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Easingwold had a parish workhouse from the 1750's; Easingwold Poor Law Union was formed on 20th February 1837 and a new Union Workhouse was built and opened in October 1938 with a capacity of about 130. <br> | Easingwold had a parish workhouse from the 1750's; Easingwold Poor Law Union was formed on 20th February 1837 and a new Union Workhouse was built and opened in October 1938 with a capacity of about 130. <br> | ||
See also<br> | See also<br> | ||
http://www.riponmuseums.co.uk/ Yorkshire Workhouse exhibitions<br> | http://www.riponmuseums.co.uk/ Yorkshire Workhouse exhibitions<br> | ||
http://www.workhouses.org.uk/index.html?Easingwold/Easingwold.shtml<br> | http://www.workhouses.org.uk/index.html?Easingwold/Easingwold.shtml<br> | ||
==== Parishes in the Union ==== | ==== Parishes in the Union ==== | ||
[[Alne, Yorkshire]] [[Brafferton, Yorkshire]] [[Brandsby, Yorkshire]] [[Carlton Husthwaite, Yorkshire]] [[Coxwold, Yorkshire]] [[Crayke, Yorkshire]] [[Dalby, Yorkshire]] [[Easingwold, Yorkshire]] [[Farlington, Yorkshire]] [[Husthwaite, Yorkshire]] [[Kilburn, Yorkshire]] [[Marton cum Moxby, Yorkshire]] [[Myton upon Swale, Yorkshire]] [[Newton upon Ouse, Yorkshire]] [[Raskelfe]] [[Stillington, Yorkshire]] [[Sutton on the Forest, Yorkshire]] [[Thormanby, Yorkshire]] [[Whenby, Yorkshire]] | [[Alne, Yorkshire]] [[Brafferton, Yorkshire]] [[Brandsby, Yorkshire]] [[Carlton Husthwaite, Yorkshire]] [[Coxwold, Yorkshire]] [[Crayke, Yorkshire]] [[Dalby, Yorkshire]] [[Easingwold, Yorkshire]] [[Farlington, Yorkshire]] [[Husthwaite, Yorkshire]] [[Kilburn, Yorkshire]] [[Marton cum Moxby, Yorkshire]] [[Myton upon Swale, Yorkshire]] [[Newton upon Ouse, Yorkshire]] [[Raskelfe]] [[Stillington, Yorkshire]] [[Sutton on the Forest, Yorkshire]] [[Thormanby, Yorkshire]] [[Whenby, Yorkshire]] | ||
==== Records<br> ==== | |||
Guardians' minutes (1837-1934) | |||
Admissions and discharges (1882-94, 1900-13, 1922-31) | |||
Births (1867-1931) | |||
Deaths (1866-1931) | |||
Creed registers (1867-1930) | |||
Name: The County Record Office | |||
Address: Malpas Road | |||
Northallerton | |||
North Yorkshire | |||
DL7 8TB | |||
United Kingdom | |||
Email: archives@northyorks.gov.uk | |||
Tel: 01609 777585 | |||
Fax: 01609 777078 | |||
Revision as of 10:39, 28 April 2011
History[edit | edit source]
Easingwold had a parish workhouse from the 1750's; Easingwold Poor Law Union was formed on 20th February 1837 and a new Union Workhouse was built and opened in October 1938 with a capacity of about 130.
See also
http://www.riponmuseums.co.uk/ Yorkshire Workhouse exhibitions
http://www.workhouses.org.uk/index.html?Easingwold/Easingwold.shtml
Parishes in the Union[edit | edit source]
Alne, Yorkshire Brafferton, Yorkshire Brandsby, Yorkshire Carlton Husthwaite, Yorkshire Coxwold, Yorkshire Crayke, Yorkshire Dalby, Yorkshire Easingwold, Yorkshire Farlington, Yorkshire Husthwaite, Yorkshire Kilburn, Yorkshire Marton cum Moxby, Yorkshire Myton upon Swale, Yorkshire Newton upon Ouse, Yorkshire Raskelfe Stillington, Yorkshire Sutton on the Forest, Yorkshire Thormanby, Yorkshire Whenby, Yorkshire
Records
[edit | edit source]
Guardians' minutes (1837-1934)
Admissions and discharges (1882-94, 1900-13, 1922-31)
Births (1867-1931)
Deaths (1866-1931)
Creed registers (1867-1930)
Name: The County Record Office Address: Malpas Road Northallerton North Yorkshire DL7 8TB United Kingdom Email: archives@northyorks.gov.uk Tel: 01609 777585 Fax: 01609 777078