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'''Allertonshire''' or '''Allerton''' is a [[wapentake]] in the [[North Riding of Yorkshire]] and was formerly a liberty belonging to the [[Bishop of Durham]]. | [[File:Allertonshire Wapentake - Yorkshire.svg|thumb|250px|Allertonshire Wapentake shown within the North Riding and Yorkshire]] | ||
'''Allertonshire''' or '''Allerton''' is a [[wapentake]] in the [[North Riding of Yorkshire|North Riding]] of [[Yorkshire]] and was formerly a liberty belonging to the [[Bishop of Durham]]. | |||
The wapentake is named after [[Northallerton]] (historically "Allerton"), its chief town. The wapentake was once vested in the [[Bishop of Durham]] as a liberty, and remained an ecclesiastical peculiar belonging to Durham until the 19th century. | The wapentake is named after [[Northallerton]] (historically "Allerton"), its chief town. The wapentake was once vested in the [[Bishop of Durham]] as a liberty, and remained an ecclesiastical peculiar belonging to Durham until the 19th century. | ||
The | In 2011, Allertonshire had a population of 22,265. | ||
The wapentake includes the ancient parishes of: | |||
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*[[Birkby, Yorkshire|Birkby]] | *[[Birkby, Yorkshire|Birkby]] | ||
*[[Great Smeaton]] ([[Hornby, Allertonshire|Hornby]] township, part)<sup>*</sup> | |||
*[[Hutton Conyers]] (ex. par.) | |||
*[[Kirby Sigston]] | *[[Kirby Sigston]] | ||
*[[Kirklington]] ([[Howgrave]] township)<sup>†</sup> | |||
*[[Leake, Yorkshire|Leake]] | *[[Leake, Yorkshire|Leake]] | ||
*[[Northallerton]] | *[[Northallerton]] | ||
*[[North Otterington]] (except [[Thornton-le-Moor]])<sup>‡</sup> | |||
*[[Osmotherley]] | *[[Osmotherley]] | ||
*[[North | *[[Pickhill]] ([[Holme, North Riding|Holme]] township)<sup>†</sup> | ||
*[[Thornton-le-Street]] | *[[Thornton-le-Street]] | ||
*[[Sessay]] (part)<sup>§</sup> | |||
*[[Sockburn]] (townships of [[Girsby]] and [[Over Dinsdale]])<sup>‖</sup> | |||
*[[Wath]] (Norton Conyers township)<sup>†</sup> | |||
*[[West Rounton]] | |||
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<sup>*</sup>: Remainder of Hornby in [[Langbaurgh Wapentake]]; Great Smeaton township in [[East Gilling]].<br /> | |||
<sup>†</sup>: Remainder in [[Hallikeld]] wapentake.<br /> | |||
<sup>‡</sup>: In [[Birdforth Wapentake]].<br /> | |||
<sup>§</sup>: Part of Hutton Sessay in Birdforth wapentake.<br /> | |||
<sup>‖</sup>: Remainder in [[County Durham]].<br /> | |||
{{Yorkshire wapentakes|riding=North}} | |||
[[Category:Pseudo-shires]] | [[Category:Pseudo-shires]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:49, 22 October 2019
Allertonshire or Allerton is a wapentake in the North Riding of Yorkshire and was formerly a liberty belonging to the Bishop of Durham.
The wapentake is named after Northallerton (historically "Allerton"), its chief town. The wapentake was once vested in the Bishop of Durham as a liberty, and remained an ecclesiastical peculiar belonging to Durham until the 19th century.
In 2011, Allertonshire had a population of 22,265.
The wapentake includes the ancient parishes of:
- Birkby
- Great Smeaton (Hornby township, part)*
- Hutton Conyers (ex. par.)
- Kirby Sigston
- Kirklington (Howgrave township)†
- Leake
- Northallerton
- North Otterington (except Thornton-le-Moor)‡
- Osmotherley
- Pickhill (Holme township)†
- Thornton-le-Street
- Sessay (part)§
- Sockburn (townships of Girsby and Over Dinsdale)‖
- Wath (Norton Conyers township)†
- West Rounton
*: Remainder of Hornby in Langbaurgh Wapentake; Great Smeaton township in East Gilling.
†: Remainder in Hallikeld wapentake.
‡: In Birdforth Wapentake.
§: Part of Hutton Sessay in Birdforth wapentake.
‖: Remainder in County Durham.
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East Riding: Buckrose • Dickering • Harthill • Holderness • Howdenshire • Ouse and Derwent • North Riding: Allertonshire • Birdforth • Bulmer • East Gilling • Hallikeld • Hang East • Hang West • Langbaurgh • Pickering Lythe • Ryedale • West Gilling • Whitby Strand • West Riding: Agbrigg and Morley (Agbrigg, Morley) • Ainsty • Barkston Ash • Claro • Osgoldcross • Skyrack • Staincliffe and Ewcross (Staincliffe, Ewcross) • Staincross • Strafforth and Tickhill |