A Brief History of Crayke : Additional sources

The following sources provide further relevant information:

• Census Reports, 1801 on - . Incl. detailed report for 1831.  County Records Office, Northallerton.
• Jeffrey’s Map of 1772.  Northallerton.
• Ordnance Survey 6-inch map of 1850.  Northallerton.
• The History of Easingwold and the Forest of Galtres, by G C Cowling, 1968.  Minster Library and York Public Library.
• Legends and Traditions of Yorkshire.  Ref. to Ragnar Lodbrog and Crayke Castle.  Mr T M Higham, decd., resident at Crayke Castle, 1959-84.
• Easingwold Advertiser. Cuttings recording history of Crayke and its castle.  T N Higham.
• The Life of Marmaduke Rawdon of York.  Ed. by Robert Davies for the Camden Society, 1853.  T M Higham.
• Bishopric of Durham Estates Notitia. Multi-volume work, incl. 1743 account of the purchase of the Manor of Craike  by Henry Thompson of Kirby Hall.  Durham.
• Church Commission Audits – to 1649.  Numerous refs to Crayke, e.g. Castle and Manor of Crayke viewed, 1561.  Durham.
• Faculty Papers.  1900 and 1920 records of work done to church.  Borthwick Institute.
• Historia Rievallensis, by the Revd W Eastmead, 1824.  Minster Library.
• History of Thirsk, 1821. Referred to by Churton in Gill [1].
• Dictionary of Christian Biography, by Prof Stubbs.  Not seen, but refs to this in Preface to Symeon [6].
• The Venerable Bede, by C J Stranks.  SPCK pamphlet in Durham Cathedral.
• St Cuthbert’s Church, Crayke.  Pamphlet in church.