Old Parish & Official Records

This page contains details of known locations of historical parish and other official records for Arkendale. The main location of these is the North Yorkshire County Council Record Office, some are also held at the West Yorkshire Archive Service, others at The National Archives.

  • NYCCRO - www.northyorks.gov.uk/article/23584

  • WYAS - www.wyjs.org.uk/archive-service/

  • National Archives - www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
    Arkendale parish registers
    The parish registers of Arkendale (1793-1949) are available on microfilm at the North Yorkshire County Record Office. Earlier records are included in the Knaresborough parish registers.

    Arkendale census returns
    Census returns for Arkendale (1841-1901) are available on microfilm at Harrogate Reference Library.

    See: Arkendale Parish Council Minutes - 1894 - 1996 on this site

    See also:
      North Yorkshire County Council Record Office
    ReferenceDatesItems
    PR/ARD1793-1949Registers of baptisms (including a census of the population 1811-1861)
    PR/ARD1837-1979Registers of marriages
    PR/ARD1837-2000Registers of burials
    PR/ARD1914-1969Service registers
    PR/ARD1876-1955Marriage licences and banns of marriage
    PR/ARD1837-1869Incumbents' papers
    PR/ARD1751-1970Churchwardens and PCC records
    PR/ARD1826-1971Records relating to the benefice and glebe
    PR/ARD1878-1959Records relating to the church fabric and faculties
    PR/ARD1858-1862Charity papers
    PR/ARD1904-1941School records from Arkendale School
    PR/ARD1774Enclosure award
    PR/ARD1837Correspondence with the General Register Office
    PR/ARD1839Declaration of conformity by George Thomas
    PR/ARD1851Declaration of conformity by George Thomas
    PR/ARD1839Memorandum of reading of the 39 Articles
    PR/ARD1844Licence to live at School Green
    PR/ARD1851-1869Papers relating to the new parish of St Philip's, Leeds
    PR/ARD1868Letter relating to the licence to the incumbency
    PR/ARD 1/11793-1817Baptisms - Included at the beginning is a census of Arkendale for 1811. Some 19th century parish clerks are listed at the end
    PR/ARD 7/21937Correspondence relating to the transfer of pews from St Edmund's church, Leeds, to Arkendale church
    PR/ARD 7/41957-1959Catalogues, correspondence, specifications etc relating to a new organ for Arkendale church
    PR/ARD 7/51959Faculty for authorising certain works in the church of St Bartholomew, Arkendale, including the installation of the new organ
    PR/ARD 7/718xxSubscription list for a harmonium for St Bartholomew's church, Arkendale
    PR/ARD 9/11904-1941Arkendale school managers' minutes; also containing correspondence and papers relating to the school, 1870 & 1937-1941
    PR/ARD 11/11774Enclosure of open fields, stinted pasture, common and waste in Arkendale [15 membranes parchment]
    ZGG Wallace Gill, Solicitors, Knaresborough - Miscellaneous deeds, Arkendale manor admittances, Knaresborough Rifle Volunteers papers
      West Yorkshire Archive Service
    ReferenceDatesItems
    WYL555/21844 Papers including a small sketch plan and specification of a new carriage house and stable at the parsonage house, signed by John Freeman, builder and surveyor
    WYL5011825Blue Bell Inn - Draft contract for sale
    QE13/51781-1832Land tax returns for the townships in Claro Lower (including Arkendale)
    WYL230/2561591Copy of surrender - by Richard Burnham of Knaresborough, esquire, to the use of William Ingglebye of Ripley, esquire, of 2 messuages and 6 oxgangs in the townships of Arkendale and Arkendale Loftus, parcel of the monastery of Lyllyhull.
    15D74/15/4/16c1773Draft of the bill for enclosing the open fields in the Manor of Arkendale
    WYL1651 Harrogate and District Monumental Inscriptions - including St Bartholomew, Arkendale
    QS1/19/3/1/191680Indictment - John Midelton labourer of Arkendale assaulted Anna Skarr
    QS1/19/3/1/191680Petition of the inhabitants of Follyfoot for the removal of Jane Canby to Arkendale
    QS1/18/10/6/81679Petition of the overseers of the poor and other inhabitants of Arkendale, for discharge from the poor apprentice, Leonard Bruce. James Swale of Haypark in the constabulary of Knaresborough had refused to retake Bruce as his apprentice, who then went wandering and begging about the town
      The National Archives
    ReferenceDatesItems
    IR 26/4291808Will of Richard Daniel, Yeoman of Arkendale
    OS 29/3041846Arkendale: Ordnance Survey - Boundaries Branch - Journals of Inspection
    IR 58/374161910Inland Revenue Field Books - Arkendale Assessment No. 1 - 100
    ED 21/645111938Arkendale Church of England School