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agriculture:
monastic XV,16; XVII,5
Ainsley family:
Bilsdale XV,12
aisled barn:
medieval II,20
alehouses: IV,47
Ampleforth: marriage
registers VI,60
Anglian: and
Viking York IV,68 (review)
remains, Cawthorn XX,5
Anglo-Saxon archbishops
of York: VII,77 (review)
Anglo-Saxon stone
sculpture XVIII,3 (review); XXII,23 (review)
Appleton le Moors:
medieval free chapel XIII,48
medieval oven XVIII,6
Shepherd
family of XIX,4
a 12th
century planned village (review) XXIII,42
murder at
Little Hamley XXIV,9
Appleton le Street:
church XX,24
aqueduct: Bonfield
Gill I,45 (Notes and Queries)
arable farming:
medieval II,5 ; IV,63
(review);
19th century XVII,8
archaeological
investigations, Levisham
Moor VIII,33,35; XV,34 (review)
at Village Farm Barn, Low Kilburn XXII,13
framework for, in NYMNP XXIII,13
archaeology:
National Park XV,7;XVI,9
prehistoric and Roman XII,52,XIX,6; XX,5
archbishopric
estates: Civil War XI,26 (review)
archbishops of
York: Anglo-Saxon VII,27 (review)
Arden Priory
VIII,10
Ashburnham Clock
Face: iron working VIII,45
Awmack Family
of Harome XV,20
bank and ditch:
Stonegrave X,70
battle of Farndale
VII,9
Baysdale Head:
coal working XIII,62
beacons: N.E.
Yorkshire XlV,3
Beadlam: Romano-British
villa III,10; V,72; XIX,24
beaker burial
at Dialston: Hambleton Moor IX,23
Beck Isle museum,
Pickering IV,71
bell beaker:
Egton Bridge VII,68
Bellasis family:
tombs in Coxwold church XX,18
Bilsdale: Ainsley family XV,12
iron industry in VI,23
smugglers’ road XVI,10
fire in XVIII,4
bloomery: Postgate
Hill, Glaisdale II,47
Bonfield Gill:
aqueduct I,45 (notes and queries)
firebreaks XXI,17
boundary stones
I,47
Bowlby family
from Helmsley III,33
Bransdale: coal mining in IV,55
two farms “held by arrow”
in,XXI,5
bridge at Sinnington
Green II,50
bronze age burials:
North Riding V,12
builders and
their marks: Byland Abbey III,26
building craftsmen;
late medieval York XIII,60 (review) ; XX,8
Balmer, Sir John:
‘house with towers’ XVI,21
burial mounds:
low-lying I,47 (notes and queries)
Byland Abbey:
builders’ marks III,26
Cistercian Order III,26
earthworks IX,56
fishkeepers’ store XIII,44
fishponds II,66 (notes and queries),VII,77
gazetteer of local place names V,41
stonework XIII,26
‘waterworks’ I,32
Cawthorn Camps
XIX,6; XX,5; XXI,30
Cawthorn Woods,
archaeological survey XXIV,37
Celtic Church
in N. Britain VII,78 (review)
chapel: medieval
free, Appleton le Moors XIII,42 ,XVII,23
charter: Helmsley
Borough III,47
cholera: in York
VIIl,41 ( review)
churches:
Celtic in N Britain VII,78 (review)
Helmsley III,45
Hovingham V,64
Kirkdale, St Gregory’s Minster I,43: VII,42
Norman Heritage VI,53
Old Byland II,54; XVII,10
Appleton le Street XX,24
‘Christian Heritage of Ryedale’ XX,24 (review)
city ordinance:
York IX,53 (review)
civil lawyer:
York VII,80 (review)
Civil War: archbishopric
estates during XI,26 (review)
Clay Bank: bronze
age burials at V,12
Cleveland Plain:
arable farming in II,5
coal mining:
in Bransdale and Farndale IV,55
working: at Baysdale Head XIII,62
Cockmoor Dykes:
correspondence XIII,3; XIV,2
rabbit warrening XII,22
Cold Kirkby:
boundaries dispute XVII,20: Templar holding Ibid.
colonisation:
medieval in N. Ryedale X,47; XVII,5
conservation
archaeology in National Park,XVI,5; XVII,12; XX,14
courts: medieval,
of York Minster XIII,80 (review)
Coxwoldshire
XVI,13; XVIII,25
Coxwold: tombs
in church XX,18
Crambeck: Roman
pottery industry XV,34 (review)
Crosland: portrait of Jane, Lady Vavasour
II,44
Sir Jordan: memorial brass of IV,70
cruck houses
I,24; II,67; XXII,13
curate of Kirkdale
IV,40
Dagger, early
bronze age from Lockton Warren XXIV,20
Danby Dale: Stang
End Farmhouse XVIII,17
Deer Park at
Sheriff Hutton,XXIV,16
Derwent River
in North Yorkshire (review) XXIV,44
Dialstone: beaker
burial IX,23
Dixon, Revd George,
curate of Kirkdale IV,40
drovers VI,68
( review)
Duncombe terraces
VII,3
earthworks: Byland Abbey IX.56
West Newton Grange X1,29
firebreak, on the North York Moors XXI,12
linear at Soulby Wood, Scackleton XXII,18
East Cleveland:
querns found in VII,22
East Moors: history
of XI,22
Eddon,William(Methodist)
diary XVIII,18
Egton Bridge:
bell beaker found at VII.58
Elgee,Dr Frank
IV,4; XX,4
Elizabethan gentry
of Ryedale XVI,24
emigration: from
N. Riding to Virginia XIV,39
estates; confiscation
& restoration XI.26
excavations:
Beadlam II,12: V,72
Blansby Park Roman Villa, Pickering XXI,19
Casten Dyke V,72
Cawthorn Camps XX,5; XXI,30
Harome Hall VI,65
Hutton le Hole II,12
Pockley V,72
Rudland Close, Spaunton Moor II,20
In Ryedale 2000,XXI,19
Spaunton: Romano-British farmstead III,12
Spaunton Manor XIII,4
St Gregory’s Minster, Kirkdale XXI,19
Stonegrave: trial X,4
Thormanby: circular foundation I,41
exploration:
Windypits IX,11
Fadmoor: Story
of IV,7
fairs and markets:
medieval XI,3
farming: medieval arable II.5; XVII,5
monastic contribution IV,63 (review)
19th century valuations XVIII,8
Bert Frank on XIX,20
Farndale, battle of VII,9
coal mining in IV,55
history, early Middle Ages I,6
history, later Middle Ages II,57
fieldwork section
II,4
non excavational VIII,30; XVIII,15
firebreak earthworks
on the North York Moors XXI,12
fisheries: inland,
medieval Yorkshire XI,27
fishing weights:
Byland Abbey X 75
fishkeeper’s
store: Byland Abbey XII,44
fishponds: Byland
Abbey II,66 ; VII,75
Flowers and Hebdens:
Quakers XII,12
Folk Museum:
Hutton le Hole,IV,72: XVII,4,XIX,20
forest fire:
in Bilsdale XVIII,4
forests, medieval,
royal XIV,9
Foord, Joseph:
The Life and Works of, Water from the Moors: (review) XXIII,40
foundation: monastic,
at Lastingham VII,13
Fox, G.O. V,70:
XX,10
Frank, Bert: tribute
X,80,XVII,4
obituary,XIX,20
extract from autobiography,XIX,20
Frank, family
of XIII,73: XIV,42
Framework - Archaeological
Research North York Moors National Park,XXIII,13
Gazetteer: of
local place names V,41
gentry: Elizabethan, of Ryedale
XVI,24
piety, charity, literacy among IX,54
Gibsons of Welborn:
pedigree X,33
Gillamoor: Lowna Mill III,42
story of IV,7
Glaisdale: bloomery
on Postgate Hill II,47
glass holes:
Spaunton Moor XII,5
glasshouse: Scugdale,
Rosedale West V,26
Goathland: history
of XVI,29 (review)
Graham, Robert
Bontine Cunningham, the People’s Laird (review) XXIV,47
Grange Farm,
West Newton: archaeological notes VIII,35
gravestones:
Saxon, Kirkdale I,43;
Great Cross:
Stonegrave X,63
Great Edstone,
Shepherds’ Farm at,XXI,18
grinding wheat:
querns VIII,9
guide book: Helmsley
XV,34 (review)
Hambleton Hills:
beaker burial IX,23
Medieval settlement VIII,50
Harome: Awmack family XV,20
Hall. Old Manor House VI,63
history
of a village XIV,18
Hart, Kitty: a tribute XXIV,4
Hayes, Raymond
H. tribute II,4; XV,4; XXI,3
Hebdens and Flowers:
Quakers XII,12
Helmsley: Archaeological Society, summer
excursions XVI,30; XVII,23
early years of XVIII,11
later years XIX,13
Borough Charter III,47
Bowlby Family III,33
castle, siege of XII,51
church III,45
guide book XV,34 (review)
history of XI,18
inns and alehouses IV,47
workhouse master III,29
diary of William Eddon XVIII,19
Henry, John:
walk from Clapham to Scarborough in 1875 (review) XXIV,46
Holiday 1908,how
I spent my, by Mary Ellen Thompson
XXIII,23
Hood Hill Castle
V,36; XXI,26
Hovingham: Church V,64
Hall III,3
Howkeld Water
Corn Mill, the Millers of; XXII,7
Howsham Mill
XXIII,34
Hutton le Hole:
Folk Museum II,68;
XVII,4; XIX,20
Frank family XIV,42; XIX,20
Romano-British site II,12
index to issues
I-IX; X,83
Ingleby Greenhow:
bronze age burials, Clay Bank
V,12
inland fisheries:
medieval XI,27 (review)
inns and alehouses
in Victorian Helmsley IV,47
iron working:
Ashburnham Clock Face VIII,44
Rosedale Mines XVII,12
Iron Age Roundhouse
at the Ryedale Folk Museum XXIV,31
Jews: massacre
of, York VIII,39 (review)
Keldhome Priory:
early years I,15
Kilburn, Low:
Archaeological recording at Village Farm Barn,XXII,13
Kirkbymoorside:
history of XI,10
Kirkdale: curate of IV,40
history of X,5; XI,10 by
Thomas Parker
St Gregory’s Minster I,43; VII,42; XIX,17; XX,8
watermill
XVIII,12
runes XIX,21
NB. For excavations
at, see supplements to RH number XVIII and XIX
Knights Templar
XVIII,5
landscape heritage:
N.Y. Moors XV,35
Laskill: Rievaulx Abbey woolhouse
at XIV,51
Pasture Moor,XXI,12
Lastingham: monastic
foundation of VII,13
lawyer: civil,
Henry Swinburne VII,80 (review)
lead fishing
weights: Byland Abbey X,75
Leake Hall and
Manor IX,5
Leeds: Oxford
Movement in St Saviour’s Church IX,52 (review)
Levisham, case
study in local history (review)
XXII,25
Levisham Moor:
archaeological investigations XII,54 (review)
limestone and
water: settlement on Hambleton Hills VII,50
local place names:
gazetteer of V,41
Locton, people
and places (review) XXIV,50
Lockton Warren,
Mitchelson Collection and an early bronze age dagger XXIV,20
Loft House, held
“in arrow” XXI,5
Loftus: smugglers’
road from XVI,10
low-lying burial
mounds I,47
Low Kilburn:
Archaeological recording at Village Farm Barn,XXII,13
Lowna Mill: Gillamoor
III,42
marriage horizons:
Ampleforth and Oswaldkirk VI,60
Marston Moor
XI,25 (review)
mason’s marks:
Byland Abbey III,26
massacre of the
Jews: York VIII,39 (review);
colonisation in N. Ryedale X,47
McDonnell, John:
an appreciation XXIII,4; XXIII,5
a
bibliography XXIII,47
McLean, Isabel
Anne; a tribute XXIV,5
medieval: fairs and markets: N.E. Yorkshire
XI,3
forests XIV,9
mill at Soulby Wood, Scackleton XXII,19
Methodist New
Connection XVIII,19 (William Eddon’s diary)
mills appeal II,66
eight centuries of, in
North East Yorkshire XXI,36
Howkeld Water Corn Mill,XXII,7
Howsham XXIII,34
Lowna Mill III,42
Medieval, at Soulby Wood, Scackleton XXII 18
Rievaulx
Mill XV,22
Spout Bank in Kirkdale XVIII,12
Mitchelson Collection,
early bronze age dagger from Lockton Warren XXIV,20
monastic agriculture II,5; XV,16
contribution IV,63 (review)
earthworks,
Byland Abbey IX,56
moorland farming
IX,63 (review); XVII,25 (review)
Moorland Monuments:
review XVIII,25
moors, man of the: F. Elgee IV,4
water from:
the Life and Works of Joseph Foord (review) XXIII,40
water from,
continuation project XXIV,7
murder case:
in 16th century IV,36
at Little Hamley,Appleton-le-Moors,XXIV,9
museums: Beck Isle, Pickering IV,71
Ryedale
Folk, Hutton le Hole IV,72;VIII,46; XVIII,4; XIX,20 Malton IV,7 ;
VIII,47
National Park:
conservation archaeology in XV,7;XVI,5; XVII,12; XX,14 Newburgh Priory:
gazetteer of place names V,41
Nicholson, Theodore:
tribute IX,3
North East Yorkshire:
beacons of XIV,3
cruck houses I,24
fairs and
markets XI,3
studies
XV,34 (review)
North Riding:
Bronze age burials Clay Bank V,12
emigration from XIV,39
North Yorkshire
Moors: aisled barn II,20
landscape heritage XV,35: XVII,25 (review)
‘Thwaite’
place names XV,24
Northern Ryedale:
medieval colonisation in X,47
nunneries: medieval
Yorkshire X,78 (review)
Old Byland: Church
II,54; XVII,10
Obituary: Don Spratt XVII,24
Bill Cowley XVIII,22
Old Ryedale:
shopping in VI,3
Oswaldkirk: marriage
horizons in VI,60
Oxford Movement:
St Saviour’s,Leeds IX,52 (review)
Pacitto, Tony:
a tribute; XXII,3
pannierways V,33
(review)
Parker Thomas:
history of Kirkdale X,4; XI,10
Parliamentary
Survey, Sheriff Hutton Park XXIII,27
Peculiar, York
Minster, medieval courts of XIII,80 (review)
Pickering: Beck Isle museum IV,71
Vale of III,10; VII,22
Lake XX,22
Piethorne,firebreaks,XXI,17
place names IV,41;XV,24;
XX,11
Pockley: excavation at V,72
field survey XVII,15
history of XI,21
Postgate Hill:
bloomery on II,47
poverty and Poor
Law: North Riding XII,57 (review)
Quakers of Ryedale
XII,12; XIII,70;XX,9
querns VII,22;VIII,43
grinding wheat with VIII,9
rabbit warrening:
Cockmoor Dykes XII,22
correspondence XIII,3
recommended reading
VIII,43
Reformation:
in York VI,66 (review)
Rievaulx : Abbey woolhouse at Laskill XIV,51
Abbey (review) XXII,21
mill XV,22
terraces VII,3
future,XX,4
roads, drovers:VI,68 (review)
northern, in Middle Ages V,3 (review)
pannierways
XV,33 (review)
smugglers’, from Loftus to Bilsdale XVI,10
Roman: archaeology of N.E Yorkshire
XII,52 (review)
museum, Malton IV,71
pottery, Crambeck XV,34 (review)
research
Roman Yorks, studies in honour of Mrs Chitty (Mary Kitson Clark)XV,30
villa, Beadlam
III,10; XIX,24 ( review)
Cawthorn
Camps XIX,6; XX,5; XXI,30
Romano-British:
farmstead, Spaunton III,12
site near Hutton le Hole II,12
Rosedale: John Spencley XVIII,12
Iron works; conservation of XVIII,12; XX,14
Rosedale West:
glasshouse at Scugdale V,26
Roundhouse, Iron
Age, at Ryedale Folk Museum XXIV,31
Rudland Close:
aisled barn II,20
Ryedale: churches: Helmsley III,45; IV,69
Hovingham V,64
Kirkdale I,43;VIII,42;XX
Norman heritage VI,53
Old Byland II,54
St Gregory’s Minster; see Kirkdale.
And see supplements to XVII &XIX
folk museum IV,72;XVII,4; XIX,20; XXIV,31
life in old VIII,19;IX,29
medieval colonisation X,47
Quakers XII,12; XIII,70; XX,9
settlement patterns XIII,31
archaeology in XX,4
place names
of XX,11
‘Christian
Heritage of’ (millenium pamphlet) XX,24 (review)
Ryedale Vernacular
Building Materials Research Group XXIII,6; XXIV,8
Salton XIX,14
Scackleton: linear
earthwork at Soulby Wood; XXII,18
Scugdale: glasshouse
V,26
settlement patterns:
Ryedale XII,31
Shandy Hall V,70
Shepherd family
of Appleton le Moors XIX,4
Shepherds’ Farm
at Great Edstone XXI,18
Sheriff Hutton
Park Parliamentary
Survey XXIII,27
Within
the Pale: the Story of (review) XXIII,44
Deer
Park XXIV,16
Shopping, in
old Ryedale VI,3
Sinnington Green,
bridge(s) on II,50
Smout House,
“held in arrow” XXI,5
Smugglers’ road:
Loftus to Bilsdale XVI,10
Snilesworth Moor
XVII,25 ( review)
Spaunton: Romano-British farmstead III,12
Manor: courts leet XVI,11
common rights XIX,25
excavations XIII,4
Spencley John,
master builder XVII,12
St Gregory’s
Minster see Kirkdale; and see supplements XVIII and XIX Stonegrave:
bank and ditch X,70
Great Cross X,63
stonework: Byland
Abbey XIII,26
stone sculpture:
Anglo Saxon XVIII,23 (review); XXII,23
Summer excursions:
Helmsley Arch. Soc. XVI,30; XVII,23
Sutton under
Whitestone Cliff: boundary dispute XVII,20
Swinbume, Henry:
civil lawyer in York VII,80 (review)
terraces: Duncombe
and Rievaulx VII,3
Thompson, Mary
Ellen: How I spent my holiday
1908 XXIII,23
Thormanby: excavation,
circular foundation I,41
‘Thwaite’ place
names XV,24
Tom Smith’s cross
I,48; IV,54
transport: drovers’
VI,68 (review)
tributes: Bert Frank X,80
Raymond Hayes II,64; XV,4; XXI,3
Theodore Nicholson IX,3
Don Spratt
XVII,24
Bill Cowley XVIII,22
Tony Pacitto XXII,3
John McDonnell XXIII,4; XXIII,5
Kitty Hart XXIV,4
Isabel Anne McLean XXIV,5
Upper Ryedale:
iron industry in VI,23
natural history of XVII,25 (review)
Vale of Pickering:
querns VII,22
Roman villa III,10; XIX,24
Vale of York:
medieval arable farming II,5
Vavasour, Jane
Crosland,Lady II,44
Vernacular Building
Materials Research Group XXIII,6; XXIV,8
Viking York IV,68
Virginia, emigration
to XIV,39
Walk, John Henry’s:
from Clapham to Scarborough (review) XXIV,46
Water from the
Moors: The Life and Works of Joseph Foord (review) XXIII,40
continuation project XXIV,7S
‘Waterworks’
of Byland Abbey I,32
Weatherill, John,
stonemason XX,8
Weighell family
records XVII,8
Welbum: history of X,27
pedigree of Gibsons X,32
West Heslerton
– the Anglian Cemetery XXI,34
Cemetery, Anglian,
in West Heslerton XXI,34
West Newton Grange
farm: medieval earthworks
VIII,35
final report XI,29
Wharram, a Study
of Settlement on the Yorkshire Wolds (review) XXIII,38
Wilson family:
workhouse master Helmsley I,5;
II,3;III,29
Wilkinson, Lorne
XIX,25.
windows: medieval
traceried IV,25
St. William,
York Minster VI,50
windypits: Hambleton Hills,IX,11
down the,XXII,6
Wolds: 40 years
of research in XV,9
Womble Borehole
XXIII,41
Wombleton: Thomas
Parker of X,4
Woolhouse of
Rievaulx Abbey at Laskill XIV,51
Workhouse master:
John Wilson, Helmsley III,29
York: Anglian and Viking IV,68
AngloSaxon archbishops of VII,77 (review)
cholera in VIII,41 (review)
city ordinance IX,53 (review)
civil lawyer in VII,80 (review)
massacre of the Jews in VIII,39 (review)
Minster: Peculiar of XIII,80 (review)
St Williams window VI,50
Reformation in VI,66 (review)
Yorkshire: inland fisheries in XI,27 (review)
nunneries in 12th and 13th centuries X,78 (review)
characteristics of gentry IX,54 (review)
Roman studies in honour of Mary Kitson Clark XV,30 (review)
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