Innocents' WYL230/3669 1885-1887
Contents: A description of Holman Hunt's picture, printed, marked 'W. Ingilby'.1885.Copy of letter from Holman Hunt to the Fine Art Society about the reproduction of this picture.2 letters to Miss Ingilby one from the Fine Art Society about a copy of this picture and one from ?Bosanquet about a frame.Dec. 1886 & Jan. 1887.
Printed booklets WYL230/3670 1890
2 items
Contents: Entitled 'The Legend of 'The Briar Rose', one describing the pictures by Burne Jones, the other narrating the legend. Both marked 'W. Ingilby, June 17, 1890'.
Table of masters of Italian schools of painting, 13th - 18th cent. WYL230/3671 19th cent
In pen and ink on cardboard
Letter from F. Amours, 2 Clifton Place, Glasgow WYL230/3672 3 Dec 1891
Contents: To (Sir H.D. Ingilby) concerning a ms. of 'Swete Susan' in Sir Henry's possession.
List of books (in the library at Ripley Castle?). WYL230/3673 Late 19th cent
Description of a book WYL230/3674 Late 19th cent
Contents: Containing a commentary on the epistle of St. Paul by the Venerable Bede from St. Augustine's writings and homilies by St. Chrysostom, published in 1499.
Printed collation of the First Folio WYL230/3675 Late 19th cent
Contents: With marginal notes, by someone who apparently owns a Second Edition.
Letters from Sidney Lee, 108 Lexham Gardens, Kensington WYL230/3676 8 & 10 May 1901
2 items
Contents:
To Sir Henry D. Ingilby, Ripley Castle, concerning Sir Henry's Shakespeare Folio.
Letter from Sidney Lee, 108 Lexham Gardens, Kensington WYL230/3677 14 May 1901
Contents: To Sir Henry D. Ingilby, 9 Hereford Gardens, London, W., concerning his Shakespeare folio, now said to be a third folio.
Letters WYL230/3678 1902-4
4 items
Contents: From L.F. Powell, Brasenose College and 88 St. Mary's Road, Oxford, to Sir Henry Ingilby, Ripley Castle, concerning a Ms. of a translation of Bonaventura's Life of Christ, lent by Sir Henry to Powell.
Miscellaneous papers WYL230/3679 Early 20th century
Contents: (1) Letter from E. Maunde Thompson of British Museum to Sir Henry Ingilby about MS.30th July, 1904.(2) Description of MS referred to as 'Horse of Lady A. Ingilby.'(3) Letter from William Ingilby to his brother, dated 2 May, about MS.(4) List of several old books.Early 20th cent.
'An Essay toward the Critical Text of the A-Version of 'Piers the Plowman' by Thomas A. Knott, published in Chicago. WYL230/3680 1915
Contents: (Acknowledgements to Sir Henry Ingilby and Sir William Ingilby).
ANTIQUARIAN AND GENEALOGICAL [no ref. or date]
Notes on pedigree of Roos, Roucliff, Stapulton, etc. WYL230/3681 16th cent
Pedigree of Ingilby, 14th century to 1776, showing Mowbray, Chaumont, and Roecliffe lines, with coats of arms in colour. WYL230/3682 1585 and c 1776
Contents: The first part is marked 'R. Glover Somersett, Marschall to Norroy Kinge of Armes, 1585', and the part after 1585 has been added later.
Heraldic Pedigree of Ingilby family, fourteenth century to 1598. WYL230/3683 1598
Copy deeds WYL230/3684 late 16th cent with 17th cent additions
Tattered paper book
Contents: Copy inspeximus of Henry VIII of liberties of Church of St. Peter, York, 12 March 16 Henry VIII.Copy confirmation of grant of land from Richard I to Fountains Abbey. 9 Nov. 10 Ric I.
Copy grant of land from John de Mowbray to Fountains Abbey, 1356.Description of boundaries of liberties of Ripon as perambulated 1481.
List of lands in Lincolnshire, Yorkshire, Cambridgeshire, Surrey, Durham and Northumberland WYL230/3685 Late 16th-early 17th cent
Contents: Granted by Sir George Talboys to Cardinal Wolsey.
Extracts from the accounts of the deputy collector of the castle and manor of Knaresborough 18 Henry VI WYL230/3686 1635
Contents: Concerning rents due from 2 messuages and land in Scotton, and a free tenement and land in Ripley with licence for beasts in Holhawe.
Note on marriage WYL230/3687 1652
Contents: Of W. Pedwardin and Katherine daughter of John Inglebye, son and heir of Thomas Inglebye Chief Justice, headed 'This I transcribed out of an old Coacher (sic) booke which Mr.Towneley of Carr lent me 1652'. Endorsed: 'This was givne me by Sr. Ralph Asshton of Whaley when I went to se him 3 Septemb. 1658'.
Pedigree roll of Ingilby family from Robert Rollo, Duke of Normandy. WYL230/3688 1658
Pedigrees of Talbois family, one tracing descent from Rollo Duke of Normandy. WYL230/3689 17th cent
2 items
Letter from Fairfax, Menston WYL230/3690 24 May 1665
Contents: To his honourable cousin Sir William Ingelby, Bart., concerning whereabouts of Fountains Abbey cartularies.
Pedigree of Clifford, with notes. WYL230/3691 1669
Rough note of lands in the Forest of Knaresborough WYL230/3692 17th cent
Contents: Belonging to Piers Gaveston 4 Edw.II and religious houses 27 Edw. III and 13 Edw. II.
Copy of grant of pension to Thomas de Ingelby, the judge, dated 30 Sept. 35 Ed. III. WYL230/3693 Late 17th - early 18th cent
Extract from Domesday Book concerning Ripley WYL230/3694 17th or early 18th cent
Contents: Written on parchment with red and brown ink in imitation of the handwriting of Domesday Book.
Extract from Domesday Book WYL230/3695 17th or early 18th cent
Contents:
Concerning lands in 'Ristone and Ermelai' (? and Armley) written on parchment in red and brown ink, in imitation of the handwriting of Domesday Book.
Notes on Ingilby pedigree, Edward III - 1718/9. WYL230/3696 Mar 1719
Pedigree of Ingilby 14th century - 18th century. WYL230/3697 Early 18th cent
Pedigree of Ingilby, 16 and 17 centuries. WYL230/3698 Early 18th cent
List of abbots of Fountains, 1132 to dissolution WYL230/3699 Earlier 18th cent
Contents: With length of terms of most.Note at back 'in old Mr. Messenger's handwriting'.
Copy in English of inscription on coffin of Prince George of Denmark. WYL230/3700 Earlier 18th cent
Letter from C. Johnson, York WYL230/3701 15 Dec 1741
Contents: To Sir John Ingilby, Bart., Gloucester Street, London, mainly about deed of Wm. Ingilby the treasurer of Berwick.
Copy inscription for tomb of Sir John Ingilby, (d. 1742) WYL230/3702 18th cent
Contents:
With observations and instructions.
Certificates WYL230/3703 18th cent
Contents: Of the marriage of Sir John Ingilby and Mrs. Mary Pritchard, 1704, and the baptisms of their sons John, William and Christopher.
Copy of certificate WYL230/3704 18th cent
Contents: Relating to the marriage of Sir John Ingilby, 28 Apr. 1704, and to the births and baptisms of his children.
Page from almanac, showing Kings of England. WYL230/3705 1755
List of Cotton MSS. WYL230/3706 18th cent
Notebook belonging to Sir John Ingilby WYL230/3707 18th cent
Contents: Containing copies of John's Charter of the Forests, and Cotton Ms Vesparian B.7. on forest customs.
Manuscript notes of weregilds, wages, prices of grain and wine, value of stock and beasts from 697 to 1598. WYL230/3708 Mid 18th cent
Repaired and bound in 1964.
Contents:
Enclosed is a list of food provided, and a note of the number of cooks and of guests, at Sir WatkinWilliam Wynn's coming of age on 19 April 1770.c.1770.
'Table showing the state of English silver coinage from Wm. the Conqueror to Queen Elizabeth'. WYL230/3709 Mid 18th cent
Pedigree of Talbois family in sixteenth century, with draft, and notes. WYL230/3710 18th cent
Notes on early history of Ingilby family WYL230/3711 Mid 18th cent
Contents: Including account of Ripley Church, description of tombs and coats of arms.
Copy of grant by Edward III WYL230/3712 18th cent
Contents: To Thomas Ingelby of free warren in his lands in Ripley, Flask, Amotherby and Hutton Wandesley.
Pen-and-ink drawing of Kneeling Cross in Ripley Churchyard WYL230/3713 Mid 18th cent
Contents: With notes of dimensions, on part of letter cover addressed to Mr. Jn. Turpin, woolstapler in Ripley.
Extracts from Ripley Parish Register WYL230/3714 18th cent
Contents: Concerning baptisms, marriages and funerals of members of Ingilby family 1570-1743.
Short notes on members of Ingilby family, 16th and 17th centuries. WYL230/3715 18th cent
Notes on events in history of Ingilby family and of Ripley and district, 1528-1579. WYL230/3716 Mid 18th cent
Notes of baptism and burials WYL230/3717 18th cent
Contents: Of members of the Ingilby family 1500-1689, with mention of Dame Joanna Ingilby (d.1478).
Note that in 1608 Sir William Ingilby was a member of a commission for surveying and valuing wood in royal forests etc. WYL230/3718 Mid 18th cent
Note on origins of Tailbois family WYL230/3719 18th cent
Contents: On back, dimension of 'the new room'.
Very brief note on advowson of church of Sutton upon Dene, and the eldest son of Thomas Ingilby the judge. WYL230/3720 18th cent
List of place names in Ingilby charters WYL230/3721 Mid 18th cent
Contents:
On back, note on Sir George Ripley, and on Ingleby in Lincs. and Nockton Priory, written on letter cover addressed to Edward Clough.
Notes on history of Ripley WYL230/3722 18th cent
Contents: Written on back of letter from Edward Manisty, Durham, to Edward Clough, Ripley.
Summaries of several early charters. WYL230/3723 18th cent
Note of dates of deaths of some members of Ingilby family, 16th - 18th centuries. WYL230/3724 18th cent
Descriptions of coats of arms, historical notes, copies of inscriptions from tombs etc. WYL230/3725 Mid 18th cent
Small paper book
Copies of inscriptions. WYL230/3726 18th cent
Account of discovery of 2 pigs of lead with Roman inscriptions on Heyshaw Moor in 1731 WYL230/3727 Mid 18th cent
Contents: Referring also to Roman Bath at Stainley and discovery of human skeletons; with rough draft and notes.
Pedigree of Willoughby family, 1066-1715. WYL230/3728 18th cent
Copy of licence from Edward III WYL230/3729 18th cent
Contents: To Thomas de Ingilby to hold fairs and markets in Ripley, 31 Ed.III.
Notes on Ingilby pedigree. WYL230/3730 Mid 18th cent
Note on a reference to a William de Engelbi WYL230/3731 Mid 18th cent
Contents: On back of letter from Samuel Gawthorpe, Leeds to E. Clough, Ripley.
Notes short on Ingilby motto and arms. WYL230/3732 Mid 18th cent
Notes on Ripley family. WYL230/3733 Mid 18th cent
Note on Sir William Ingilby (1494-1528) WYL230/3734 18th cent
Contents: On back of letter to E. Clough.
Notes of dates of members of Fitz-Ponz, de Clifford and de Casnet families, 11th - 13th cents. WYL230/3735 Mid 18th cent
Contents: On back of blank certificates that cattle are free from disease.
Notes on Ingilby pedigree, Edward III - mid 18th century WYL230/3736 Mid 18th cent
Contents:
2 versions
Paper concerning pedigree of Graham of Norton Conyers to mid-eighteenth century. WYL230/3737 Mid 18th cent
Notes on Ingilby family history, heraldry etc. WYL230/3738 Mid 18th century
Paper book
Commonplace book WYL230/3739 Mid 18th cent
Contents: Containing extracts from parish registers, drawings and descriptions of coats of arms, definitions, notes on history of Ingilby and other families, possibly belonging to Edward Clough.
Pedigree WYL230/3740 Mid 18th cent
Contents: Tracing descent of Ingilby family through Tailbois family from Rollo Duke of Normandy.
Papers concerned with family history, pedigrees etc. WYL230/3741 Mid 18th cent
Copy bull of Boniface IX WYL230/3742 Mid 18th cent
Contents: Granting Cistercians of England exemption from tithes, given 1 Apr. 11 year of his pontificate.
Brief notes on Fountains Abbey, boundary of (?) and rhyme concerning the Treasurer WYL230/3743 Mid 18th cent
Contents: With, on back, drawings of Kneeling Cross at Ripley.
Notes on boundary of (?), and several verses. WYL230/3744 Mid 18th cent
Copy of papal indulgence, in form of Benedict XIV. WYL230/3745 Mid 18th cent
Copy of record of plea of trespass at the Court of King's Bench 20 and 21 Charles II WYL230/3746 Mid 18th cent
Related information: See WYL230/3162 and 3163.
Contents: Between William Ingilby, Bart., and Ralph Leedom concerning taking rabbits in Knox Warren in Bilton cum Harrogate, which case is to be heard at York Assises.
Note concerning transcripts from Hopkinson and other MSS WYL230/3747 Mid 18th cent
Contents: Made by Thomas Wilson, Leeds antiquary.
Notes on foundation of Fountains Abbey. WYL230/3748 Mid 18th cent
Contents:
Note in Latin of dates of death of some members of the Ingilby family. Drawing of coats of arms.
Parts of pedigrees WYL230/3749 Mid 18th cent
Contents: Showing descendants of Robert Rollo Duke of Normandy, members of Talboys, Kyme and Engelbi families.
Notes on Ingilby pedigree. WYL230/3750 18th cent
Notes on monument etc. WYL230/3751 18th cent
Pen-and-ink drawings of a plant, and the leaves of 3 trees. WYL230/3752 Mid 18th cent
Description of the boundaries of the Forest of Pickering. WYL230/3753 Mid 18th cent
Notebook containing copies of early deeds. WYL230/3754 1763
Notebook containing copies of old deeds, marked J.I. WYL230/3755 18th cent
Copy of Charter of William son of Joslan de Hengelby. WYL230/3756 18th cent
History of the Ingilby family (written by Edward Clough?) from the 12th century. WYL230/3757 1763-64
Contents: Paper book entitled 'Parentalia', with some notes enclosed.
History of Ingilby family to mid-eighteenth century WYL230/3758 c1764
Contents: Including descriptions of tombs and of Ripley Church, with drafts and notes.
Start of a history of the Ingilby family WYL230/3759 c1764
Paper book
Contents: With some loose papers relating to the same.
Draft letter from E.C. (Clough?) WYL230/3760 Jan 1764
Contents: Possibly covering letter for copy of family history.
Letter from Edward Clough, Ripley WYL230/3761 29 May 1764
Contents: To (Sir John Ingilby?) concerning origins of Ingilby family, Mountgrace Priory, and coats of arms.
Ingilby pedigree, 14th century - 1764 WYL230/3762 1764 and later
Contents: With additions to 1776.
Letter from Thomas Beckwith at York WYL230/3763 14 Oct 1765
Contents: To Mr. Clough, Ripley, concerned with marriages of members of Ingilby family, references to Ripley family, especially Sir George Ripley, early pedigree of Vescie family.
Copies of 2 letters from Edward Clough to Thomas Beckwith, York. WYL230/3764 1766
Small paper book
Contents: Concerning names mentioned in Ripley Charters, pedigrees and coats of arms.
List of place-names in charters at Ripley. WYL230/3765 Mid 18th cent
Drawings in pen-and-ink, of gateway at Ripley. WYL230/3766 Mid 18th cent
2 items
Contents: One on back of letter from ?Kirshaw to Mr. Clough, the other on back of part of list of horses bought and sold at Ripley Fair 26 Aug. 1766.
Pen-and-ink drawing of inscription, etc. WYL230/3767 c1767
Contents: Apparently from a chantry in Ripley, rebuilt by Sir John Ingilby.
Antiquarian notes WYL230/3768 c1768
Contents: Mainly on medieval land tenure, written on back of order for the copyhold tenants of Knaresborough Forest to put forward proposals for the means of inclosing the Forest, dated 19th Feb. 1768.
Letter from Dr. John Burton, York WYL230/3769 6 Aug 1768
Contents: To Sir John Ingilby, Bart., at Ripley, containing an extract from the Fountains Abbey Coucher Book concerning the Abbey's tenants in Ripley who pay tax etc. with Clint, go to sheriff's tourn at Knaresborough and have rights in the Forest.
Letter from John Herbert, Kensington WYL230/3770 9 Oct 1770
Contents: Concerning tomb of Christopher Ingilby at Hillingdon Church.
Note of dates of burial of some members of the Ingilby family. WYL230/3771 18th cent
Copy of Rental of Abbey of Fountains for Ripley, 1397 WYL230/3772 18th cent
Contents: Also note of catalogue of books etc. in possession of Sir John Ingilby of Ripley, deceased, and of inventory of household goods.
Note of birth and death of William Ingilby son and heir of Sampson Ingilby. WYL230/3773 18th cent
Drawing of gatehouse at Ripley Castle. Pen and ink. WYL230/3774 18th cent
Pencil drawings of arms. WYL230/3775 nd
Engravings of coat of arms, 5 lozenges, with shells, in fess; crest, a deer. WYL230/3776 nd
2 items
Pen-and-ink drawing of church, and list of place-names in Yorks. and Lincs. WYL230/3777 18th cent
Exercise book WYL230/3778 18th cent
Contents: Containing, at front, 17 pages of notes on trigonometry and, at back, 22 pages of notes on heraldry. Enclosed are several pen-and-ink drawings of coats of arms. Marked 'D.B.'
Pen-and-ink drawing of gateway at Colthorp. WYL230/3779 18th cent
Pen-and-ink drawing of building. WYL230/3780 18th cent
Paper giving dates of Kings, English and Biblical WYL230/3781 18th cent
Contents: And some other historical events, with, on back, sketches of tombs. Other papers with sketches of tombs, rough heraldic notes, and rough plan of church interior.
Pen-and-ink drawing of coat of arms WYL230/3782 18th cent
Contents: Apparently that of Henry VII
Plans of buildings, etc. WYL230/3783 18th cent
Drawings, chiefly pen-and-ink, of coats of arms, etc. WYL230/3784 18th cent
Pen-and-ink drawings of coats of arms. WYL230/3785 18th cent
Pedigree of Emerson (Amcotts) family, 1712-1780. WYL230/3786 Late 18th cent
Description of coat of arms etc. WYL230/3787 Late 18th cent
Copy of letter from Elizabeth Tailboys to Cardinal Wolsey WYL230/3788 Late 18th cent
Contents: Concerning the handing over of lands to her son, and her inability to pay an annuity due to him. Enclosed is scrap of paper with humorous verse about Temple Stanyan's window.
Copies of inquisitions post mortem WYL230/3789 Late 18th cent
Contents: Of William Ingilby (d.1501) John Ingilby (d.1502) William Ingilby (d.1528).
Certificate of baptism of Constance, daughter of Sir John Ingilby, at Berne, 25 Aug., 1795. WYL230/3790 1795-98
Contents: Covering letter from S. Bernard, Pall Mall, to Mr. Hewitt, Ripley Park, 2nd March, 1798
Pedigree papers of Ingilby family, fourteenth century to seventeenth century. WYL230/3791 c1807
Extracts partly from Dugdale's Monasticon Anglicanum and Rymer's Acta WYL230/3792 Early 19th cent
Contents: Relating to Ingilby and Amcotts families, 1255-1491.
Pedigree of the Woolby family WYL230/3793 Early 19th cent
Contents: Whose estate Sir W.A. Ingilby apparently claims by descent through the Emerson and Amcotts families.
Extract from Bishop Challoner's 'Memoirs of Missionary Priests' WYL230/3794 Early 19th cent
Contents: Concerning Francis Ingilby
Notes on Ingilby family history WYL230/3795 Early 19th cent
Volume, leather-bound
Pedigree of the family of Bolle or Bolles, Lincs. WYL230/3796 Early 19th cent
Printed
Contents: Including Emmersons, Henry III - late 18th cent., with some additions.
Part of 'The Courier' WYL230/3797 May 1815
Contents: With notice of death of Sir John Ingilby.
Copy from 'The Mirror' WYL230/3798 1827
Contents: Of account of Oliver Cromwell spending the night at Ripley after Marston Moor.
Note of documents taken from the Record Room. WYL230/3799 31 Aug 1837
Bookplates with arms of Henry John Ingilby. WYL230/3800 Mid 19th cent
2 items
Copies of several Paston Letters 1660-3 WYL230/3801 Mid 19th cent
Archival history: formerly at Ripley
Names of children of Rev. Henry Ingilby. WYL230/3802 19th cent
Letter from Mr. Alderman Walbran, Fall Croft, Ripon WYL230/3803 8 Jun 1858
Contents: To Miss Ingilby, concerning a note of mss in the British Museum made by William Morrison.
List of MSS in British Museum WYL230/3804 Mid 19th cent
Contents: Mostly concerning Ingilby family.
Printed notes by J.R. Walbran on mss. at Ripley Castle. WYL230/3805 Mid 19th cent
4 copies
Letter from W. Harrison, Chronicle Office, Ripon WYL230/3806 6 Jun 1859
Contents: To Miss Ingilby, Ripley Castle, concerning Ingilby genealogy, Ripley Church, and MSS.
Letter from Mr. Walbran, Fall Croft, Ripon, to Miss Ingilby WYL230/3807 15 Jun 1859
Contents: Concerning MSS in the British Museum, and some documents believed to be at Ripley.
Letter from W. Harrison at Ripon to Miss Ingilby WYL230/3808 18 Aug 1859
Contents: Concerning the repair of a folio and a tomb in Ripley Church.
Letter from William Harrison, Chronicle Office, Ripon, to Rev. H.D. Ingilby WYL230/3809 1 Oct 1859
Contents: Concerning Dacre, and the Fairfax Tract on witchcraft.
Letter from T.C. Thompson at the Rectory, Ripley WYL230/3810 Between 1866 & 1885
Contents: To Sir Henry Ingilby dated April 28, about the date of the fair and the New Style calendar.
Part of The Times WYL230/3811 16 Jul 1869
Contents: Containing notice of birth of son to Henry D. Ingilby.
Letter from Historical Mss. Commission to Sir H.D. Ingilby WYL230/3812 15 Aug 1871
Contents: Asking for permission to examine manuscripts and enclosing circulars.
Letter from Alfred J. Horwood, New Court Temple, to Sir Henry Ingilby WYL230/3813 10 Mar 1875
Contents: Concerning the return of books lent to him (for use for H.M.C. Report) and mentioning particularly the Paston Letters.
Printed report on Mss at Ripley Castle WYL230/3814 1877
3 copies
Contents: By Alfred J. Horwood for Historical Manuscripts Commission.
Cutting from the Pateley Bridge and Nidderdale Herald WYL230/3815 1879
Contents: Containing obituary of Sir William Bates Ingilby and letter concerning his grave.
Obituary notice of General Sir William Bates Ingilby, K.C.B. WYL230/3816 (1879)
Copies from Royalist composition papers WYL230/3817 1888
Contents: Concerning the estates of Sir William Ingilby, for which his son William was allowed to compound, including particulars of the estate and a petition ny Nathan Dixon for a lease of Harewell and North Deighton, 1646; with 2 letters from Blacker Morgan to Sir Henry Day Ingilby.
Rough notes about estates formerly in the possession of Gresham. WYL230/3818 19th cent
Rough notes of historical events 1601-65. WYL230/3819 19th cent
Rough notes on altitudes of building from Ordnance Survey WYL230/3820 19th century
Contents: And an extract about killing buck from old diary at Ripley for 1668.
Newspaper cutting from Leeds Mercury WYL230/3821 19th cent
Contents: Concerning Spofforth Castle and mentioning Sir Sampson Ingilby.
Note on John Ingilby (1434-57) WYL230/3822 19th cent
Contents: 'From Foster's pedigrees'.
Drawings of coats of arms WYL230/3823 19th cent
Contents: With notes, and description of choir screen of Ripley Church.
Drawing of boar's head with wreath. WYL230/3824 19th cent
Short note on origin of Ingilby family. WYL230/3825 Later 19th cent
Notes on Ingilby Pedigree WYL230/3826 Late 19th cent
Contents:
On back of letter from John Bryden and Sons, Edinburgh, to Sir Henry Ingilby concerning blind roller mountings, Sept., 1873.
Cutting from the 'Pateley Bridge and Nidderdale Herald' WYL230/3827 18 Apr 1896
Contents: Of an article, 'The Nidderdale Papers, No.2' by J.R. Smith.
Letter WYL230/3828 21 Nov 1898
Contents: From Albert W. Woods of Garter Office, 69 St. George's Road, Warwick Square, S.W.., to Sir Henry D. Ingilby, enclosing note on marriage of Lord Willoughby and Welles with Margaret, widow of John Ingleby, in 1468.
Letters WYL230/3829 Jun 1903
2 items
Contents: From Henry Hawkes Spink, Bland's Court, Coney Street, York, to Sir Henry D. Ingilby, Ripley Castle, concerning the portrait of the martyr Francis Ingilby and documents of that period at Ripley.
Photograph of a portrait of Francis Ingilby, the martyr, 1585 WYL230/3830 nd
Letters from Canon Fowler WYL230/3831 Apr-Oct 1904
5 items
Contents: About a MS volume relating to the Church at Ripon, his receipt for this, a card from him acknowledging receipt of the 'Goldsburgh Ms.' and a covering letter from William Ingilby to his brother, Sir Henry.
Reprint of article in 'Ripon Observer' by Canon J.T. Fowler WYL230/3832 19 May 1904
Contents: On manuscript relating to Ripon belonging to Ingilby family, addressed to Wm. Ingilby, 22 Bolton Street, London
Copy made by Mrs. Blanche Tempest of the Berwick Roll WYL230/3833 16 Jan 1558-30 Nov 1561
Related information: See WYL230/2935
Contents: The account of Sir William Ingilby of Ripley, Treasurer for the army at Berwick on Tweed.Enclosed are Mrs. Tempest's description of the roll, a copy of this and 3 letters from her to Sir Henry Ingilby. 1904-05.
Letters from Dom Bede Camm, O.S.B., Erdington Abbey, Birmingham WYL230/3834 Feb & Nov 1905
Contents: To Sir Henry Ingilby, and account by him of life and death of Francis Ingilby a Roman Catholic priest martyred at York, 1586.
Pencil plan (of interior of family vault?). WYL230/3835 Early 20th cent
Copies of 4 inscriptions from monuments, first two mentioning Sir William Ingleby. WYL230/3836 20th cent
Copy of letter from William Inglyby, Corbreck WYL230/3837 [n.d.]
Contents: To the Earl of Sussex, Lord Lieut. of the Northern Parts, concerning the defection of soldiers, Dec. 1569. Rough pencilled copy.Modern copy
Letter from H.G. Drake Brockman, Mental Hospital, Middlesbrough WYL230/3838 10 Sep 1921
Contents: To Lieut. Col. Sir W.H. Ingilby, Bart., Ripley Castle, thanking him for allowing him to photograph Fountains Abbey books, and enclosing a print of one of them
Photograph of page of book of Fountains Abbey privileges in University College, Oxford WYL230/3839 1920's
2 items
Contents: Showing between lines the words 'this book cost forte shillinges,' and 'per me Thomas Inglebe'.Also covering letter from H.G. Drake Brockman, Deputy Medical Superintendent, Mental Hospital, Middlesbrough.7th Jan., 1923.
Notes made by Mrs. Blanche Tempest on the Ingilby MSS WYL230/3840 1920's
Contents: Chiefly concerned with medieval charters, with several letters from Canon Fowler.
MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTS [no ref. or date]
Release of actions WYL230/3841 22 May 1601
Contents: From Richard Ayer of London, yeo., to Sampson Ingleby of Spofforth, gent.
Recognizance WYL230/3842 3 May 1642
Contents: Of Thomas Culpepper of the Middle Temple, esq., and Anthony St. Leger of Ulcombe, Kent, to John Hormold of Longdon, Worcs., gent., and Richard Wagstaffe of Castle Morton, Worcs., yeoman, in £200 to secure payment of £100.
Quietus WYL230/3843 17 Feb 1657
Contents: To Richard Rhodes for rent and arrears for property in Bilton cum Harrogate sequestrated because of the recusancy of Robert Trappes of Nidd, esq., and leased to Rhodes.
Account of money owed by James Kilvington. WYL230/3844 Oct 1681
Bond WYL230/3845 14 Jan 1683
Contents: Of Thomas Mauleverer of Allerton Mauleverer, Bart., to John Ledgard of Ganton, Bart., and Matthew Robinson of Burneston, clerk, in £9000, to observe the covenants of an indenture tripartite of the same date.
List of 24 gentlemen and esquires, all living in the London area. WYL230/3846 17th cent
Certificate of the marriage of Francis Baines and Mary Kirby at Gretna Green. WYL230/3847 16 Aug 1780
'Cahiers des Etats - Généraux assemblés sous Louis XVI 1789'. WYL230/3848 1789Language: French
Contents: Notes of acts of States General.
Assignat of 15 sous from French Revolutionary Period. WYL230/3849 1792
Insurance policy taken out by Sir William Ingilby WYL230/3850 17 Nov 1819
Contents: On goods being taken from York to London on the ship 'Masham'.
Printed notice advertising shipping between Yorkshire and London WYL230/3851 1843
Contents: Sent to Mr. Blacketh, Ripley.
Note on preparing cloth against wet. WYL230/3852 19th cent
Declaration by William Brogden of Ripon, labourer WYL230/3853 18 Jul 1873
Contents: That he has paid the funeral expenses and debts of his late mother, Margery Brogden.Also letter from Powell, Knaresborough, to Young, Jackson & Co., solicitors, London, about this and an annuity. 23rd July, 1873
Narrative in ms. of 4 pages WYL230/3854 19th century
Contents: Concerning Lord Tyrone's apparition telling Lady Beresford of his death and of her future life.
MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED MATTER [no ref. or date]
Printed almanac by Henry Alleyn. WYL230/3855 1609
Contents: Enclosed is a slip of paper referring to John Ingleby Bishop of Llandaff 1496-1500.Late 18th cent.
'London - Spy....the First Volume of the Writings of Mr. Edward Ward.' WYL230/3856 1718
Contents: Enclosed is cutting from The Times on Macaulay.1889.
Printed account of taking of Pontefract Castle during Civil War WYL230/3857 1719
Contents: Printed in London, stamped 'British Museum Sale Duplicate 1787'.
'The Whitehall Evening Post'. WYL230/3858 3 Nov to 5 Nov 1724
Pay list of army and navy, and table of dimensions etc. of ships WYL230/3859 1740-41
Printed book.
Contents: Enclosing cuttings of correspondence from 'Sunday Times'.
'An account of King's College Chapel in Cambridge.' WYL230/3860 Mid 18th cent
Printed book
Part of 'General Evening Post' WYL230/3861 Thurs Jan 1 to Sat Jan 3rd 1778
Map of 'Africa antiqua et nova'. WYL230/3862 18th or early 19th centLanguage: Latin and Spanish
Contents: Small printed map with place names in Latin and Spanish.
Small edition of the New Testament WYL230/3863 Published 1814
Contents: Marked 'Anne Ingilby from her very sincere fd. M.L.L.'
'Counsellor Phillips's speech in the Court of Common Pleas, Dublin WYL230/3864 9 Jun 1815
Contents: In a Case of Crim. Con. 'Guthrie v. Sterne'. Printed booklet belonged to Anne Ingilby.
'Memoirs of Mrs. H. Newell'. WYL230/3865 Earlier 19th cent
Contents: Small volume, published by Thomas Richardson, Derby, and marked 'R.W. Ingilby from sister Anne Ingilby.'
Map of Russia and Turkey with fortified places marked. WYL230/3866 19th cent
Contents: Lower left-hand corner drawing of Sebastopol from the sea.
Printed 'Description of the Gardens and Buildings at Kew, in Surrey' WYL230/3867 nd
Contents:
(Brentford, printed by P. Norbury).
'The Battle of Marston Moor' by John Ryley Robinson, L.L.D. WYL230/3868 1877
Contents: 8-page pamphlet, printed in Stokesley.
Part of the 'London Gazette'. WYL230/3869 12 Dec 1879
Printed report of the Departmental Committee on the Baronetage WYL230/3870 1907
Engraved copy of warrant for execution of Charles I. WYL230/3871 nd
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL [no ref. or date]
Additional WYL230/Acc2662 [n.d.]
Source of acquisition: Deposited at Leeds Archives Department in July 1983.
Papers re Ripley benefice, presentations to living and tithes WYL230/Acc2662/1 1588 - 1770
Contents: Including glebe terrier 1743.
Agreement for making bricks at Ripley WYL230/Acc2662/2 1733
Contents:
John Davis of Woodhouse Hill (Hunslet), yeoman, and John Ingilby, esq.
Agreement re rights of warren at Scarah. WYL230/Acc2662/3 1763
Abstract of title (1307-1640) of Haverah Park. WYL230/Acc2662/4 nd (18th Cent)
Deputation of Martin Richardson as sealkeeper by Sir John Ingilby, Sheriff of Yorks. WYL230/Acc2662/5 1782
Appointment of Edward Woolley as County Clerk, by Sir John Ingilby WYL230/Acc2662/6 1782
List of Constables in Claro (printed). WYL230/Acc2662/7 1852
Bishop Thornton with Bishopside Enclosure Act. WYL230/Acc2662/8 nd (1757)
Netherdale ditto WYL230/Acc2662/9 1804
Bishop Monkton ditto WYL230/Acc2662/10 1807
Labourers' wages book WYL230/Acc2662/11 1792
Farm books, analysing work done by farm labourers. WYL230/Acc2662/12 1796-1800
4 vols.
Survey of estates of John Ingilby esq. on Knaresborough Forest, together with Haverah Park. WYL230/Acc2662/13 1778
Ripley Vestry minute book WYL230/Acc2662/16 1859 - 1875
Letters from Sir John Ingilby in Switzerland and Germany to John Hewitt his agent at Ripley. WYL230/Acc2662/17 1794-1803
2 bundles
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/1 9 Oct 1794
Contents: J.I. in Berne. Estate business - wants plantation of Oats completed on Scars Moor Bank. Finance - debts e.g. owes York Bank £800. Wants detailed records of accounts, take up bonds. New tenant at Haverah Park.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/2 23 Apr 1796
Contents: Family matters - welfare of children. Instructions to Hewitt not to give any information on debts to Mr Amcott unless J.I. gives his consent. Mr Sampson - his neglect of his living. Trustees told not to charge J.I.'s brother rent. Wants Thornton tythes increased.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/3 29 Sep 1796
Contents: Estate matters - J.I. wants rents increased because of rise in price of corn. Wants Mr Ingle to exchange his shop and land for Hogg's house so J.I. can reduce amount of land let to trade. More on tenants. Wants account sent.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/4 31 Jan 1797
Contents: J.I. involved in seige and bombardment. Family business - board of brother's children payment to Hannan required. J.I - concern about Hannan and his family who live at Deighton, wondering if any payments been made to them. Wants details of payments sent to Trustees. Parish and estate matters - messages to be relayed to tenants.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/5 4 Mar 1797
Contents: J.I. feels soon French will be forced to leave Switzerland - so he will be able to return there. Instructs Hewitt to make payments to his brother if he has received money from the sale of wood. J.I. moving to Augsburg.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/6 10 Jun 1797
Contents: Instructions to Hewitt to tell those demanding money that he is abroad and Hewitt knows nothing of such matters. J.I. mentions differences he has found in the sums of the accounts of Hewitt and
the Trustees. Other financial matters - copies of stock disposal wanted. Comments on desperate state of England's commerce, wants information of wood. Questions about his family.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/7 2 Dec 1797
Contents: J.I. referring to claims of tenants and freeholders which could be put forward in court. Warning about Mr Sampson's curate - to keep an eye on him with regard to Ripley and J.I.'s family. Refers to brother's complaints against Hewitt and Hannan.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/8 16 Mar 1798
Contents: J.I. in Augsburg. Instructs Hewitt to pay debts. Foreign news - Switzerland in bad condition due to French. Wants list of new tenants and rent arrears owing.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/9 31 May 1798
Contents: J.I. refers to his insistence that Hewitt be treated properly by both his brother and tenants. Other comments concerning his tenants. Financial matters. J.I. in Ratisbon.Continental news - J.I. says all Europe filled with Jacobins and even the University tutors teaching their beliefs.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/10 16 Jun 1798
Contents: J.I. in Bayreuth - difficult and dangerous journey to get there dislikes Bayreuth so hopes to go on to Munich. Financial transactions.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/11 4 Jul 1798
Contents: J.I. been ill, but now recovered health - travelled approx. 60 miles for change of climate. Speaks of disgrace of Peter Buck - tenant and effect it will have on his family. Estate affairs - need to find new tenants. Refers to enmity between himself and family of Mr Sampson's new curate. Other estate matters - encroachments at Deighton.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/12 24 Jul 1798
Contents: From Munich. J.I. unable to let mansion house for any agreed length of time - son soon be of age and J.I. might return to England. Hopes Mr Armitage will take it on a yearly basis - Hewitt to make best agreement possible. Estate business - wants more information on death of one of his tenants, problem over Hodgson's land. Personal matters - his health, family concerns.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/13 12 Aug 1798
Contents: J.I. asking for certain articles - clothes, papers, to be sent on to him. Intends moving on to Ratisbon to avoid the war.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/14 6 Sep 1798
Contents: J.I. talking of his ill health - fever.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/15 1 Oct 1798
Contents: J.I. discusses his problems over his house at Ripley - whether to let it or not. Tenants problems - can new one pay the rent?
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/16 22 Oct 1798
Contents: From Ratisbon. News of war - unlikely peace will be made that winter. Instructs Hewitt to shut up the house when Lady Liddell has left, but he may leave open the Lodge. Wants one of his tenants punished for his offences. Expresses hope his financial situation will improve.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/17 3 Nov 1798
Contents: Estate business - tells Hewitt to make a property habitable for a new tenant, comments on other minor estate matters, wants rent arrears collected gradually, reference to Mr Mitton and his behaviour on the estate. J.I. wants Hewitt to keep him informed about the tests being made on his land - belief there is coal there. Comments about the land tax.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/18 10 Nov 1798
Contents: J.I. talks about possible consequences if the land tax takes place. Family gossip. Estate business - plantations.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/19 16 Dec 1798
Contents:
J.I. considering disposing of the Thornton tythes - wants them valued and Hewitt to find a potential purchaser.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/20 4 Apr 1799
Contents: J.I. has written to trustees about money for the land tax - but feels letter might not have reached them - because of the disorder fears he may be forced to move again to keep ahead of the French.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/21 26 Apr 1799
Contents: Mentions his house again and problems over Peter Bucks estate and the Hogg's affair. Problems over estate boundaries. Family matters.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/22 15 May 1799
Contents: Mail been stopped so J.I. not up to date with Hewitt's letters. Again writes about the taxes and effects they might have on the estate. Local justice. Deighton farms - ways of increasing their value.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/23 14 Jun 1799
Contents: J.I. instructing Hewitt to collect rent arrears from tenant John Wood and discharge another - Hodgson. Difficulties in proving ownership of an estate.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/24 25 Aug 1799
Contents:
J.I.'s health, discusses his debts in England. Land tax - J.I. leave terms about land value to Hewitt. Mentions brother's school. J.I. says will leave management to son when comes of age. Family affair.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/25 30 Sep 1799
Contents: Estate difficulties - arrears. Instructs Hewitt to send his clothes and other things. Debating whether to give up claim as Lord of Manor on part of estate. Tenancy problems. News of relatives.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/26 18 Dec 1799
Contents: Family problems - J.I.'s eldest son ill and J.I. gives background to the problems concerning the Wood family and their tenancy.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/27 12 Jan 1800
Contents: Mail - difficulty in getting through. Wants proceedings against Walker and Elsworth - make eg. of them as wants new tenants. Estate matters - Park game, new lease.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/28 27 Jan 1800
Contents: Weather - rivers frozen - reason for slowness of mail. Laments his loss - son's death? Estate - asks Hewitt to value 2 woods and do other valuations.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/29 28 Mar 1800
Contents: Instructs Hewitt to sell High Rails. J.I.'s wife arriving at Bristol. Determined to prevent Walker and Elsworth taking the crop sown. Reviews the estate accounts.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/30 6 Apr 1800
Contents: Wants Mr Tavisbank to proceed against Walker and Elsworth if their discharges are in order. Wants Deighton Hall wood sold - difficulties in finding copies of title grants about conditions of mills in area. Wants Mr Fairbank to proceed against tenants who have notice to quit.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/31 15 May 1800
Contents: Confirms he wants N. Deighton wood, High Rails, Lodge wood and the Millers Rash (field?) disposed of. J.I. wants to make provision for Hannan - been part of family for long time. J.I.'s health still not good. News of war - French easily defeating the Emperor's army - town full of deserters and wounded soldiers. Concern over some of his letters which have gone astray at Knaresborough post office.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/32 6 Jun 1800
Contents: Complaints about brother's behaviour over J.I.'s decisions over lease and woods. Failure to get rid of Elsworth. Having problems with the Trustees unable to obtain any accounts from them. French army only 2-3 days away and Emperor's army does not seem to want to stop the Fr. taking over the country and levying provisions - imperial
army doing this themselves causing prices to rise. J.I. feels this is the reason why there are so many disaffected people in the county - Emperors troops should protect them not plunder.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/33 nd (received 21 Jun 1800)
Contents: Writes about land tax and its vagueness - Parliament itself does not understand its own Act. Reference to different taxes paid by farmers and township. Remarks on unfairness of the new tax assessments. Family matters - discusses wife's family. Corn selling at high price at this time so J.I. wants rents calculated taking note of this fact. J.I.'s health.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/34 27 Jun 1800
Contents: J.I. - reason for not returning to Ripley - wife's mother still alive and because of loss of son. Unable to get daughter out of Switzerland. Son - William - 17 yrs - when he is of age J.I. might return to Ripley. Health - varies. Deals with estate affairs.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/35 3 Sep 1800
Contents: French occupying town where J.I. staying. Difficulties in finding documents so that wood can be cut down - J.I.'s brother interfering in matter. Description of Elsworth's farm. J.I.'s wife arrived in Yorkshire.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/36 5 Oct 1800
Contents:
Lays down conditions for Elsworth staying - must make such alterations as Hewitt thinks necessary. J.I. gives Hewitt permission to defend himself against any charges of corruption. Hewitt will be given power of attorney to deal with estate problem - status of some land experts question.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/37 18 Oct 1800
Contents: Speculation about whether war will break out again. French still in town where J.I. staying so he has difficulty in getting out mail. Feels that the moor land should be assessed as well as his own land and that of the freeholders. Talks about difficulties in making tenants keep to agreements made over their land. Still determined to cut down the woods, but without defacing Ripley too much - discusses possibility of them growing back eventually.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/38 24 Oct 1800
Contents: More about Elsworth and the need for him to keep the agreement as regards his farm. Gives Hewitt a free hand to deal with the situation. Writes about wife and daughter.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/39 6 Nov 1800
Contents: Tries to clear up the matter of deciding the boundary of Haverah Park. Wants details of the accounts.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/40 24 Dec 1800
Contents:
Balance sheet - Garforths accounts - J.I. expresses some dissatisfaction with the accounts. Poor rates. War news - French still moving into the Emperors territories. J.I. thinks that war will not end for some time as it is only the empire that is suffering - Emperor under the influence of the Ecclesiastical Princes.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/41 7 Jan 1801
Contents: J.I. heard news of death of one of acquaintances - Mr Robinson. French got quite close to town where J.I. staying on Christmas Day, but some soldiers in the town able to close the gates of the town. French fired canonball into town - it came very near J.I.'s house. News that troops coming to relieve the town made the French General negotiate - in the end he accepted - new contribution. Again goes into question of cutting down the woods and brother's reactions to it. Wants some alterations carried out at Haverah Park. Poor Law.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/42 25 Jan 1801
Contents: More about wood and brother. Family affairs - wife's mother dead - settlement of her estate.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/43 7 Feb 1801
Contents: J.I. found out that price Hewitt got for the Hallwood at Deighton is better than he thought. More on leases. J.I. informs Hewitt that he would be returning home in near future. News of local affairs from Hewitt discussed in this return letter.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/44 18 Feb 1801
Contents: More on wood, accounts.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/45 3 Mar 1801
Contents: Improvement in communications with England. Again discusses ability to repay debts from money earned from wood - hopes he will soon be free from debt. French left town, but as a result of their demand for money and provisions the inhabitants almost ruined. Peace for the time being. Continental roads bad and many robbers. Bad weather in Germany.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/46 26 Mar 1801
Contents: J.I. wants to return to England via France. Contemplates taking one of farms back into own hands - that of William Sutt or Falkinghams farm.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/47 15 Apr 1801
Contents: J.I. surprised that farmers who have caused price of corn to rise should object to paying more rent. Fears he might not be able to return during the summer because of the state of affairs on the continent. Complaints about wife's father who has been withholding part of her fortune.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/48 7 May 1801
Contents: J.I. refers to events in North and in Egypt and hopes as a result his return will not be delayed. Settlement of debts.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/49 15 May 1801
Contents: J.I. hopes to settle at Deighton Hall when he returns rather than Ripley.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/50 14 Jun 1801
Contents: J.I. has left Ratesbon, but mail having difficulty in catching up with him because of the blockade, has to wait for papers and his daughter to recover from the smallpox to continue with his journey home. Refers to his tenants - Mr Ingle, Mr Mills. Wants a new gamekeeper employed.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/51 2 Sep 1801
Contents: (Berne) J.I.'s ill health and remedies.Waiting for a passport from the French Minister. Financial matters - payment of bills, interest payments.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/52 15 Oct 1801
Contents: Estate affairs - new tenant - Webster's son and how some tenants do not carry out any repairs or improvements. J.I.'s creditors still pressing hard - if returns may be arrested so now not sure of plans.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/53 11 Dec 1801
Contents: J.I. wants to know state of son's health and tells Hewitt to look after him. Son will need to come abroad for health in spring so Hewitt needs to make financial and travel arrangements. J.I.'s own health improved.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/54 20 Jan 1802
Contents: Estate matters - fences- rebuilding. J.I. wants to get clear of debt before he returns. Wants estate boundaries clearly defined especially the Dacre boundaries.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/55 3 Feb 1802
Contents: Arrangements for son's journey to continent. Estate - wants Deighton Hall farm let. Father-in-Law dying - J.I. wants to ensure he will get rest of wife's dowry.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/56 8 Feb 1802
Contents: J.I. wants the last Court Roll of Dacre to be sent to him and also an account of his brother's activities. Wants information on possible new tenants for Hall farm. More on leases.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/57 28 Feb 1802
Contents:
Problem of the Kirby family - their complaints refuted. More on arrangements for son's journey to Calais. Observations about his son.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/58 20 Apr 1802
Contents: (Paris) Hopes he and his son will be able to leave Paris soon. Speaks of dislike of French.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/59 5 May 1802
Contents: (Rolle) Speaks of son William. J.I. suggests improvements to estate - your land to Deanlove and Grimstone's farms. Includes a valuation of Dunsley's farm which will help to decide a new rent. Includes accounts of rents of N. Deighton lands.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/60 7 Jun 1802
Contents: Refers to finances and accounts. Describes effects of weather on farmers crops - especially his vineyards.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/61 21 Jun 1802
Contents: (Rolle) More on finances, weather, causes and losses in vineyards. Use wood money to discharge some of the annuities. Wants statement of years accounts sent to him.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/62 6 Jul 1802
Contents: J.I. writes about Mr Williamson's request for documents from among his records which may be necessary for the Bewerley trial. J.I. mentions difficulties in finding what was wanted and doubt whether it was admissable.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/63 13 Jul 1802
Contents: Mr Fairbank to make all tenants agreements so it is certain they are legal so no more trouble in proving them. Mr Sampson and tithes. Comments on money owing, his debts and accumulated interest.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/64 30 Jul 1802
Contents: (Berne) Son's health - illness not cured so been sent to surgeon in Geneva. Discusses possibility of lead on the estate. Brother's complaints. General estate matters concerning tenants.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/65 4 Sep 1802
Contents: Dacre estate being valued. J.I. assumes this tax assessment for the Poor Rate. J.I. wants care to be taken so that a heavier burden is not imposed for the upkeep of the Bewerley poor. In connection with this wants to know if there are different Overseers of the Poor in the 2 townships and what the rates are. Wants assessors kept strictly to the Poor Law. Profits of lead mines should be assessed according to law. Son's health improves.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/66 5 Nov 1802
Contents: Estate business - hopes Elsworth's farm be taken over by new tenant. J.I.'s daughter arrived from England.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/67 4 Dec 1802
Contents: J.I. now hopes to set aside the deed of trust. Discusses Hewitt's plans for one of his farms - that of John Bolton.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/68 10 Jan 1803
Contents: More on annuities. Reference to game on J.I.'s estates. Assessments of townships and role of Churchwardens. Family's health.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/69 1 Feb 1803
Contents: Trustees opposing J.I.'s plans to set aside the annuities - causing him more delay and expense. Instructions to Hewitt - not to send them any more papers etc. - no further contact except to transmit money payments.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/70 11 Feb 1803
Contents: J.I. hopes of acquiring part of Lord Roslyn's estate which is mortgaged. More on annuities and debts.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/71 21 Feb 1803
Contents: Estate business and rights. Matter of Colonel Thornton - justice and Hannan. Mr Sampson and tithes.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/72 12 Mar 1803
Contents: More on Elsworth and his reluctance to give up his farm. Difficulties with Trustees. J.I.'s plans for returning to England.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/73 1 Apr 1803
Contents: Daughter's illness put back departure date.Deals with matters concerning his homecoming.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/74 13 Apr 1803
Contents: Discusses news of various acquaintances.J.I. now travelling through France.
Letter WYL230/Acc2662/17/75 30 Apr 1803
Contents: J.I. in Dover. Describes journey to England and arrangements for his return to Ripley.
Additional WYL230/Acc2922 [n.d.]
Source of acquisition: Additional records deposited in December 1985 (accession 2922)
MANORIAL [no ref. or date]
Dacre [no ref. or date]
Court roll WYL230/Acc2922/1 1721
Jury presentments WYL230/Acc2922/2 1721
Court rolls. WYL230/Acc2922/3 1734-41
1 vol.
Jury precept, with note of admissions WYL230/Acc2922/4 1783
North Deighton [no ref. or date]
Court rolls. WYL230/Acc2922/5 1734-41
1 vol.
Ripley [no ref. or date]
Court rolls. WYL230/Acc2922/6 1734-50
1 vol.
Draft court rolls and jury verdicts. WYL230/Acc2922/7 1739-50
1 bdle.
Copy of pains laid WYL230/Acc2922/8 3 Oct. 1742
Estreat roll WYL230/Acc2922/9 1 Oct. 1742
Estreat roll WYL230/Acc2922/10 1795-96
RENTALS [no ref. or date]
General [no ref. or date]
Rental WYL230/Acc2922/11 1720-32
Contents: For Ripley, Scarah, Burthwaite, Clint, Haverah Park, Harewell, Harrogate, North Deighton, Newsom, Studley, Thornton, Barton, Middlethorpe, Hannwick, New Chapel, Fountains, Armley
Rental WYL230/Acc2922/12 1732-40
Contents: For Ripley, Scarah, Burthwaite, Clint, Haverah Park, Harewell, Harrogate, North Deighton, Newsom, Studley, Thornton, Barton, Middlethorpe, Hannwick, New Chapel, Fountains, Armley
Rental WYL230/Acc2922/13 1720-40
Damaged
Contents: For Ripley, Scarah, Burthwaite, Clint, Haverah Park, Harewell, Harrogate, North Deighton, Newsom, Studley, Thornton, Barton, Middlethorpe, Hannwick, New Chapel, Fountains, Armley
Rental for Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and London, with Sir John Ingilby's comments WYL230/Acc2922/14 1807-13
Armley [no ref. or date]
Rental for free rents. WYL230/Acc2922/15 1722
2 ff.
Dacre [no ref. or date]
Rental for Dacre, Bewerley and Braisty Woods WYL230/Acc2922/16 1687-1703
Rental for Dacre, Bewerely and Braisty Woods WYL230/Acc2922/17 1705-19
Rental for Dacre, Bewerley, Braisty Woods, Fountains Tenths and Skelton WYL230/Acc2922/18 1720-32
Rental for Dacre, Bewerley, Braisty Woods, Fountains Tenths and Skelton WYL230/Acc2922/19 1732-40
Rentals, Dacre only WYL230/Acc2922/20 1787; 1790-94
Rental for Dacre 'to be filled with the present tenants names' WYL230/Acc2922/21 1808
Rental for Dacre fee farm and long lease rents, including Fountains tenths WYL230/Acc2922/22 1811-14
MISCELLANEA [no ref. or date]
Copies of 6 letters from the Abbot of Fountains (Marmaduke Bradley) to the Lord Privy Seal (Thomas Cromwell) WYL230/Acc2922/23 1537
Contents:
About the revenues of Fountains and Rievaulx and objecting to the proposed preferment of William Dale (Cromwell's servant) to Sutton Grange18th Cent. hand, some items misdated 1437
Copy (18th Cent.) of bounder of the township of Nidd WYL230/Acc2922/24 1562
Notes on the tithes of South Stainley and impropriation of the rectory WYL230/Acc2922/25 nd (18th Cent)
Schedule of records in the Chapel of the Rolls, London, about Cayton 21 Hen. VIII- 16 Car. I WYL230/Acc2922/26 nd (18th Cent)
Contents: Endorsed 'Stainley Deeds & Grants'
Field book for Dacre, Harewell etc. by William Chippendale WYL230/Acc2922/27 1749
Contents: Refers to a map (not found)
Copy memorial of lease & release of premises at Dacre WYL230/Acc2922/28 26 May 1763
List of proprietors and beastgates on Dacre Pasture WYL230/Acc2922/29 1778
List of Sir John Ingilby's farms let, with valuation of Thornton tithes WYL230/Acc2922/30 1791
Letter from Ralph Robinson, Ripley, to Sir John Ingilby, London WYL230/Acc2922/31 9 Apr 1792
Contents: About tithes of Docking Bush and Skinnerflatts
Case with opinion of John Williamson of Ripon concerning the use of guns without certificates WYL230/Acc2922/32 12 Oct 1805
Lists of encroachments at Dacre WYL230/Acc2922/33 1804-06; nd
Acknowledgement of encroachment at Dacre by Matthew Wigglesworth WYL230/Acc2922/34 1814
Letter from Francis Fairbank, Knaresborough, to Sir John Ingilby, Ripley WYL230/Acc2922/35 4 Feb 1814
Contents: About Thomas Richardson's rent at Dacre
Papers re ordination of the Revd Henry John Ingilby WYL230/Acc2922/36 1813-24
Contents: And his institution to the Rectory of West Keal, Lincs.
Register of parliamentary electors, Parts of Lindsey, Lincs. WYL230/Acc2922/37 1834
Contents: Annotated
MS poll book, Lindsey, Candidates 'I', 'P' and 'S' WYL230/Acc2922/38 nd (c1834)
Meteorological observations made at Ripley Castle WYL230/Acc2922/39 1848-1907
3 vols.
Contents: 1848-53, 1890-93, 1906-1907
LITERARY AND SCHOLASTIC [no ref. or date]
Notebook of sermons WYL230/Acc2922/40 1651-54
Notebook of sermons WYL230/Acc2922/41 1673-82
Contents: Flyleaf inscribed 'William Ingilby Booke' and 'Sermons writne at Ripley'. Same hand as WYL230/ACC2922/40
Account of gardens in England WYL230/Acc2922/42 nd (early 18th Cent)
Copies information: Photo of pages 56-57 available
Contents: (Dyrham, Chatsworth, Buxton, Hampton Court, Moor Park, Euston, Badminton, Wollerton, Clifton (Notts), Newby (W.R. Yorks), Beddington), France and Cape of Good Hope (Dr Ovington's Voyage)MS. Lacks 1st folio
A Treatise of Flowers WYL230/Acc2922/43 nd (early 18th Cent)
vol. 1.
Some leaves loose
Related information: Cf. Ingilby 3664
Contents: MS.
A Treatise WYL230/Acc2922/44 nd (c1720-30)
Some leaves loose and loose items inserted
Copies information: Photo of Newby garden design available, plus slides
Related information: (Cf. Ingilby 3664)
Contents: Concerning the Practical making and Management of Gardens in all the Circumstances relating to the Raising & Orderly Keeping Such Things both for Ornament & use as either are or ought to be found growing in themMSMarked: 'Peter Aram' on cover'Eugenius Aram a genius' on leaf tipped inside cover
A treatise on law in 4 books. WYL230/Acc2922/45 1735
2 vols.Language: Latin
Contents: MS.Signed by Robert Kerr (probably 2nd son of the 3rd Marquess of Lothian, d.1746)Bookplate of the Earl of Ancram in 2nd vol.
Mathematical exercise book of J. Ingilby WYL230/Acc2922/46 1774-5
Copies of Ripon Borough charter 2 Jac.II WYL230/Acc2922/47 1794
Contents: And surrender of manor of Ripon to the Crown by Archbishop of York 36 Hen. VIII. Compiled by J.I.
Itinerary through York WYL230/Acc2922/48 nd (18th Cent)
Contents: MS. Unsigned
Commonplace book WYL230/Acc2922/49 c1896-1913
Contents: MS. Unsigned
Additional WYL230/Acc3061 [n.d.]
Source of acquisition: Additional records deposited in February 1987 (accession 3061)
Plan of Ripley Village by Calvert and Bradley of Richmond WYL230/Acc3061/1 1807
Repaired 1987
Related information: See also 2517 colour transparency available
Copy will of the Revd Henry John Ingilby (1862) WYL230/Acc3061/2 1862 - 1870
Contents: With certificate of proclamation of banns of Henry Day Ingilby and Alicia Margaret Robertson (1862), certificate of entry of birth of Henry Haggerston Ingilby (1869) and letter and sketch plan re Ripley Castle Family Vault (1869)
Photograph of head of unidentified young woman WYL230/Acc3061/3 nd (c1900)
Postcard views of Ripley Castle, Village and Church WYL230/Acc3061/4 nd (c1900-10)
