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

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    CP.H.4553

    ecclesiastical parish Participant: Elizabeth Hopwood [Hopwood] Role: witness Details: female; 32; wife of William Hopwood, yeoman Location: Sherburn (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Micklefield (Micklefeild) : undefined Participant: Samuel Bain [Baine] Role: witness Details: male; clerk Employment: rector of Thrybergh Location: Thrybergh (YorkshireWestRiding)

    CP.G.1165

    (Otley) : ecclesiastical parish Participant: Janet England [Yngland; England] Role: witness Details: female; 20 Location: Sherburn In Elmet (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Micklefield (Mikklefeld) : township Sherburn (YorkshireWestRiding) Sherburn (Shereburne) : ecclesiastical parish Participant: William Hickin [Hyckyn] Role: witness Details: male; 49

    CP.G.1728

    (Shereburne) : ecclesiastical parish Participant: Thomas Ellis [Ellys] Role: witness Details: male; 34; husbandman Location: Sherburn In Elmet (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Micklefield (Micklefelde, Miklefeld) : undefined Sherburn in Elmet (Shereburne in Elmet) : ecclesiastical parish Participant: Thomas Webster [Webster] Role: witness

    CP.H.4598

    Ledston (Ledston) : ecclesiastical parish Participant: John Hopwood [Hopwood] Role: witness Details: male; 68 Employment: farmer Location: Sherburn (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Micklefield (Micklefeild) : undefined Sherburn (Shereburne) : ecclesiastical parish Participant: John Nunn [Nunns] Role: witness Details: male; 29; gentleman Location:

    DC.CP.1700/5

    (Sherburne) : ecclesiastical parish Barkston (Barkeston, Barston) : undefined South Milford (Milford) : undefined Huddleston (Hudleston in Lumby) : undefined Newthorpe (Newthrop) : undefined Micklefield (Mickfield) : undefined Lotherton cum Aberford (Lotherton in Abberford) : undefined Lennerton (Lenerton) : undefined

  • * Victoria County History *

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    Parishes Rickmansworth

    parted cheveronwise sable and or . The MICKLEFIELD GREEN ESTATE adjoins Micklefield Hall , and was at one time in the possession of the family of Creke, lords of the manor of Micklefield . In 1515 William, son and heir

    Watford Manors

    -6 leased the capital messuage of Cassio and a fulling mill to Petronilla de Ameneville in exchange for land in Micklefield and elsewhere, 75 reserving to himself all perquisites of court, tallages, and escheats. The grant was confirmed by Henry

  • * British History Online *

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    House of Lords Journal Volume 63, 19 November 1830, 19 November 1830-19 November 1830

    in the County of York , whose Names are thereunto subscribed: Micklefield: Also, Upon reading the Petition of the Members of a Society and Congregation of Wesleyan Methodists at Micklefield , in the Parish of Sherburn , in the West

    Admissions to the Freedom of York, Temp. William & Mary (1689-94)

    Pallister, fil. Thom Pallister, carpenter Georgius Dawson, fil. Georgii Dawson, carpenter Johannes Haughton, fil. Ricardi Haughton, blacksmith Willelmus Micklefield, fil. Johannis Micklefield, baker Thomas Jackson, fil. Georgii Jackson, carpenter Willelmus Garforth, mercator, fil. Thom Garforth, mercatoris Antonius Perkins, fil. Simon

    Index, K-P

    141, 159; Xpof. 23, 45 Metham , Mettame, Guy, 19, 24; Hug. 47; Will. 10, 47 Mexon , Fran. 159 Micklefield , Micklefeild, Mickilfeild, Edw. 188; Geo. 168; Joh. 109, 147, 182, 190, 210; Jos. 190, 246; Sam. 147, 168;

    House of Commons Journal Volume 85, 16 March 1830, 16 March 1830-16 March 1830

    and Selby Railway Bill. A Petition of Owners of land, Farmers and other Inhabitants of South Milford, Sherburn, Newthorpe and Micklefield , contiguous to the proposed Railway from Leeds to Selby , in the west riding of the county of

    Entry Book, July 1684, 1-4, 01 July 1684-31 July 1684

    0 9 4 same out of lands in Meltingby [Meltonby ] 2 2 4 same out of the tithes of Micklefield and Huddleston 6 13 4 same for a tenement in Doncaster 0 3 4 same for a messuage in

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    fynu safon yr cyfLogau. Mr. James Riley, t Glasgow, yw y cadeirydd. Mae y NO glowyr oedd allan yn ngiofa Micklefield, Leeds, wedi dychwelyd at eu gwaith, a'r cwmni wedi cydnabod yr hyn a geisient. Hysbysir fod glowyr Trimdon Grange, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. This GCzette contains a Proclamation for further proroguing Parliamnet ti1l the kst of February, then to meet for the dispatch qj business - BAN liRUPTS. F. M. Fowler, Bristol, merchant. Attornies, Messrs. Lamberti, Taylor and lDanne, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    J. J. Pearcs, Salisbury, wins easily with hens, and Mr. R. Southern, Manchester. with pellets. The Rev. C. D. Farrar, Micklefield, Yorkshire, and Mr. R-. Chase, Great Barr, divide most of the Pie for black or whites between them, and Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Little Fenton, Batkilon, liggin, Millfrd, Nvewthorpe and Aberford, together witb fultablei Farm-Hoofts and other Conveniences. Alfo, the r'reberddl Tythes of Micklefield, Lotherton-curm- Aberford, Ruddleilon and Newthorpe. The great North Fold from Feersbrirlge to Tadcafler paffes through the Eftate, which is Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Ferton, 3arkicn, Biiggir, Milford, Newthorpe and lberiford, together witb frttble Farm-H ifies arid other Conrveniences. Alfo, the Prebendal rlrthes of Micklefield, Loiberton-cum- Aberford, Houddlelhnn ant Newthorpe. The great Norrh Road from Fertrbridge t) Tadcadfer paules through the Elaae, which isfituate Subscribers-only content

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    6 March 1829, 6 March 1829

    do lie on the Table. Upon reading the Petition of the Ministers, Chapel- Warden and Inhabitants of the Chapelry of Micklefield, in the County of York, whose Names are thereunto sub¬ scribed : Also, Upon reading the Petition of the Subscribers-only content

    Index, 10 December 1829

    Cork; St. Ann Shandon, Cork; St. Paul, Cork •, Trinity, Cork ; St. Nicho¬ las, Cork ; Doiihead St. Mary; Micklefield; Swinton; - Wath upon Dearne; Cadeby; Thorner; St. Botolph, Cambridge; Stow-cum-Quy; Matson, &c; Wickwar; Provost, &c. of Eton College; Subscribers-only content

    3 May 1830, 3 May 1830

    of the Owners of Land, South Mil. Farmers and other Inhabitants of South Milford, Sher- ford. &c: burn, Newthorpe and Micklefield, contiguous to the proposed Railway from Leeds to Selby, in the West Riding of the County of York, whose Subscribers-only content

    19 November 1830, 19 November 1830

    whose Names are thereunto subscribed : Also, Upon reading the Petition of the Members of a Micklefield: Society and Congregation of Wesleyan Methodists at Micklefield, in the Parish of Sherburn, in the West Riding of the County of York, whose Subscribers-only content

    Index, 20 October 1831

    ; Askrigg ; Slingsby; Long Preston; Whitely Wood, Sheffield; Addingham; Beeston, Leeds; Wibsey; Rawden, Guiseley; Whitley; Barnolds- wick; Yokefleet; Paythorn; Micklefield; Sheriff Hutton; Woodhouse, Leeds; Alne; Shipton ; Skipsea; Scholes; Swinton; Fryup; and Lofthouse, Roth well, 112. — Habton; Kettlesing Subscribers-only content

 

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