197. *O. TIMOTHY. HARWOOD. 1668 = A horse bridled. R. IN. LEEDS. HIS. HALF. PENY=T. D. H. He was assessed in Briggate at one hearth. 198. *0. WILLIAM. HODGSON=A man smoking. R. IN. LEEDES. 1669=HIS HALF PENY. 199. *0. ROBERT. HVRST=. A fleece suspended in shield (the Arms of Leeds). R. IN. LEEDES-R. M. H. Robert Hurst, of Briggate, Leeds, was assessed at eight hearths in 1663; he must, consequently, have been a man of property. 200. *O. BARTH. IBITSON=The Butchers' Arms. R. OF. LEEDS. 1667-HIS HALFE PENY. Bartholomew Ibbitson was rated at one hearth in the north part of Leeds Main Riding to the Hearth-tax in 1663. The original return is still amongst the archives of the Leeds Corporation; among the names are to be found most of the issuers of tokens in Leeds. 201. *O. Lancelot. Iveson. in. Leeds. his. halfe. Peny. 68 (in five lines). R. (No legend.) Arms: a chevron between three When the second charter of the Leeds Corporation was granted, in 1661, Launcelot Iveson was appointed one of the twenty-four assistants. The arms are apparently those of the Pewterers' Company; they differ from those given to the Iveson family in Thoresby's "Ducatus Leodiensis," viz., a chevron between three blackamores' heads couped. He was buried June 21, 1673, from the Black Bank. 202. *O. ANDR. LISTER AND. WILL CROFT - Arms: A fleur de-lys. R. THEIR HALF PENY IN LEEDES Arms: a heart. 1668. . 203. O. EDWARD. MASSEY = A sugar-loaf. R. GROCER. IN. LEEDES HIS PENNY. 1669. I 204. *O. Ioseph. Oddie. in. Leeds. his half. peny (in four lines). R. O. MEMENTO. FINIS= A skull. 1668. 14 205. *O. CRISTOPHER. RIDER = HIS HALFE PENNY. R. IN. LEEDS. 1669 = C. A. R. Assessed in Kirkgate at two hearths. 206. O. ARTHVR ROOME = A man walking with a stick. = R. IN. LEEDES. 1672 HIS HALF PENY. He was assessed in Briggate at one hearth. 207. *0. IERIMY. RVMFEILD HIS HALF PENY. R. OF. LEEDS . 1670=1. E. R. The above token was found within a few miles of Canterbury, and is thought by Mr. A. H. Baldwin, of Plumstead, to belong to Leeds in Kent. 208. O. Thomas. Saul. in. Leeds. Shooe maker = T . B . S. (in four lines). This token is in the British Museum; it was presented by the late Lieut.-Colonel Montresor, Grenadier Guards. "Anne, the wife of Philip Saull, by order of the Court, was ducked as a common scold, and a maker of strife and discord among her neighbours. The like order that Jane Milner and Elizabeth Wooler be ducked, upon the complaint of the inhabitants.”—Circa, 1694. Wardell's "Municipal History of Leeds." 209. O. TIMOTHY. SMITH. OF = A glove. R. LEEDS. HIS. HALF PENYT. M S. 210. *O. MATHEW. STABLE = M. S. 211. *O. IOHN. WALKER = I L. W. Three crowns. R. IN. LEEDES. 1666= HIS HALF PENY. 212. *O. HENRY. WILKINSON = A merchant's mark. R. IN. LEEDES. 1668 = HIS PENNY. 213. *O. WILL: WOODHEAD. GROCER R. IN. = A sugar-loaf. = LEYBURN. 214. *O. IAMES. ALLEN. 1666 = IN. LABORNE. == R. GOD. SAVE. THE, KING = The King's head crowned. LIGHTCLIFFE (PARISH OF HALIFAX). 215. *O. SVSANNA. WILSON A pair of tongs. R. OF. LEIGHTLIFE. 1667 = HER HALFE PENNY. LONG PRESTON. 216. O. THOMAS LAMBERT. IN. LONG. PRESTON = A chevron between three lambs. R. WILL. EXCHANGE. THIS. PENY = 1671. T.L. MALTBY. 217. *O. GABRIELL. NORMAVILE=G. N. Arms of the Normavile family. R. IN. MOLTBY. 1669- HIS HALFE PENY. MALTON. 218. *O. LAWRENCE. DICKINSON = The Skinners' Arms. 219. *O. EDMVND. DRING. 1666 The King's head. 220. *O. THO. GALLOWAY. GROCER = The Grocers' Arms. R. IN. MALTON. HIS. HALF. PENY. = A ship. 221. *O. IOHN. HARRINGTON = The Grocers' Arms. R. IN. NEW. MALTON. 1667 HIS HALFE PENNY. = 222. *O. IOHN. HENDERSON. OF. NEW=. A hat and feather. R. MALTON Arms. 223. *O. A. Madox. of. new. Malton. &. Kerby. Moorside. his.(in five lines). R. A hen and chickens. (Heart-shape.) R. OF. NEW. MALTON. 1666 = HIS HALF PENY. 225. *O. MICHAELL. PENNOCKE = The Vintners' Arms. R. OF. NEW. MALTON. 1666 = HIS HALF PENY. 226. *O. IOSEPH. PRESTON. OF. NEW = 1668. Three bells. R. MALTON. HIS. HALF. PENY The Mercers' Arms. = 227. *O. ROBERT. RYMER. 1667 The Mercers' Arms. = R. OF. MALTON. HIS. HALF. PENY = R. R. 228. *O. Will. Snary. in. New. Malton (in four lines.) R. HIS. HALF. PENYA horse trotting. "To Malton come I, praising th' saile, Sir, Of an horse without a tail, Sir. Be he maim'd, lam'd, blind, diseased, If I sell him, I'm well pleased; Should this Javell dye next morrow, I partake not in his sorrow."-Barnabee's Journal. This token is in the possession of the Rev. R. T. Whytehead, of Bewholme. Market Weighton in the locality is generally called Weighton, the Market being dropped. 230. *O. RICHARD MARSHALL. OFR. M. M. Bunch of grapes. R. MARKET. WEETON. 1668 HIS HALFE PENNY. = The Vicar of Market Weighton, the Rev. A. Foxley, has kindly made the following extracts from the parish register: "A young infant of Richard Marshall, being a daughter not baptized, was buried Oct. 4, 1670.' "Ffrances, daughter of Richard Marshall, was baptized April ye (?), 1672." Ffrances, the daughter of Richard Marshall, buried April (?), 1672.” "Robert, the son of Richard Marshall, was baptized the 18th January, 1673." MARSDEN. 231. O. RICH. KIPPAX. BANKES MAN = A bankman's hook. R. OF. MARSDEN COALE PITT = HIS HALF PENY. MASHAM. 232. *O. MICHAELL. HAVKINS = A man making candles. R. IN. MASHAM. 1666= M. H. MIDDLEHAM. 233. O. LAWRENCE. CAVE = The Grocers' Arms. 234. *O. CHARLES. TODD = The Grocers' Arms. 1669. R. IN. MIDLEHAM. 1668 = HIS HALFE PENY. This token was given to me by Mr. H. S. Gill, of Tiverton, who acquired it at Tavistock. MIDDLETON. 235. *O. FRANCES. CONYERS. OF. MIDLTON. IN. YORKESHIRE. HIS HALF. PENY. 1669 (in seven lines). R. FOR. THE. VSE. OF. YE. COLE. PITS = A falcon. There are several Middletons in Yorkshire and other counties; but this toker was no doubt issued at Middleton, in the parish of Rothwell, near Leeds, as there are no coalpits at the other places of that name in the county. NORTHALLERTON. 236. *O. EDMVND. BARSTOW. IN=E. I. B. Arms on a fess three crescents. R. NORTH. ALLERTON. 1667 = HIS HALF PENY. 237. *O. EDMVND. BVRSTOW. IN=E. I. B. as last. R. NORTH. ALLERTON. 1667 = HIS HALF PENY. 1653, Jan. 31. Christopher, sonne of Edmond and Isabel Barstow, bapt. 1657, Jan. 9. Jane, daughter of Edmond and Isabel Barstow, bapt. 1657, Nov. 21. Christopher, sonne of Edmond and Isabell Barstow, buried. 1657, March 14, Edmond, sonne of Edmond and Isabell Barstow, buried. 1659, Jan. 23. Isabell Barstowe, daug. of Edmond and Isabell, bapt. 1670, Jan. 9. Mr. Edmond Barstow buried. 4 238. *O. THOMAS. BARSTOW = The Mercers' Arms. R. IN. NORTH. ALLERTON=T. M. B. 1661, June 20. Mr. Thomas Barstow, ye elder, buried. 1670, Oct. 20. Mr. Thomas Barstow and Mary Metcalfe married. 1671, Oct. 17. Mr. Thomas Barstow, son of Mr. Edmond Barstow, buried. 239. O. WM. HVTTON. OF. NORTH = (detrited). R. ALLERTON. HATTER. 1669 = HIS HALF PENY. “Aug. 6, 1685. William, son of Christopher Hutton, buried.". register. - Parish The above token is from "Annals of Northallerton," by the Rev. J. L. Saywell, p. 100. William Hutton the historian, writing in 1805, says: "My grandfather's grandfather enjoyed the capital honour of furnishing the place (Northallerton) with hats." 241. O. IOHN. ROBINSON = HIS HALF PENY. R. OF. NORTHALLERTON = A ship. 242. *O. FRANCIS. RYMER. OF. NORTH = The Mercers' Arms. R. ALLERTON. MERCER. 1670= HIS HALF PENY. F. R. 1595, Oct. 12. Franciscus Rymer, Rich. fil., bapt. 1506, April 2. Franciscus Rymer, Edw. fil., bap. 12 For the extracts from the Northallerton registers I am indebted to the Rev. B. C. Caffin, M.A., Rural Dean. OTLEY. 243. *O. THOMAS . ENGLAND. IN. OTLEY = HIS PENNY. R. IN. YORKSHIRE. 1670 = A heart. I By the kindness of the Vicar of Otley, the Rev. S. R. Anderson, M.A., who has examined the registers of his parish, I am enabled to give the following extracts relating to the issuers of tokens in this town. The Englands seem, by the frequent occurrence of their name during the whole of the seventeenth century in the regis ters, to have been a numerous family in Otley. We have the following entries under baptisms, marriages and burials: Baptism. 1614, July 14. Thomas, son of William England. 1619, June 15. Thomas, son of Walter England. 1640, Feb. 4. Marriage. 1610, June 30. Thomas England and Ffrances Wade. 1641, Feb. - Thomas England and Elizabeth Marton. Burial. 1609, Sep. 28. Thomas England. 1632, Nov. 14. Thomas England. 1652, Dec. 25. Thomas England, son of Leonard. |
