A prospect of the most famous parts of the vvorld Viz. Asia, 3 Affrica, 5 Europe, 7 America. 9 With these kingdomes therein contained. Grecia, 11 Roman Empire, 13 Germanie, 15 Bohemia, 17 France, 19 Belgia, 21 Spaine, 23 Italie, 25 Hungarie, 27 Denmarke, 29 Poland, 31 Persia, 33 Turkish Empire, 35 Kingdome of China, 37 Tartaria, 39 Sommer Ilands, 41 Civill Warres, in England, Wales, and Ireland. You shall find placed in the beginning of the second booke marked with these [3 asterisks in triangle formation] and (5) together with all the provinces, counties, and shires, contained in that large theator of Great Brittaines empire. / Performed by John Speed.

THese parts of the division of York∣shire, and the East and North-Ri∣ding,* 1.1 are stretched out East-ward, even to the Spurn-head, and on the North coast are separated from the Bishoprick of Durham, and with the Sea: hath Westmorland on the West Humber on the South, and the German Sea upon the East, being separated each from other by the River Derwent, running betwixt them with a long winding course.

* 1.2(2) The aire is subtile and piercing, and not inclined naturally to contagious infections, which causeth the people to live long and healthfully, and are not so subject to Agues, Fluxes, or other imperfections as those Countries be, that are more troubled with mists, or foggie vapours.

* 1.3(3) The soyle is generally indifferently fruitfull; for though some part be craggie, mountainous, and full of hilles, yet some others exceeding good for the gifts of Na∣ture in her delightsome varieties, as of Corne, Cattle, and Pasturage; with veines of Metall, and Iron, besides an Allum earth of sundry colours, out of which some have lately begunne to trie very good Allum and Copperasse. And for fish,* 1.4 the Hollanders and Zelanders doe raise unto themselves great profit upon this coast, having long since obtained licence, which they keepe still by an ancient cu∣stome: for the English-men granting leave unto others, reserved the honour to themselves, which would be (no doubt) farre the greater, if they made gaine of their owne labours.

* 1.5(4) Places for trade and venting forth of her commo∣dities are many, yet none of such convenience as Kingstone upon Hull: which notwithstanding, cannot fetch her be∣ginning from any great antiquitie, being before time cal∣led Wike. King Edward the first built this Towne, making a a Haven, and granting divers liberties to the Burgesses; so that it is risen to great state, both for stately buildings, and strong Block-houses for Ships, well furnished, and store of Merchants, and is now become the most famous Towne of that Countrey; whose greatest riches is ascribed to the gainfull trade they have by Iland-fish, dried and hardned,* 1.6 commonly called Stock-fish. This Towne is governed by a Maior, (who hath the sword of State car∣ried before him) twelve Aldermen, that in their Assemblies goe clad in Scarlet, one Sheriffe, a Water-bailiffe, a Sword-bearer, a Chamberlaine, a Recorder, a Towne-clerke, and six Sergeants at Mace. Whose graduation according as the Mathematickes have observed, is for Longitude 20 de∣grees and 30. scruples, and for Latitude 54. degrees and 28. scruples.

* 1.7(5) Beverley in honour of S. Iohn Arch-bishop of Yorke, by King Athelstane obtained many priviledges, whereof a Sanctuary was one, wherein Bankerouts and men suspect∣ed of any capitall crime, might be safe and free from dan∣ger of Law. This is memorable, that the River from Hull was cut by the Townesmen, sufficient to carry Boats and Barges.

* 1.8(6) Places of memorable note, are Whitby, where are found certaine stones fashioned like Serpents, folded and wrapp••d round in a wreath, even the very pastimes of Na∣ture, who when she is wearied (as it were) with serious workes, sometimes forgeth and shapeth things by way of sport and recreation: so that by the credulous they are thought to have beene Serpents, which a coate or crust of stones had now covered all over, and by the prayers of Saint Hilda turned to stones. And also there are certain fields here adjoyning, where Geese flying over, fall downe sud∣denly to the ground,* 1.9 to the great admiration of all men. But such as are not given to superstitious credulitie, may attribute this unto a secret proprietie of this ground, and a hidden dissent betwixt this soyle & these Geese, as the like is between Wolves and the Squilla roots. At Skengrave (a little village) some seventie yeers since, was caught a fish called a Sea-man,* 1.10 that for certaine dayes together fed on raw fishes, but espying his opportunitie, escaped againe into his watery element. At Hunt-Cliffe are found stones of a yellowish, others of a reddish colour, of a certain salt matter, which by their smel and taste make shew of Copperasse, Ni∣tre, and Brimstone. Also great store of Marquesites, in colour resembling brasse.

Ounsbury hill,* 1.11 besides a spring of medicinable waters for the eyes, is a prognostication unto her neighbours; whose head being covered with a cloudy cap, presageth some tempestuous stormes or showres to follow. So doth ano∣ther place neer Moulgrave Castle,* 1.12 where is found blacke Amber or Iette: some take it to be Gagates, in old time a Gemme, and precious stone of great estimation. At Huntly Nabo, are stones found at the rootes of certain rockes, of divers bignesse,* 1.13 so artificially shaped round by Nature, in manner of a Globe, as if they had been made by the Tur∣ners hand. In which (if you break them) are found stony Serpents, enwrapped round like a wreath, but most of them headlesse.

(7) Matters for martiall note,* 1.14 are the Battailes fought at Battlebridge (of which it takes the name) where Harald King of England had a great Victory against the Danes, who with a fleet of two hundred saile, grievously annoyed the Ile of Britaine: where Harald the King of Norway was slaine,* 1.15 and Harald of England, besides the Honour of the field, found a great masse of Gold. Also the Battaile, com∣monly called, the Battaile of Standard; in which David King of Scots was put to flight, and the English made a great slaughter of his people.

At Thruske,* 1.16 Roger Mowbray out of his strong Castle dis∣played his banner, and called the King of Scots to the over∣throw of his own native Countrey, even at that time when King Henry the second had (as it were) rashly digd his own grave,* 1.17 by investing his sonne King in equall authority with himself. But his rebellion was, in the end, quenched with blood, and the Castle quite dismantled, so that beside a ditch and rampier, there is no signe or shew left of a Castle.

(8) Places of Pietie erected in these parts,* 1.18 were the Ab∣bey of Saint Hilda, built neere Dunesly. The faire and rich Abbey of Gisburgh, built about the yeer of our Salvation 1110. The Priory of Chanons founded at Kirkham. The Monastery neere unto Beverley, which Beda nameth Der∣waud. The Monastery of Saint Michael by Hull. The two Abbies of Newborough and Biland. The abbey of Meaux, and another not farre from Cottingham, which the founder purposely built for the Monkes of the Cluniacke Order, that he might be released of the Vow he had made to visit Hieru∣salem: all of them resorted unto by continuall concourse of Pilgrims, to make their adorations in those dayes of Igno∣rance: but since the true God hath unmasked the errours of those times by the truth of his Word, the same places are worthily become the subjects of his just displeasure, for wor∣shipping Images, and false tutelar Gods, instead of the true and everliving Saviour.

(9) These parts and divisions of Yorkshire,* 1.19 consisting upon the North and East-ridings, containe twenty five Market-Townes for buying and selling, eleven Castles for strength and fortification, and 459. Parishes for Gods divine worship, under which be very many Chappels, for number of Inhabitants, equall to very great Parishes.

¶ An Alphabeticall Table of all the Townes, Rivers, and memorable places mentioned in the North and East-Riding of York-Shire.

North-Riding Hundreds.

• 1 Gillingwest wap.
• 2 Gillingeast wap.
• 3 Allerton Shire.
• 4 Langbargh. Lib.
• 5 Whitbystrand Li.
• 6 Pickering Wap.
• 7 Rydall Wapen.
• 8 Bulmar wapen.
• 6 Burdforth wapen.
• 10 Hallikeld wapen.
• 11 Hangeast wapen.
• 12 Hangwest wapen.

East-Riding Hundreds.

• 1 Buccrosse Wapen.
• 2 Dickering Wapen.
• 3 Holdernes Wapen.
• 4 Ouse and Derwent Wapen.
• 5 Howd••us••er Wap.
  Harthil. W.
  • ...Wilton Devi.
  • ...Baynton Devi.
  • ...Holm•• Devi.
  • ...Hunsley Devi.

A

• Abbane Chappel, Di••
• Acklam, Lan.
• Acklam, Buc.
• Aglethorp, Hangw.
• Anderby aniers, Hangeast.
• Anderby Whe••••how Hal.
• Aismby, Hall••.
• Aiskew, Hangeast.
• Aiskugge, Hangwest.
• Atton, Dic.
• Aldbrough, Hangeas••.
• Aldby, Buc.
• Aldwarke, Bulm.
• Allerthorpe, Halli.
• Allerthorpe Wilt.
• Alleston, Pick.
• ALLERTON North, Al.
• Alune, Bulme.
• Anderby Steeple, Gillinge.
• Amotherby, Rydal.
• Ampleforth, Burdf.
• Ampleforth, Rydal.
• Ape••side, Hangwest.
• Applegarth, For••eit. Gillw.
• Applegarth, Man••k. Gillw.
• Appleton, Rydal.
• Appleton, Rydal.
• Appleton, Lan.
• Appleton East, Hange
• Appleton West, Hangeast
• A••den, Burdf.
• A••denside, Burdf.
• A••ke flu.
• Arkengarth Dade, Gillw.
• Arncliff, Burdf.
• Arngill, Gillingwest.
• Armantwhaite, Lan.
• Auran, H••ld.
• Arsham, Lan.
• Aske, Gillingwest.
• Asselby, Howd.
• Atwick, H••ld.
• Auderby, Hangeast.
• Auderby, Hangeast.
• Aughton, H••lm.
• Auldburge, Gillingw.
• Aumoad Park, Burdf.
• Awlb••ough, Hold.
• Awthorne, Hangwest.
• Ayska••th, Hangwest.
• Ayslaby, Pick.
• Aysleybye, Lan.
• Ayton grea••, Lan.
• Ayton little, Lan.

B

• Babthorpe, Derwent.
• Bagby, Burdf.
• Baldesby, Halli.
• Baindridge, Hangw.
• Ban••y flu.
• Barden▪ Hangwest.
• Barforth, Gillingw.
• Barhouse, Huns.
• Ba••leby, Derwent.
• Barmby, Howd.
• Barmeston, Hold.
• Barmingham, Gillinw
• Barnabre, Lan.
• Barnloye, Wilt.
• Barnsdale Chap. Rid.
• Barton, Hal••i.
• Barton, Bulm.
• Barton, Gillingeast.
• Barton in the street. Ryd.
• Barton up∣on Yor. Hange.
• Barthorpe, Bucc.
• Barwick, Lan.
• Basbie, Lan.
• Battersbie, Lan.
• Bauder, flu.
• Bauder Dale, Gilling.
• Balderskarth Hill, Gillin¦west.
• Bargh little, Rydal.
• Bargh great, Rydal.
• Bayesdale, Lan.
• Baiton, Baint.
• Bealhi, Holm.
• BEDALL, Hangeast
• Belbie, Howd.
• Bellathy, Hangwest.
• Bellasisse, Howd.
• Bently, H••••s.
• Bempton, Dic.
• Bemingbrough, B••l.
• Bemingham, Hold.
• Bery Chappel, Bucc.
• Bessomby, Dic.
• Bessewick, Baint.
• BEVERLEY, Huns.
• Bewdlam, Rydal.
• Bew••am, Hold.
• Biland old, Burdf.
• Biland Abbey, Burdf.
• Bilsdale, Rydal.
• Bilsealed, Burdf.
• Bilton, Hold.
• Bird••all, Buck.
• Birkbie, Aller.
• Birkdale, Hangw.
• Blackholm.
• Black••ost, Howd.
• Blayde••, Hangw.
• Blaker More, Whit.
• Blamby Parke, Pick.
• Bolton, Gillingwest.
• Bolton, Wilt.
• Bolton, Gillingwest.
• Barnell Howd.
• Booth, Howd.
• Bo••robie Burdf.
• Botrowbie, Aller.
• Botrowbie, Lan.
• Bossalt, Bulm.
• Boultbie, Burdf.
• Boulton East, Hangw.
• Boulton West, Hangw.
• Bourne, Ho••me.
• Bonwick, Hold.
• Bowes, Gillingwest.
• Boynton, Dic.
• Boythorpe, Dic.
• Bracken, Baynt.
• Brakenborgh, Burdf.
• Brackenholm, Derw.
• Bradley, Hangw.
• Brickhall, Hange.
• Bransdale, Rydal.
• B••••nesbutton, Hold.
• Brankingham, Huns.
• Branthingham, How.

• ...
  [illustration] map of the North and East Riding of Yorkshire

  THE NORTH AND EAST RIDINS OF YORKSHIRE
• ...

• Bransby, Bulm••r.
• Bra••serton, ••ulm••r.
• Brawby, Rydall.
• Brawi••h, Aller.
• BRIDLINGTON, D
• Bridlington key, Dic.
• Brighton, Holm.
• Brigham, Dic.
• Brigwell, Gillingw.
• Briscoe, East, Gillinw▪
• Briscoe, west Gillinw.
• Brittinby, Gillingeast.
• Bromefleete, Huns.
• Brompton, Allerton.
• Brompton, Dic.
• Brompton, Pick.
• Bromptō up∣on Swayle Gillin¦west.
• Brotton, L••ngh.
• Brough, Hold.
• Broughton, Rydal.
• Broughtō great, La••
• Br••xay, Whit.
• Bubwith, Holm.
• Buckton, Dic.
• B••dickepark, Lang.
• Bugthorpe, Bucc.
• Bulmer, Bulm.
• Burdforth, Burdf.
• Burdghall, hangeast.
• Bu••gh, Hu••.
• Burnby, Wilton.
• Burnby, Holm.
• Bu••nholne, Holm.
• Bu••nholm south, Hol
• Burmston, Halli.
• Burnton, Gillinge.
• Burrell, Hangeast.
• Bu••robe, Alle••.
• Button, Gillinge.
• Button, Hangw.
• Button, Hangeast.
• Button Agnes, Dic.
• Button Bishops, Hun
• Button Con∣stable Hang¦west
• Button Constabl Hol.
• Button Fleming, Dic.
• Button North, Dic.
• Button Piesly, Hold.
• Burstalgarth, Hold.
• Burstwick, Hold.
• Burstwick, Hold.
• Bu••bie, Langh.
• Bushopdale, Hangw.
• Buttercramb. Bul.
• Butterside, Hangw.
• Butterswick, Rydal.
• Butterwick, Dic.
• Byford, H••ld.
• Byland Abbey, Burd.
• By••••ington, Dic.

C

• Camerton, Hold.
• Campe, Dic.
• Capilbroke, Hangw.
• Carlton, Hold.
• Carleton, Rydal.
• Carleton, Burdf.
• Carleton, Burdf.
• Carleton, Lang.
• Carleton, Hangw.
• Carnaby, Dic.
• Carpe••bit••, Hangw.
• Carthorpe, Halli.
• Castleton, Lang.
• Ca••••osse, Hold.
• Caton, Pick.
• Catte••ick, Hangeast.
• Cattewicket, Hangw.
• Catton, Wilton.
• Catton, Burdf.
• Catwick, Hold.
• Cave south, Huns.
• Cave south, Huns.
• Cavet-house, Hangw.
• Cavil, Howd.
• Cauth••rne, Pick.
• Cauthorpe, Halli.
• Cauton, Rydal.
• Cawbu••gh, Hangw.
• Cawdwell, Gillingw.
• Cawton, Rydal.
• Caythorpe, Di••.
• Caynham, Hold.
• Cherrie button, Hun.
• Claxton, Bul.
• Cleasbie, Gillingw.
• Cleve∣land, Lang∣••argh.
• Cliffe, Gillingw.
• Cliffe, Der••ont.
• Cliffe north, Huns.
• Cliffe south, Huns.
• Clifton, Hangeast.
• Clouton, Pick.
• Clowbeck, Gillinge.
• Clifton, ••ul.
• Codbeck flu.
• Codbeck flu.
• Coldon, Hold.
• Collingham, Huns.
• Colton, Rydal.
• Coltow flu.
• Co••isthorpe, Bul.
• Conystone, Hold.
• Coolam, Buc.
• Coram, Han••west.
• Cornebrough, B••l.
• Corcliffe, Aller.
• Cotham, Bucc.
• Cotham east, Lang.
• Cotham west, Lang.
• Co••ehouse, Pick.
• Cothenstone, G••ll••w.
• Cotnes, Howd.
• Cottingham, Huns.
• Cotinwith, Derwont.
• Cottingwith, East▪ H••l¦me.
• Cotton▪ Di••.
• Couckwold, Burdf.
• Coverham, Hangw.
• Coverwood, Hangw.
• Coulsbie, Burdf.
• Coudney flu.
• Coundall Halli.
• Cowborn••, Hangeast.
• Cowlby, Langli.
• Cow••by, Hangeast.
• Cow••ing, Hangeast.
• Cowton East, Gill••.
• Cowton North, Gil.••.
• Cowton South, Gil••••.
• Crag••, Gillingw.
• Craike Castle, Bul.
• Crakall, Hangeast.
• Crakeall, Burd.
• Crakpot, Hangwest.
• Crambnie, Bul.
• Crawthorn, Lang••.
• Croome, Bucc.
• Cropton, Pick.
• Croftbridge, Gillinge
• Crowmond Abby, L••
• Cudderston, Gillingw
• Cundall, Halli.
• Cunsby, Lang••.

D

• Dailetown, Burd.
• Dalton, Burd.
• Dalton••, Gillingw.
• Dalton north, Bay••.
• Dalton south, Hu••s.
• Daltō upō rease, gilw
• Danby, Hangw.
• Danby, Lang••.
• Danby Pa••k, Langh.
• Danby upon wi••ke, Gillin East.
• Danthorpe, Hold.
• Dawby, Bul.
• Dawton, Gillingeast.
• Dope Dale, Gillingw.
• Derwent flu.
• Dighton, All••r.
• Dighton, D••rwent.
• Dinsde••••, All••r.
• Disserth, Halli.
• Donnington, Derw.
• Dow flu.
• Drewton, Hu••s.
• Dri••feild great, Bayn.
• Dri••••eild little, Bayn.
• Dringod, Hold.
• Dromanby, Lang••.
• Dripo••••e, Hold.
• Duffeild north, Derw.
• Duffeild south, Derw.
• Duggleby, Bucc.
• Dunholme, Hangw.
• Dunnington, Hold.
• Dunsley over, Aller.
• Dunsloe, Whisby.

E

• Easbie, Gillingwest.
• Easebie, Langb.
• Eastborn, Baynton.
• Easington, Hold.
• Easington, Langb.
• Easingwould, B••••.
• Eastnewton, Hold.
• Eastnes West, Rydal.
• Easton, Dic.
• Eastrington, Howd.
• Eastrope, Holm.
• Eaton, Wilton.
• Ebberstone, Pick.
• Eckerbie, Hangeast.
• Eddlethorpe, Bucc.
• Edstone, Rydal.
• Egleton, Gillingwest.
• Egton, Langb.
• Elemere, Burd.
• Ellarton, Hangwest.
• Ellerbeck, Aller.
• Ellerborne, Pick.
• Ellerbie, Hold.
• Ellerbye, Langb.
• Ellerker, Howd.
• Ellerton, Gillinge.
• Ellerton, Hangeast.
• Ellerton, Holm.
• Ellington, Hangeast.
• Ellingstring, Hange.
• Elloughton, Huns.
• Elsternwicke, Hold.
• Elton, Huns.
• Elvington, Derwent.
• Emmotland, Hold.
• Emswell, Baynton.
• Epelby, Gillingw.
• Er••holme, Gillinge.
• Ereswick, Bul.
• E••k, Hold.
• Eskdaleside, Whit.
• Eskridge, Derwent.
• Estone, Dic.
• Eston▪ Langb.
• Etherdwick, Hold.
• Evelot, Hangw.
• Eventon, Pick.
• Evetingham, Holm.
• Eve••ly, W••it.
• Everthorpe, Huns.
• Exilbie, Halli.

F

• Faceby, Langb.
• Fanckfosse, Wilton.
• Farlington, ••ul.
• Fa••manby, Pick.
• Farl••ngton, Bul.
• Farmanby, Pick.
• Farndale, Rydal.
• Fawdington, Burd.
• Fax••••e••te, Huns.
• Fearby, Hangeast.
• Feildham, Gillingw.
• Felixkirke, Burd.
• Fencottes, Hangeast.
• Feriby, Huns.
• Filingdales, Whit.
• Finber, Bucc.
• Fingall, Hangw.
• Finghall, Hangeast.
• Firby, Hangeast.
• Firby, Bucc.
• Fitling, Hold.
• Fladme••e, Rydal.
• Flamborough head, Dic.
• Flawith, Bul.
• Flaxfleete, Howd.
• Flaxton, Bul.
• Flaxton little, Bul.
• Flaymbrough, Dic.
• Fletcham, Hangeast.
• Flinton, Hold.
• F••ixton, Dic.
• Flottenby, Dic.
• Fogathorpe, Holm.
• Fordon, Dic.
• Forset, Gillingw.
• Fosham, Hold.
• Fosse flu.
• Fosse flu.
• Foston, Dic.
• Fosse, Bul.
• Foulebridge, Pick.
• Foule sutton, Derw.
• Fowlkton, Dic.
• Foxholes, Dic.
• Foxton, Aller.
• Fraythorpe, Dic.
• Frantenby, Pick.
• Freburgh hills, Lang.
• Fremington, Gilling••
• Freswick, Bul.
• Fridethorpe, Bucc.
• Fryton, Rydal.
• Fr••oppe hill, Rydal.
• Frodingham, Hold.
• Frodingham North, holder¦nes.
• Fulsi••th, gate, Derw.
• Fu••fu••th water, Derw.
• Fulsutton, Wilton.
• Futgarth, ••old.
• Fy••ey, Dic.
• Fyling hall, Wilt.
• Fysholm, Dic.

G

• Gaintidby, Halli.
• Gales, Gillingw.
• Gauthorpe, Bul.
• Ganstead, hold.
• Ganton, Dic.
• Gariston, Hangw.
• Gartham, huns.
• Garton, hold.
• Garton, Dic.
• Gate hamsley, Bul.
• Gaut••es so••rest, Bul.
• Gembling, Dic.
• Gervis Abbey, hangw.
• Gilbe••dich, how.
• Gi••lamere, Rydal.
• Gilling, Gillingw.
• Gilling Castle, Rydal
• Gilmanby, Gillingw.
• Gi••lington, Gillingw.
• Girsbie, Aller.
• GISBROVGH, Lang
• G••aresdale Chappel, Langb
• Golton, Lang.
• Goodale house, hold.
• Goodmanham, holm.
• Gomerset, hangw.
• Gotelard, Pick.
• Govidale great, wilt.
• Goulesby, Burd.
• Gowethorpe, wilton.
• Goxhell, hold.
• Grang, Bul.
• Gransmere, Dic.
• Grastwith, Burd.
• Graton, Baynton.
• Greenhowe, Langb.
• Greta flu.
• Greatabridge, Gillw
• Grubthorpe, holm.
• Grimstone, Derwent.
• Grimestone, hold.
• Grimstone north, buc
• Grinton, Hangwest.
• Gristroope, Pic.
• Grownond Ab, Lang
• Gryndall, Dic.
• Gunby, holm.

H

• Habton great, Rydal.
• Habton little, Rydal.
• Hackforth, hangeast.
• Hacknes, Wilt.
• Hallykell, Aller.
• Hallhaf▪ hold.
• Handal Abbey, Lang.
• Hanxwel east, hangw.
• Hanwel west, hangw.
• Happeswel, hangw.
• Harcaside, Hangw.
• Hardraw, Hangw.
• Harford flu.
• Harlesay east, Burd.
• Harlesay west, Aller
• Harlethorpe, holm.
• Harneby, hang.
• Haron, Rydell.
• Harpham, Dic.
• Harsewel, Holm.
• Hart••ord, Gilling.
• Harton, Bul.
• Haward dale, Whit.
• Hartw••od dale flu.
• Hatefeild, hold.
• Hatfeild little, hold.
• Haton, Bulm.
• Haton, Holm.
• Haulgat, Gillingw.
• Hawnaby, Gilling.
• Hawneby, Burd.
• Habie, Bul.
• Haystroppe, Dic.
• HEADON, hold.
• Headey parke, hange
• Healy, Hangeast.
• Healy, Hangwest.
• Heaton, Aller.
• Helb••cke lands, Hangwest
• HELMELEY.
• Helmsley nether, Bul.
• Helmsley over, Bul.
• Helperby, bul.
• Helperby, Burds.
• Helperthorpe, Buc.
• Helw••th, Gillingwest.
• Hemsley gate, Bul.
• Hemlington, Lang.
• Hemmingburgh, Der.
• Hemsley, Rydal.
• Hermitage, Huns.
• Heslington, Derwent.
• Hessel, huns.
• Hesselskugh ash, hun.
• Hestetton cast, Buc.
• Hestetton west, Buc.
• Hewby, Bul.
• Hewicke, Halli.
• Hewton, Bul.
• Hewworth, bul.
• Hilderskil Castle, Bul.
• Hilton, Lang.
• Hiltour, Bul
• Hilton, hangeast.
• Hilston, hold.
• Hinderthwarts, Gillw.
• Hintington, 〈◊〉〈◊〉.
• Hinton, Bayn.
• Hipswel, hange.
• Hodgebeeke flu.
• Holgate flu.
• Holgrave, Aller.
• Hollam, Hold.
• Holme, Aller.
• Holme, Rydal.
• Holme in Spaldingmore, hol.
• Holme upon Would, Bayn.
• Hollomill Crosse, Hangw
• Holtby, Hangeast.
• Holtby, Bul.
• Holwich, Gillingw.
• Holwich crag, Gillingw.
• Hompton, Hold.
• Hope, Gilling.
• Hophouse, Hangw.
• Hornebie, Aller.
• Hornby, Hange.
• Hornsey, Hold.
• Hornsey becke, hold.
• Hornsey button, hold.
• Hornsey more, hold.
• Ho••se-house, hangw.
• Ho••ket, Whit.
• Housegarth, Whit.
• HOVINGHAM, Ryd
• HOWDEN, Hold.
• Howdenprice, huns.
• Howe, Halli.
• Howe, Rydal.
• Howsham, Buc.
• Hudeswel, Hang.
• Hugget, Wilt.
• HVLL, Huns.
• Hull, flu.
• Humber flu.
• Humbe••ton, Halli.
• Humblet••••, Hold.
• Hummanby, Dic.
• Hunsley house, huns.
• Hunton, Hangw.
• Hurry, Gillingw.
• Husthtwate, Burd.
• Hutham, Huns.
• Huton, Rydal.
• Huton, Gillingw.
• Hutton, Langb.
• Huton, ••alli.
• Huton, Bul.
• Huton buuel, Aller.
• Huton bushel, Pick.
• Huton conyers, Aller
• Huttō ••cranwick, B••••n
• Hutton nulgrave, La
• Hutton Sand, Burdf.
• Hylderthorpe, Dic.
• Hynderwell, Lang.
• Hyndeskell, Bul.

I

• Ilkton, Hangeast.
• Ingleby, Lang.
• Ingleby arne∣clisse, Lan.
• Ingleby green how, Lan.
• Inggs north, Bul.
• S. Iohns, Gillingw.
• S. Iohns mount, Burd.
• Ipsal Castle, Burd.

K

• Kearton, Hangwest.
• Kedler, Lang.
• Kee••by, Burd.
• Keldum, Rydal.
• Kele Chappel, hangw.
• Kelfeild, Derwent.
• Kelings, Hold.
• Kelek, Hold.
• Kelke, Dic.
• Kelton, Gillingw.
• Kenethorpe, Buc.
• Keingham, Hold.
• Kepwicke, Burdf.
• Keir••ingham, Buc.
• Ke••by, Derwent.
• Kildale, Lang.
• Killenwick, Bayn.
• Kille••by, hangeast.
• Kilborne, Burd.
• Killingwold, huns.
• Kilnsey, Hold.
• Kilvingtō north, all••••
• Kilvingtō north, Bu••
• Kilvingtō south, Bu••.
• Kilton, La••g.
• Ki••wicke, Wilton.
• Kinthorpe, Pick.
• Kiplin, Gillinge.
• Kirby, Langb.
• Kirby knole, Burdf.
• Kirkby, Halli.
• Ki keburne, Bayn.
• Kirkbe, vn∣der dale, Buc.
• Kirkby flethā, hange.
• Kirkby grindlich, buc
• Kirby on the hil, Gillingw
• Kirby mas∣perton▪ Rydal.
• KI••KBY mo••side, 〈◊〉〈◊〉
• Kirkby upon the mount, Gill. w
• Kirkby overker, Pick
• Kirkby wick, Gillinge
• Kirkdale, Rydal.
• Kirkelley, Huns.
• Kirkham, Buc.
• Kirkleadholme, Lang
• Ki••kleaventon, Lang
• Kirklington, halli.
• Knedlington, howd.
• Knapton, Buc.
• Knaton, Aller.
• KYLHAM, Dic.

L

• Laiborne, Hangwest.
• La••ki••ke, Gillingw.
• Laiton, Buc.
• Landhouse, Pick.
• Landmoth, Aller.
• Langthorpe, hangeast
• Lanton, Buc.
• Langton great, Gillw
• Langton little, Gillw.
• Langtost, Dic.
• Lartington, Gillingw.
• Lasenby, Lang.
• Latholm, Holm.
• Laton east, Gilling▪ w
• Laton west, gilling. w
• Latton east, Buc.
• Latton west, buc.
• Laxton, Howd.
• Leaueming, Buc.
• Le••usham, Pick.
• Lebbeston, Pick.
• Le••kby, Halli.
• Leeming, halli.
• Leeming little, ••ange
• Lekenfeild, Bayn.
• Lelly, Hold.
• Leppington, Buc.
• Lestingham, Rydal.
• Leven, Hold.
• Leventhorpe, Lang.
• Leverton, Langb.
• Lilling, Bul.
• Lisset, Hold.
• Litham, Huns.
• Lockenby, Lang.
• Lockenton, Bayn.
• Lockton, Pick.
• L••ng, Gillingw.
• Longdale end, Whit.
• Longthorpe, Halli.
• Losthouse, Lang.
• Lostsome, Holm.
• Lovingthorne, Halli.
• Longrouston, hold.
• Lownsbrough, holm.
• Lowthorpe, Dic.
• Lund. Derwent.
• Lu••den, Bayn.
• Lune flu
• Lune Forrest, Gill. w.
• Lunton, Gillingw.
• Lynton, Bulm.
• Lynthorpe, Lan.
• Lythe, Lan.

M

• Maidthorpe, Buc.
• Masham, Hangeast.
• Maltby, Langb.
• MALTON, Ryd.
• Malton old, Rydal.
• Manfeild, Gilling.
• Maunby upon Wharle, Gil. e.
• Mapleton, Hold.
• Mappleton, hold.
• Ma••fleet, hold.
• Ma••ish, Pick.
• Marrick, Gillingw.
• S. Martins, hange.
• Ma••ton, Dic.
• Marton, Pick.
• Marton Abbey, Bul.
• Ma••ton, Holm.
• Marton, H••ld.
• Marton, Lan.
• Ma••wich, Gillingw.
• S. Mary gate, Bul.
• Mar••k flu
• Marsk, G••llingw.
• MASHAM, hange.
• Maske, D••n.
• Melborne, Holm.
• Melme••by, Halli.
• Melme••by, Hangw.
• Meltenby, Wilton.
• Melton, h••ns.
• Melton, howd.
• Mesonby, Gillingw.
• Menthorpe, Derwent.
• Menx, Hold.
• Merfleet, hold.
• Metham, howd.
• Micl••by, Lan.
• Mickleton, Gillingw.
• MIDDLE∣HAM, hangw.
• Middlesbrough, Lan.
• Middleton, halli.
• Middleton, Pick.
• Middleton, Lan.
• Middleton, Baynt.
• Middleton tras, Gil. e.
• Middleton whernhow, halli.
• Milby, Halli.
• Millington, Wilton.
• Milnthouse, Wilton.
• Montgrace Abby, Bu••.
• Mereby, Derwent.
• Merehouse, Hold.
• Meresham, Lan.
• Morton, hangeast.
• Morton, hangw.
• Morton, Bul.
• Morton, Bulm.
• Morton upon Swaile, Gil. ••.
• Morvil hill, Hangw.
• Moudthorpe, Bul.
• Moulton, Gillingeast.
• Moulgrave castle, La.
• Mowthorpe, Buc.
• Moxbie, Bul.
• Mu••ker, hangw.
• Muscots, Rydal.
• Muston, Dick.
• Myton, Bul.

N

• Naburne, Derw.
• Naby, Gill. w.
• Naste••ton, Dic.
• Napper, hangw.
• Nesse, Rydal.
• Nesswicke, Baynt.
• Nesterseld, hange.
• Newbiggen, hangw.
• Newbiggen, Burdf.
• Newbiggen hall, Lan
• Newbiggen hall, Lan
• Newbold, huns.
• Newburgh, Burdf.
• Newburgh, Burdf.
• Newby, halli.
• Newby, Lan.
• Newby, Pick.
• Newby upon w••ke, Gill. e.
• New For••est, Gill. w
• New Parke, hangeast.
• Newholme, Whit.
• Newland, howd.
• Newsam, Gillingw.
• Newsam, Burd.
• Newsam, holm.
• Newsam, Dick.
• Newsom, Rydal.
• Newton, Buck.
• Newton, Halli.
• Newton, Hold.
• Newton, Lan.
• Newton, Pick.
• Newton, hange.
• Newton, Rydal.
• Newton upon Derwent, Wilt.
• Newton Ma••il, Gill e.
• Newtō Mulgrave, La
• Newtō upon Ouse, Bu.
• S. Nicholas, Bul.
• Normanby, Rydal.
• Normanby, Whit.
• Normanby, Lan.
• Norton, Hangw.
• Norton, Buc.
• Norton, Halli.
• Norton coniers, aller.
• Nunbane holme, wilt.
• Nunhouse, Aller.
• Nunckling, hold.
• Nunnington, Rydal.
• Nunthorpe, Lan.

O

• Ossenton, Bul.
• Olewarke, Bul.
• Ollerstone Castle, Pic
• Ormesbie, Lan.
• Osberwicke, Bul.
• Osgo••by, Derwent.
• Osgoodby, Pick.
• Osmotherlay, Aller.
• Oswoldchu••ch, Ryd.
• Ottingham, hold.
• Otterington North, Aller.
• Otterington south, Bu
• Otteringtō south, Al
• Overton, Bul.
• Ovington, Gillingw.
• Ou••am, hold.
• Ouse flu
• Owter Newton, hold.
• Owston, Burd.
• Owstwicke, hold.
• Ow••horne, hold.
• Oxton, Dick.
• Oxton grange, Dic.

P

• Pate••icke b••umpton, hange.
• Pattrington, h••ld.
• Pau••holme, hold.
• Pawle, hold.
• Pawleholme, hold.
• Penhill bacon, hangw.
• Petersole, Ryd.
• P••••kall, halli.
• PICKERING, Pick.
• Pickering forrest, Pic
• Pickering lithe, Pic.
• Pickton, Lan.
• Pinchingthorpe, Lan.
• Plewland, hold.
• POCKLINGTON,
• Pock••••y, Ryd.
• Portingtong, howd.
• Pottoe, Lan.
• Potters, brinton, Dic.
• Preston, hold.
• Priston, hangwest.

R

• Rainton, Halli.
• Rasdale Abbey, Ryd.
• Raskill, Bul.
• Raswicke, hangeast.
• Rastorpe, Buc.
• Ratsey, Baynt.
• Ravensworth Castle, Gil. w
• Redker, Lan.
• Ra••th, Gillingw.
• Rial••, hold.
• Ri••call, Derwent.
• Rical, flu.
• RICHMOND, Gil. w
• Ridale flu.
• Ridmer, hangw.
• Rillington, Buc.
• Rimswel, hold.
• Ringbrough, hold.
• Ris••••o, Huns.
• Risingarth, hold.
• Riston, hold.
• Rive Abbey, Burd.
• Robinhoods bay, Wh••
• Rockcliffe, Bul.
• Rockby, Gillingw.
• Romanby, Aller.
• Rockeby, Gillingw.
• Rockwith, hangeast.
• Rossall, Bulm.
• Rosse, hold.
• Rowley, Huns.
• Rowlston, hold.
• Ro••sbie, Lan.
• Rowthe, hold.
• Rowton A••nould, hold.
• Roxby, Pick.
• Roxby, halli.
• Rudby, Lan.
• Rudlam, Rydal.
• Rudston, Dick.
• Rumboldki••ke, Gil. w
• Runckton east, Lan
• Runckton west, Alle••.
• Runswick, Lan.
• Ruston, Pick.
• Ruston, Dic.
• Ruswarpe, Whit.
• Rydale, Rydal.
• Ryd flu.
• Ryghton, Dic.
• Ryse, hold.
• Ryton, Rydal.

S

• Saltmarsh, Howd.
• Salton, Rydal.
• Sanc••on, huns.
• Sandbeck, hangw.
• Sandhutton, Bul.
• Sandholme, howd.
• Sandington, Burd.
• Sandysord, Lan.
• Sandysord, Lan.
• Sattons, hangw.
• Sawden, Pick.
• Saxay, Lan.
• Seamer, Pick.
• Seamer flu.
• Seamer beacon, Pick.
• Seassey, Aller.
• Seaton, hold.
• Seaton, holme.
• Selbury, Gillingeast.
• Settrington, Buc.
• Seven flu.
• Sewerby, Dick.
• Seakleton, Bul.
• Seagglethorpe, Buc.
• Scalby, Howd.
• Scalby, Pick.
• SCARBROVGH, pic
• Scereby, Derwent.
• Scerbrough, Baynt.
• Scerton, Gillingeast.
• Scotton, hangeast.
• Sculcots, Huns.
• Scutterskel••e, Lan.
• Scraston West, hangw
• Scranton, hangeast.
• Sherburn, Buc.
• Sherifhutton, Bul.
• Shipsey, hold.
• Shipton, Holme.
• Shipton, Bul.
• Sigglethorpe, hold.
• Sigston, Aller.
• Sigston Castle, Aller
• Silphoe, Whit.
• Silton over.
• Silton nether.
• Silton pannell, Burd
• Sinde••by, halli.
• Sinington, Pick.
• Skaling, Lan.
• Skargil, Gillingw.
• Skawton, Rydal.
• Skearne, Baynt.
• Skeckling, hold.
• Skeeby, Gillingw.
• Skef••ling, hold.
• Skelder••kew, Lan.
• Skelfleet flu.
• Skelton, howd.
• Skelton, halli.
• Skelton, Bul.
• Skelton, Gillingw.
• Skelton, Lan.
• Skemmingrane, Lan.
• Skensbie, Bul.
• Skiplam, Rydal.
• Skipw••th, Derwent.
• Skipsey, Hold.
• Skipton, Burd.
• Skitingham, Buc.
• Ski••laugh North, Hold.
• Skirley, hold.
• Skirpenbeck, buc.
• Skirsby, huns.
• Skonestone, buc.
• Skorton, Gillingeast.
• Skouter, huns.
• Skedmer, buc.
• S••••r••bie, Rydal.
• Smeaton great, Gill. e.
• Smeaton little, Gill. e.
• Sneaton, Whit.
• Snape, hangeast.
• Sne••enthorpe, Whit.
• Snylesworth, Burd.
• Southburne, Baynt.
• Sowerby, Aller.
• Sowerby, Burd.
• Spaddington, holm.
• Spawnton, Ryd.
• Spawnton, Ryd.
• Spennithorne, hangw.
• Speton, Dic.
• Spittles, Dic.
• Spittle upon stranmere, Gill. w.
• Sprotely, hold.
• Sproxton, Ryd.
• Spurnehead, hold.
• Stamford bridge, Der.
• Stamforth briggs, Wil
• Stainham, Bul.
• Stainston, Buc.
• Stainton dale, Pic.
• Stancke, Aller.
• Stansher, Whit.
• Stanwick, Gillingw.
• Stanyhow, Gillinge.
• Stappleton, Gillinge.
• Stayne••bie, Lan.
• Staynegrave, Ryd.
• Staynton, Lan.
• Staynton, hangw.
• Stathes, Lan.
• Staxton, Dick.
• Steasbie, Bu••.
• Steresbie, bul.
• Stillingfleet, Derw.
• Stillington, Bul.
• Stituham, bul.
• Stockton, bul.
• STOKESLEY, Dan.
• Stonedale, hangw.
• Stone Ferry, hol.
• Stratford, Gillingw.
• Stratford, gillingw.
• Strensall, Bul.
• Strothwad, holm.
• Subter, Aller.
• Sudcots, hold.
• Susseild, Whit.
• Sunderlandwick, bayn
• Sutton, hangeast.
• Su••ton, Halli.
• Sutton, hold.
• Sutton, buc.
• Sutton, buc.
• Sutton upon Derwent, Wilt.
• Sutton in the Forrest, Bul.
• Sutton under Whitston cli••le, Bur.
• Swanbie, Lan.
• Swainbie, halli.
• Sw••dale forrest, hanw
• Swade flu.
• Sw••ton, Pic.
• Swinton, Rydal.
• Swinton, hangeast.
• Swine, hold.

T

• Tarfeild east, halli.
• T••nfeild west, halli.
• S. Teasell, Bul.
• Trees flu.
• Terrington, bul.
• T••hthorpe, Baynt.
• Ti kham, bul.
• Theaxton, halli.
• Thimblebie, Aller.
• Thintoste, Gillinge.
• Thirkleby, Burdf.
• Thirlebie, burdf.
• Thirklebie, burdf.
• Thirlesbie, burdf.
• This••idale, buc.
• Thilthorpe, bul.
• Tho••naby, Lan.
• Thorganby, Derwent.
• Tho••kleby, hold.
• Thormanby, bul.
• Thornalby, hangw.
• Thornburgh, burdf.
• Thornbergh, hange.
• Thornholm, Dic.
• Thorne, hange.
• Thorne, hold.
• Thornegunbold, hold.
• Thornethorpe, buc.
• Thorneton, Lan.
• Thorneton, Pick.
• Thornton, Pick.
• Thornton, Wilton.
• Thornton, bul.
• Thornton, burd.
• Thornton, hangeast.
• Thornton in the leaves, Aller
• Thornton in the more, burd.
• Thornton ru••••, hanw.
• Thornton steward, h••nw.
• Thornton in the street, Aller.
• Thorpe, hold.
• Thorpe, holm.
• Thorpe, howd.
• Thorpe, huns.
• Thorpe, Gillingw.
• Thorpe, Dic.
• Thorpe, hangw.
• Thorpe basset, buc.
• Thorpe row, Aller.
• Thoroby, hangw.
• Thorpp••••om, hange.
• Thaprow, hangeast.
• Throstenby, Pick.
• THRVSK, burdf.
• Thur••bie, hangwest.
• Thwate, Hangwest.
• Thywynge, Dick.
• To••••••te••, Lan.
• Tole••bie, Lan.
• Tollerton, bul.
• Topclisse, burd.
• Toppy hill, Lan.
• Toul••ho••pe, buc.
• The Towre, Dic.
• Tranbie, huns.
• Tunstall, hold.
• Tunstell, hangeast.
• Turnton bridge, Hal.

V

• V••kerby, Gillingeast
• Verby, Lan.
• Vggelbarnby, Whit.
• Vgthorpe, Lan.
• V••••on, Howd.
• Vlston, Burdf.
• Vpsall, burd.
• Vplethun, Lan.
• Vpstane, halli.
• Vpton, hold.

W

• Wabu••••h••ll, Hangw.
• Waghe••, hold.
• Walwith, hangw.
• Walborne, hangw.
• Waldby, huns.
• Walden, hangw.
• Walgrave, Pick.
• Wolkenton Provost, Huns.
• Walkinton, howd.
• Walton, Baynt.
• Wanlas, hangwest.
• Wanford, Dic.
• Wapley, Lan.
• Waplinton, Wilton.
• Watlobie, Gillinge.
• Warthell, bul.
• Warter, baynt.
• Warton, Wilton.
• Wasland, hold.
• Wath, halli.
• Watlas, hangeast.
• Watles, hangeast.
• Waxham, hold.
• Weaverthorpe, hold.
• Weickliffe, Gillingw.
• Well, hangeast.
• Welborne, Ryd.
• Welborne, bulm.
• Welburne, burd.
• Welham, buc.
• Welton, Howd.
• Welton, hold.
• Welton, huns.
• Welwicke, hold.
• Wensedale, hangwest.
• Wenslay, hangw.
• Westerdale, Lan.
• We••••ow, buc.
• Westwarige, buc.
• Wherleton Castle, Lan.
• Wharram in the street, Buc.
• Whayston, Gillingw.
• Wheldrake, Derw.
• Whenby, bul.
• Whiteside, hangw.
• WHIT••Y, Whit.
• Whitwel, Gillingeast.
• Whitwel, bul.
• Whereleton, Lan.
• Wickham, Ryd.
• Wickham, Pick.
• Wickham Abbey, pic.
• Wigginthorpe, bul.
• Wigginton, bul.
• WIGHTON, Holm
• Wilbefosse, Wilton.
• Willerby, Dick.
• Willerby, huns.
• Willitost, holm.
• Willowbe••ke flu.
• Wilsted, hold.
• Wilsted hall, hold.
• Wilsthorpe, dic.
• Wilton, Pick.
• Wilton, Lan.
• Wilton Castle, Lan.
• Wilton Bishops, W••l.
• Wintering, hangw.
• Winton, Aller.
• Wintringham, buc.
• Witton east, hangw.
• Witton west, hangw.
• Wiske flu.
• VVoldnewton, Dic.
• VVoodal, hangw.
• VVoodhal, Derw.
• VVoodhal park, hanw
• VVomental, Rydal.
• VVansforth, baynt.
• VVasall, Aller.
• VVasall, Lan.
• VVrelton, Pic.
• VVressall, holm.
• VVulferton, huns.
• VVynestead, hold.
• VVythernwick, hold.
• VVythernsey, hold.
• VVyton, hold.

Y

• Yafford, Gillingw.
• Yapham, Wilton.
• YARVM, Lan.
• Ye••eley, Pic.
• Yeareslay, burd.
• Yeastorpe, Rydal.
• Yeddingham, buc.
• Yeneiudale, Wilton.
• Yonckslee••e, howd.
• YORKE, bul.
• Yorkes wade, Wilton
• Youlthorph, Wilt.
• Youre flu.
• Yowton, bul.
• Yrton, Pick.

Notes

• * 1.1

  The bounds of the North and East-Ridings.
• * 1.2

  The Aire.
• * 1.3

  The Soile and other Commo∣dities.
• * 1.4

  H••rrings.
• * 1.5

  Kingstone upon Hull.
• * 1.6

  Stock-fish.
• * 1.7

  Beverly a Sanctuary.
• * 1.8

  Places where are stones found like Serpents.
• * 1.9

  Where Geese fall.
• * 1.10

  Where a Sea-man was c••ught.
• * 1.11

  Water for dis∣eased eyes.
• * 1.12

  Black Amber or Jette.
• * 1.13

  Round stones with stone-Serpents in them.
• * 1.14

  The Battle of Battlebridge.
• * 1.15

  The Battle of the Standard. David King of Scots.
• * 1.16

  Mowbray.
• * 1.17

  King Henry the second.
• * 1.18

  Religious houses. Dunsley. Gisburgh. Kirkham. Deirwa••d.
• * 1.19

  Market-Townes.