Church Altars - Yorkshire & Misc Notes (Scotland, Ireland, Wales, etc.)

LOC/03/07/05

Church Altars - Yorkshire & Misc Notes (Scotland, Ireland, Wales, etc.)

c 1930s

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1 volume

Hardback notebook containing histories and descriptions of churches in the following locations: Abberford, Acomb, Ackworth, Adel, Aldbrough, Allerthorpe, Alne, Ardesley, Arkendale, Arksey, Armthrope, Arthington, Aston, Badsworth, Baildon, Bardsey, Barmston, Barningham, Barnsley, Barton, Barwick in Elmet, Batley, Beeston, Bessingby, Bilborough, Beverley, Bingley, Birkin, Birstall, Barlby, Bolton upon Dean, Bolton Percy, Bolton on Swale, Bossal, Bowes, Bracewell, Bradfield, Bradford, Brafferton, Bramham, Brompton, Bubwith, Bulmer, Burley, Burnby, Burstwick, Burton, Buttercrambe, Calverley, Campsall, Cansley, Carlton, Castleford, Catterick, Low Catton, North Cave, Cayton, Clotherham, Conisborough, Coxwold, Croft, North Dalton, Darfield, Darrington, Dalton, Deighton Hall, Derwent, Dewsbury, Doncaster, Downholme, Drax, Dringhouses, Easby, Eastrington, Ecclesfield, Elland, Elloughton, Everingham, Faxflete Hall, Featherstone, Felkirk, Fenton, Fenwick, Filey, Flamborough, Flinton, Folton, Foxton, Fraisthorpe, Frickley, Fryston, Monkfrystone, Garforth, Gargrave, Garston on the Wold, Gilling, Gewndale, North Grimstone, Grimston Hall, Grynton, Guisley, Hackford, Haddersley, Halifax, Harewood, Harlsey Castle, Harpham, Helmsley, Hemsworth, Heptonstall, Heslerton (West), Hinderwell, Holme on Spaldingmoor, Hooton Pagnall, Hornby, Hornsea, Huddersfield, Hunmanby, Hunslet, Huntingdon, Hustwaite, Ilkley, Ingleton, Ingmanthorpe, Keighly, Kingston upon Hull, Hull, Kirk Hamerton, Kirkheath, Kirk Sandall, Kirkby Feltham, Kirkby Moorside, Kirkby Ravensworth, Kirkby (South), Knapton, Knaresborough, Langtoft, Lead, Ledsham, Leeds, Lissett, Liversedge, Lockington, Lowthorpe, Lythe, New Malden, Masham, Marton-in-Craven, Methley, Middleham, Middlesborough, Middleton, Middleton Tyas, Mitton (Great), Morley, Newstead, Normanton, Northallerton, North Elmersall, Nunningham, Ormesby, Osgodby, Osmotherley, Oswaldkirk, Otley, Ottringham, Overton, Patrick Brompton, Patrington, Paull, Pennystone, Pickering, Plumpton, Pontefract, Preston (Long), Raventhorpe, Rawmarsh, Riccall, Richmond, Rilestone, Ripley, Rokeby, Romaldkirk, Rotherham, Routh, Roxby, Rudby, Rudston, Ryther, Saxton, Scarborough, Scrayingham, Sowerby, Sealon, Sedbergh, Settrington, Sheffield, Sherburn, Sherrif Hutton, Sigglesthorne, Silkestone, Skeffling, Skelton, Skipton, Skirpenbeck, Slaidburn, Sledmere, Slingsby, Smeaton (Great), Snaith, Sowerby, Spofforth, Sprotborough, Stanwick, Stillingfleet, Stillington, Stokesley, Sutton, Sutton upon Derwent, Sutton in Holderness, Swillington, Tadcaster, Tankersley, Thirkleby, Thriske, Tholganby, Thomanby, Thorner, Thornhill, Thrybergh, Topcliffe, Ulrome, Wakefield, Walton, Warmsworth, Warter, Wath upon Dearne, Welwick, Wentbridge, Wentworth, Westow, Whitby, Whitgift, Whitkirk, Whorlton, Wighill, Wilbenfosse, Wilton, Winestead, Witton (East), Woodkirk, Woodsome Hall, Woolley, Woresborough, Yarm & York. They include floor plans of some of the sites, quotations from wills where requested burials or gifts specifically name the site, with bibliographic references given, as well as more general histories and descriptions. There are also some similar notes relating to some of the larger churches in Wales, Scotland and Ireland, although these are in significantly less detail.

Loddiges, Conrad (c 1883-1949), antiquary and surgeon

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