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Witches in Early Modern England

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"Alice Huson of Burton Agnes, Yorkshire is accused of bewitching Faith Corbet, causing her to scream, bite, and scratch.", 'A Collection of Modern Relations of Matter of Fact Concerning Witches & Witchcraft', Matthew Hale, London (1693)

of Burton Agnes, Yorkshire is accused of bewitching Faith Corbet, causing her to scream, bite, and scratch.", 'A Collection of Modern Relations of Matter of Fact Concerning Witches & Witchcraft', Matthew Hale, London (1693) Alice HusonFaith CorbetCatharine WhiteMary DayMary BolsterBridget

"Alice Huson of Burton Agnes, Yorkshire confesses to having the devil appear to her in the form of a black man; He promised her financial security if she would bind herself to him and forsake the Lord. ... ", 'A Collection of Modern Relations of Matter of Fact Concerning Witches & Witchcraft', Matthew Hale, London (1693)

of Burton Agnes, Yorkshire confesses to having the devil appear to her in the form of a black man; He promised her financial security if she would bind herself to him and forsake the Lord. ... ", 'A Collection of

"Alice Huson asks to be paid for the services she provides Mrs. Corbet, with a piece of cloth which Corbet's children had worn next to their skin. Corbet gives her a neck cloth made of an old sheet, Hu ... ", 'A Collection of Modern Relations of Matter of Fact Concerning Witches & Witchcraft', Matthew Hale, London (1693)

she often frequents the Corbet's home and is given 'meat and drink' MRs. Corbet, Wife of Henry Corbet, of Burton Agnes in the County of York, about the Year 1660, employed one Alice Huson Widow, of the same Place, about

"Faith Corbet begins to have fits not long after her gloves went missing. Faith had been scolded by her mother ealier for suggesting Huson was a witch, and does not immediately accuse her of the theft. ... ", 'A Collection of Modern Relations of Matter of Fact Concerning Witches & Witchcraft', Matthew Hale, London (1693)

all of a sudden, she became unusually Merry, and continued so for a considerable time together. the Parish of Burton Agnes in the County of York A Collection of modern relations of matter of fact concerning witches & witchcraft upon

"Faith Corbet's fits are diagnosed by 'numerous people' as natural. They are categorized as hysteria, melancholy, and convulsions.", 'A Collection of Modern Relations of Matter of Fact Concerning Witches & Witchcraft', Matthew Hale, London (1693)

the Spleen; others, that they were Convulsion Fits, &c. And divers Phisicians were Consulted for her. the Parish of Burton Agnes in the County of York A Collection of modern relations of matter of fact concerning witches & witchcraft upon

Cause Papers in the Diocesan Courts of the Archbishopric of York, 1300-1858

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CP.H.4731

(inventory only) Details:1 Pieces; No deposition; No libel; No sentence Outcome: Date: 20/11/1702 - 20/11/1702 People & Places Participant: Timothy Welsitt [Welsitt] Role: testator Details: male; clerk; deceased Location: Burton Agnes (YorkshireEastRiding) Place(s): Burton Agnes(Burton Agnes) : ecclesiastical parish

CP.H.5070

Alternate name: Mary Hoggard [Hoggard] Role: defendant Details: female; wife of Henry Pockley, widow and excecutor of Henry Hoggard, deceased Participant: Henry Hoggard [Hoggard] Role: testator Details: male; deceased Location: Burton Agnes (YorkshireEastRiding) Place(s): Burton Agnes(Burton Agnes) : undefined

CP.H.5089

[Hoggard] Role: defendant Details: female; wife of Henry Pockley; widow and executor of the will of Henry Hoggard, deceased Participant: Henry Hoggard [Hoggard] Role: testator Details: male; deceased Location: Burton Agnes (YorkshireEastRiding) Place(s): Burton Agnes(Burton Agnes) : ecclesiastical parish

CP.G.1398

Burton Agnes Participant: Richard Green [Grene] Role: plaintiff Details: male; clerk Employment: vicar of Burton Agnes Location: Burton Agnes (YorkshireEastRiding) Place(s): Burton Agnes(Burton Agnes) : ecclesiastical parish Participant: Francis Hungate [Hungate] Role: defendant Details: male; gentleman Location: Burton Agnes

CP.H.1434

clerk Employment: curate of Burton Agnes Location: Burton Agnes (YorkshireEastRiding) Place(s): Burton Agnes (Agnes Burton) : undefined Participant: Henry Bushell [Bushell] Role: witness Details: male; 36 Location: Burton Agnes (YorkshireEastRiding) Place(s): Burton Agnes(Burton Agnes) : undefined Participant: Francis Rigrose

Victoria County History

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North division Barmston Barmston 1756

Main drain, were said to be defective. 18 In the west of Barmston the boundary with Gransmoor , in Burton Agnes parish, was described in the later 15th century as comprising ditches belonging to each parish separated by land called

Hospitals Bagby - Brompton Bridge

John Nailston, priest, to the perpetual chantry at the altar of the Blessed Virgin in the parish church of Burton Agnes , and to the hospital of Braceford annexed to the said chantry, vacant by the death of William Foston

Beverley , 1700– 1835 Parliamentary Elections

to stand. 64 Bethell's death in 1772 caused a hasty byelection, in which Sir Griffith Boynton , Bt., of Burton Agnes easily defeated Tufnell, who had declared his candidature only an hour before the poll. 65 Tufnell regained the seat

Parishes Hinderwell Percy. Or a lion azure . Boynton of Barmston , baronet. Or a fesse between three crescents gules . Turton of Upsall . Ermine nine trefoils alternately vert and azure with a crosslet fitchy sable in the foot and a quarter gules .

. 109 Francis made a settlement of the manor in 1649 , 110 succeeded to the Griffith estates at Burton Agnes , and died in 1695 . 111 His grandson and successor, Sir G riffith Boynton , son and heir

Index A-K

s. of Nic. Ward, Rob. (d. 1802), Thos., abbot of Meaux , Wm. (d. 1752), Wm. (d. 1764), fam., Burton Agnes , vicars, see Dade, Thos.; Green . Wm. and see Gransmoor ; Haisthorpe Burton , Bishop, Burton , Cherry,

British History Online

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Volume G 248, November 1649, 01 November 1649-30 November 1649

favour to Bridlington, a port and market town; let me inform you of its said condition. Although you granted Burton Agnes rectory, sequestered from Si r Henry Griffith, to Leeds, fifty miles from it, yet in May or June last,

Yorkshire Fines, 1531-35

Philip Myffyn , gent. William Salvayn, gent. 6 messuages and 6 cottages with lands in Thyrno[.. ] m near Burton Agnes, Swathorp, Lowthorp, Twyng, Cransmor, Pokethorp, and Kyllom. Gilbert Wharton John Ampilforth Messuage with lands in Lytyll Rybston. Robert Hebden,

General Index, B, 01 January 1627-29 February 1628

, North Burstall , co. Leicester Burt , Thomas Burton , Capt. Henry, letter of Michael letter of Mr. Burton Agnes , co. York John Burton Constable , document dated from Bury , George, grant to Bury St. Edmunds documents

Index of names and places, A

See Auchlunkart. Agard , Charles, ii. 1429. Agates (aggets), ii. 1196. Agge , William, i. 678. Agnes-Burton . See Burton Agnes. Agnew , Sir Andrew, ii. 1155, 1395. Agscough. See Ayscough. Aichel or Michael , William, ii. 1146. Aight .

Yorkshire Fines, 1567

John Sayntquyntyne, and Francis Hungate, gents. Gabriel Sayntquyntyne, esq. 2 messuages, 6 cottages, and a watermill with lands in Burton Agnes, Harpham, and Grausemore. Thomas Layton, esq. George Mylner and Ann his wife and Ralph Mylner, his son and heir

The History of Parliament

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BOYNTON, Sir Griffith, 6th Bt. (1745-78), of Burton Agnes, Yorks.

Bt. (1745-78), of Burton Agnes, Yorks. Constituency Dates Beverley 22 May 1772 1774 Biography Boynton was returned for Beverley after a contest. His only known vote was for the motion to make Grenville’s Election Act permanent, 25 Feb. 1774, and

BOYNTON, Sir Francis, 4th Bt. (1677-1739), of Burton Agnes, Yorks.

Bt. (1677-1739), of Burton Agnes, Yorks. Constituency Dates Hedon 1734 16 Sept. 1739 Ofifces Held Recorder, Beverley 1733. Biography Though returned on the interest of William Pulteney, the leader of the Whig opposition, Boynton’s only recorded votes were for the

GRIFFITH, Sir George (by 1503-59), of Burton Agnes, Yorks; Wichnor, Staffs. and London.

(by 1503-59), of Burton Agnes, Yorks; Wichnor, Staffs. and London. Constituency Dates Staffordshire 1545 Ofifces Held Esquire of the body by 1532, knight by 1533; j.p. Staffs. 1538-54; commr. musters 1539, 1546, relief 1550; other commissions 1538-47. Biography Of Welsh

BOYNTON, William (1641-89), of Barmston, Yorks.

did not regain his place on the lieutenancy until after the Revolution. He predeceased his father and was buried at Burton Agnes on 17 Aug. 1689. His grandson, the 4th baronet, was returned for Hedon as a Whig in 1734.[footnote]

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

his late work, Archideacon Wilberforce has furnished the Rev. W. Brock, of Bishop's Wi mtham, with the following docunlIelt Burton Agnes, Sunday, July 16.-I am the author of a work entitle d * The Doctrine of the Holy Eucharist,' recently

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Property of Mr. A. Bartram. Colt, by Claremont, dam Una .J. Dawson 95s Property of Mr. James Snarry. I Burton Agnes, colt, by Doncaster, dam Liecie Agnes G. ;. K~rckenberg. 600 .Drango, rolt, by Bold Dayrell,'dam Coperanaz .... Calvert 70

British Newspapers 1600-1900

at the meeting of the York Guardians, on Thursday last, was the sister of the Dowager Lady Boynton, of Burton Agnes. The Guardians gave her an order for the worldkouse, which she accepted. Private George Hunt, of the 10th Royal

British Newspapers 1600-1900

relief at the weeklgy mseeting of the York Poor-law Guardians, last week, was the sister of Lady Boynton, of Burton Agnes, in the East Riding of Yorkshire. The Guardians gave her an order for the Workhouse, which she gladly accepted.

British Newspapers 1600-1900

left Kilhain about seven p.m., on his way to the hall, Granamoor. He came by the bridle- road to Burton Agnes, the accident occurring near to the Btu-ton Agnes Station, although not seen by anyone. From the fact that the

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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Poor rate returns. An account of the money expended for the maintenance and relief of the poor in every parish, township or other place in England and Wales, for the five years ending 25th March 1825,..., 1830

- - - Bessingby - Boynton ... Bridlington and Bridlington") Quay -J Brigliain - Buckton - - - - Burton Agnes - Burton Fleming, or Nortb - Butterwick - Carnaby - - - - Coltam - - - - Easton

25. Report of the commissioners appointed in pursuance of an act of Parliament, made and passed in the 1st and 2nd years of His Present Majesty, c. 34, intituled,"an act for appointing commissioners t..., 1833

survivor . of whom, his brother, the Rev. Mr. Milnes, took possession. His son, the Rev. Thomas Milnes, of Burton Agnes, near Bridlington, Yorkshire, is the present alleged proprietor. Upon referring to this gentleman, we were informed by his solicitor

Schools. Returns respecting the appropriation of the sums voted in the last session of Parliament to aid the erection of schools; and copies of Treasury minutes for the distribution thereof., 1834

; viz. N A M E. POPULATION. Â«Â Number of Scholars. ESTIMATE. DEFICIENCY. Baldock - Bea worthy Dursley - Burton Agnes - East Farleigh - Fenny Compton St Nicholas, Gloucester Paddington Slingsby - Wick ham Brook Wrentham 178. 2,000 360

Schools. Returns respecting the appropriation of the sums voted in the last session of Parliament to aid the erection of schools; and copies of Treasury minutes for the distribution thereof., 1834

- - - Devizes - Doncaster - Baldock - - - - Beawonhy - Dursley - - - - Burton Agnes - East Farleigh - Fenny Compton St. Nicholas, Gloucester - Paddington - Slingsby - - - - Wickham Brook

Report of the commissioners appointed by His Majesty to inquire into the ecclesiastical revenues of England and Wales., 1835

C. MusgriTe. J.W. Dew. T. Crowther. W.Willmott. Nottingham. R. Barrow. R. York. HARLSEY, EAST HAROME, sco HELMSLEY. HARPHAM, Â»ee BURTON AGNES. HARROGATE, ST. ALARY'S, in PA.NNAI. HARSWELL P.C. V. R. V. P.C. P.C. R. i 1819 1827 1816 1622 1802

The Clergy of the Church of England Database

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Willimus Grene, 12/5/1600

Willimus Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason natural death Date 12/5/1600 Office/Status Perpetual Vicar Clerical Status Location Burton Agnes// OTHER INFORMATION Source BI, Inst. AB.3 (Institution Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Hutton, Matthew/York Province 1595- 1606 Comment Letters of

Robertus Palay, 20/6/1575

Surname Palay Forename Robertus Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason natural death Date 20/6/1575 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Burton Agnes// OTHER INFORMATION Source BI, Inst. AB.3 (Institution Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Grindal, Edmund/York Province 1570- 1576 Comment

Robertus Pala, 11/6/1575

Surname Pala Forename Robertus Title Qualification MA University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason natural death Date 11/6/1575 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Burton Agnes// OTHER INFORMATION Source BI, Reg. 30 (Archiepiscopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Grindal, Edmund/York 1570- 1576 Comment

Gulielmus Grene, 20/6/1575

Grene Forename Gulielmus Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Institution Date 20/6/1575 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Burton Agnes// OTHER INFORMATION Source BI, Inst. AB.3 (Institution Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Grindal, Edmund/York Province 1570- 1576 Comment Patron Details

Gulielmus Gryne, 11/6/1575

Gryne Forename Gulielmus Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Institution Date 11/6/1575 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Burton Agnes// OTHER INFORMATION Source BI, Reg. 30 (Archiepiscopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Grindal, Edmund/York 1570- 1576 Comment Patron Details PATRON

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