1941: Block 2. Thixendale
Schedule
| Lot No. |
Description | Tenant | Acreage | Rent £ s d |
| 10 | Manor Farm | In hand | 641.813 | Est. 280 0 0 |
| 11 | Gills Farm | W. H. Wood | 556.667 | app. 205 0 0 |
| 12 | Grits Farm | F. & J. Mudd | 620.707 | 217 0 0 |
| 13 | Cottage Buildings and Land | T.Boyes | 35.699 | 34 0 0 |
| 14 | Cottage Buildings and Land | Mrs. M. Midgley | 22.437 | 25 5 0 |
| 15 | Cottage Buildings and Land | G. Williamson | 7,802 | 15 15 0 |
| 16 | Cottage Buildings and Land | W. Bradley | 6.923 | 14 0 0 |
| 17 | Cottage Buildings and Land | F. Coates | 9.310 | 21 15 0 |
| 18 | Cottage Buildings and Garden | T. Hudson | 6.192 | 14 10 0 |
| 19 | Cottage and Garden | Mrs. E. Found | .118 | 5 0 0 |
| 20 | Cottage and Garden | G. Heptun | .050 | 5 0 0 |
| 21 | Cottage and Garden | K Suggitt | .150 | 5 0 0 |
| 22 | Cottage and Garden | F.Burgess | .125 | 5 0 0 |
| 23 | Cottage and Garden | W. Wood | .220 | 6 0 0 |
| 24 | Garden | W.Lacey | .030 | 5 0 |
| 25 | Cottage and Garden | F. Harben | .150 | 7 16 0 |
| 26 | Cottage and Garden | A. Pudsey | .251 | 7 16 0 |
| 27 | Cottage and Garden | A. Hepton | .150 | 7 16 0 |
| 28 | Cottage and Garden | T. W. Jefferson | .160 | 8 0 0 |
| 29 | School and House | East Riding County Council | .351 | 12 13 0 |
| 30 | Cottage and Garden | In hand | .238 | Est. 39 0 0 |
| 1,909.543 | £1,036 11 0 | |||
| 31 | Grass Field |
Lot 10 - Manor Farm
WITH VACANT POSSESSION
Area 641 Acres, 3 roods, 5 poles
AN EXCELLENT MIXED FARM
known as
MANOR FARM, Thixendale
SITUATION
THE FARM land encircles the village of Thixendale and the house and steading lie conveniently at the North end.
THE LAND
is typical of the wold country and lies well for the homestead.
THE FARM HOUSE
is a fine detached residence, built of brick and tile, and affords the following accommodation:-
TWO LIVING ROOMS, KITCHEN, SCULLERY, STOREROOM and PANTRY. On the First Floor are FIVE BEDROOMS and TWO MEN’S ROOMS.THE FARM BUILDINGS
are of the same structure as the House, and in an excellent state of repair. They consist of large Fold Yard, Thirteen-stall Stable, Byre for Eleven, Seven Loose Boxes, Barn, Granary, and Chaff and Turnip House, Four-stall Groom Stable.
WOLD BUILDINGS
There are two sets of additional buildings on the South and North side if the Dale, each comprising open Fold Yard, Barn and Granary.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
189 Arable 16.869 190 Arable 26.448 191 Arable 29.328 195 Arable 52.751 199 Arable 24.946 200 Arable 54.876 160 Arable 28.814 150 Arable 21.392 148 Arable 18.679 138 Arable 28.050 161 Arable 34.024 171 Arable 13.540 168 Arable 24.197 136 Arable 35.972 172 Road 3.799 137 Road 3.441 174 Grass 8.565 Pt 176 Grass 1.893 188 Grass 14.772 198 Grass 17.214 194 Grass 95.272 139 Grass 27.697 163 Grass 3.500 169 Grass 28.704 173 Grass 10.612 186a Grass .400 164 Grass 8.966 175 House and Buildings 1.732 192 House and Buildings 4.297 162 House and Buildings 1.033 641.813 In hand.
This was lot 3 in the 1919 sale .
Lot 11 - Gills Farm
Area 556 Acres, 2 roods, 26 poles
AN IMPORTANT WOLD FARM
known as
GILL’S FARM, Thixendale
SITUATION
THE FARM is situated on a good road well protected by trees and overlooking Thixendale village.
THE LAND
lies conveniently for the homestead and in a ring fence.
THE FARM HOUSE
built of brick and tile, comprises THREE LIVING ROOMS, TWO KITCHENS, SCULLERY, DAIRY, FIVE BEDROOMS. MAN’S ROOM and a large ATTIC.
HIND’S HOUSE
This comprises TWO LIVING ROOMS, KITCHEN and SCULLERY, THREE BEDROOMS.
THE FARM BUILDINGS
are of brick and slate, and comprise covered Fold Yard, Two Eight-stall Stables, Six Loose Boxes, Two Byres, each for Eight, Barn, Two Granaries, Eight-bay Dutch Barn. Blacksmith’s and Joiner’s Shop, Turnip and Chaff House, Cart Shed, Two open Fold Yards.
Let on a yearly 6th April tenancy to Mr. W. H. Wood at an apportioned rent of £205 per annum, subject to a temporary allowance of £25 per annum. 31, 36, 108 In hand.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
40 Arable 37.020 41 Arable 28.113 42 Arable 23.350 107 Arable 21.824 28 Arable 43.377 27 Arable 35.629 26 Arable 43.675 29 Arable 27.048 30 Arable 22.252 110 Arable 25.760 111 Arable 31.381 151 Arable 38.337 152 Arable 36.229 33 Grass 1.455 34 Grass 2.940 25 Grass 50.996 Pt106 Grass 59.560 38 Grass 3.529 37 Grass 2.375 39 Grass 14.347 32 House and Buildings 3.135 31 Plantation 3.574 36 Road .456 108 Road .305 556.667
This was lot 4 in the 1919 sale .
Lot 12 - Grits Farm
Area 620 Acres, 2 roods, 33 poles
AN EXCELLENT FARM
known as
THIXENDALE GRITS
SITUATION
On a good road in a sheltered position convenient for and overlooking the picturesque village of Thixendale.
THE LAND
is arranged in a ring fence round the steading and includes two valuable Dales for grazing and some excellent arable land.
THE FARM HOUSE
An attractive detached residence, lies well for the main road, and is well constructed in of brick and tile. The accommodation includes THREE LIVING ROOMS, TWO KITCHENS, SCULLERY, PANTRY, SIX BEDROOMS. MAN’S ROOM, BATHROOM and BOX-ROOM.
COTTAGES
A pair of Cottages built of brick and tile, each containing LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN and THREE BEDROOMS.
THE FARM BUILDINGS
are well planned round the house, and comprise open Fold Yard, Three Loose Boxes, Byre for Ten and Two Byres for Six, Turnip House, Twelve-stall Stable, Double Box and Calf House, Three Granaries, large covered Fold Yard, Two Barns, Four-bay Implement Shed, Binder and Milk House, Two Six-bay Cart Sheds.
Let on a yearly 6th April tenancy to Messrs. F. and J. Mudd at a rent of £217 per annum. 20a In hand.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
17 House and Buildings 3.310 17a Garden .415 16 Grass 2.249 22 Grass 2.610 21 Grass 5.330 24 Grass 41.140 5 Grass 72.917 153 Grass 42.122 20 Arable 48.467 4 Rough 3.599 1 Arable 48.549 3 Arable 23.372 2 Arable 45.009 6 Arable 51.867 7 Arable 42.932 10 Arable 38.587 11 Arable 30.656 12 Arable 35.575 14 Arable 35.431 23 Arable 29.604 13 Road .218 154 Road .320 150 Road 2.170 9 Cottages .631 15 Plantation 9.082 18 Plantation 1.219 20a Plantation 3.326 620.707
This was lot 5 in the 1919 sale .
Lot 13 - Cottage Farm
Area 35 Acres 2 roods 32 poles
An Attractive Small Holding
known as
COTTAGE HOUSE
Thixendale
SITUATION:At the Western End of the village of Thixendale and adjoining the Manor House Farm.
THE LAND: The land in this Lot includes the village cow pastures, which are subject to other cow gaits as disclosed in the schedule hereto.
THE HOUSE, which is also the village Store, is semi-detached, built of brick and tiles and contains LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN and TWO BEDROOMS.
THE FARM BUILDINGS to the rear of the Cottage consist of Two Loose Boxes, Byre for Two, Two Piggeries, Two-stall Stable, Barn, Granary, and a small Fold Yard.
Let on a yearly 6th April tenancy to Mr. T. Boyes at a rent of £34 per annum.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
Pt 175a Cottage and Homestead .200 Pt 176 Garden .090 Pt 177 Shed, Grass and Paddock .450 Pt 113 Grass 7.203 179
158
185Cow pasture Gross Area 21.500
Subject to:
Three Cowgaits on Lot 14 7.098
One Cowgait on Lot 17 2.366 Effective Area
12.045Pt 157 Grass 2.438 Pt 113a Arable 8.332 Pt 112 Arable 1.981 Pt 149 Arable 2.960 35.699 This lot refers to what is now Cottage Farm and additional lands opposite and to the east. Cottage Farm was lot 6 in the 1919 sale .
Lot 14
Area 22 Acres 1 rood 30 poles
A Similar Holding
known as
COTTAGE No. 1
Thixendale
SITUATION: Adjoining Cottage House
THE LAND lies in Thixendale, and there is also a valuable Accommodation Field opposite the cottage.
THE HOUSE, built of brick and tile contains TWO KITCHENS, DAIRY, TWO BEDROOMS and small Attic.
THE FARM BUILDINGS consist of Two-stall Stable, Byre for Two, Two Piggeries, Barn, Granary, and Cart Shed.
Let on a yearly 6th April tenancy to Mrs. M. Midgely at a rent of £25 5s 0d.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
Pt 175a House and Buildings .130 Pt 177 Grass .376 Pt 113 Grass 3.012 Pt 157 Grass 2.530 Pt 112 Arable 4.021 Pt 113a Arable 2.484 Pt 149 Arable 2.692 Three Cowgaits in the village Cow Pasture. See Lot 13 7.098 22.377 This was lot 7 in the 1919 sale. Later, parts merged with Cottage Farm and parts became The Old Stables.
Lot 15 - Beamer View
Area 7 Acres 3 roods 8 poles
A Modern Semi-detached Cottage Holding
known as
COTTAGE No. 2
Thixendale
THE HOUSE is built in keeping with the rest of the village. It contains LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN, PANTRY, WASH HOUSE, COAL HOUSE and THREE BEDROOMS.
THE OUTBUILDINGS are convenient and consist of Cow house for Two, Barn, and Pig Sty.
Let on a yearly tenancy to Mr. G. Williamson at rent of £15 15s 0d per annum.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
Pt 184 House and Buildings .250 Pt 155 Grass 2.033 Pt 157 Grass 2.950 Pt 149 Arable 2.569 7.802
This was lot 12 in the 1919 sale .
Lot 16 - Little Garth
Area 6 Acres 3 roods 29 poles
A Similar Cottage
known as
COTTAGE No. 3
Thixendale
THE LAND adjoins the Cottage.
THE HOUSE is built in keeping with the rest of the village. It contains LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN, PANTRY, WASH HOUSE, COAL HOUSE and THREE BEDROOMS.
THE OUTBUILDINGS are convenient and consist of Cow house for Two, Barn, and Pig Sty.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
Pt 184 House and Buildings .250 156 Grass 1.474 Pt 157 Grass 2.800 Pt 149 Arable 2.399 6.923
Let on a yearly tenancy to Mr. W. Bradley at rent of £14 per annum.This was lot 13 in the 1919 sale .
Lot 17 - Now Village Stores
Area 9 Acres 1 rood 1 pole
A Semi-detached Cottage Holding
known as
COTTAGE No. 4
Thixendale
SITUATION: Opposite the village Church.
THE LAND adjoins the Cottage and runs alongside the village street.
THE HOUSE, built of brick and slate contains LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN, PANTRY and THREE BEDROOMS.
THE OUTBUILDINGS, of similar construction consist of Barn and Piggery.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
Pt 180 House and Buildings .720 Pt 112 Arable 1.783 Pt 113 Grass 2.296 Pt 177 Smithy, etc. .100 Pt 113a Arable 2.045 One Cow gait in the village Cow Pasture. See Lot 13 2.366 9.310 Let on a yearly tenancy to Mr. F. Coates at a rent of £21 15s 0d per annum.
This lot covers what is now the Village Stores and ‘Tanglewood’. Parts of the Smithycan still bee seen. This was lot 17 in the 1919 sale .
Lot 18 - Carriers Cottage
Area 6 Acres 0 rood 31 poles
A Modern
Semi-detached Cottage Holding
known as
COTTAGE No. 5
Thixendale
SITUATION: Situated in the middle of the village opposite the School.
THE HOUSE is built of brick and red tile, and is in keeping with the rest of the village. It contains LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN, WASH HOUSE, COAL HOUSE and THREE BEDROOMS.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
Pt 178 House and Buildings .177 Pt 112 Arable 1.158 Pt 113 Grass 1.591 Pt 113a Arable 3.268 6.192 Let on a yearly tenancy to Mr. T. Hudson at a rent of £14 10s 0d.per annum.
This was lot 19 in the 1919 sale .
Lot 19
Area 19 poles
An Attractive Cottage
known as
COTTAGE No. 6
Thixendale
SITUATION: Built at the side of Cottage House, with a small grass paddock on the other side of the road.
THE HOUSE, built of brick and tile, PARLOUR-KITCHEN, SCULLERY, DAIRY and TWO BEDROOMS.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
Pt 175a House and Buildings .006 Pt 177 Grass .112 .118 Let on a yearly tenancy to Mrs. E. Found at a rent of £5 per annum.
This was lot 8 in the 1919 sale .
Lot 20
Area 8 poles
An Detached Cottage
known as
COTTAGE No. 7
Thixendale
SITUATION: In the village, on the West side of the school.
THE HOUSE, built of brick, stone and slate, and contains large ENTRANCE PORCH, PARLOUR-KITCHEN, PANTRY and TWO BEDROOMS.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
Pt 176 House and Buildings .050 Let on a yearly tenancy to Mr. G. Hepton at a rent of £5 per annum.
This refers to the cottage on the corner of the road junction opposite what is now The Old Post Office. This was lot 9 in the 1919 sale .
Lot 21
Area 24 poles
A Terrace Cottage
known as
COTTAGE No. 8
Thixendale
THE HOUSE, standing in a small garden is built of stone and tile, contains LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN, and TWO BEDROOMS.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
Pt 187 House and Buildings .150 Let on a yearly tenancy to Mr. E. Suggitt at a rent of £5 per annum.
This refers to the western part of ‘Round-The-Bend’. This was lot 14 in the 1919 sale
Lot 22
Area 20 poles
A Similar Terrace Cottage
known as
COTTAGE No. 9
Thixendale
THE HOUSE, built of stone and tile, contains KITCHEN, WASH HOUSE, ONE LARGE DIVIDED BEDROOM.
OUTBUILDINGS, Stone and tile Piggery
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
Pt 187 House and Buildings .125 Let on a yearly tenancy to Mr. F. Burgess at a rent of £5 per annum.
This refers to the eastern part of ‘Round-The-Bend’, adjoining the pub. This was lot 15 in the 1919 sale .
Lot 23
Area 34 poles
A Semi-detached Cottage
known as
COTTAGE No. 10
Thixendale
THE HOUSE, standing next to the School House, built of brick and tile, and containing LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN, PANTRY.
OUTBUILDINGS, Loose Box.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
Pt 184 House and Buildings .220 Let on a yearly tenancy to Mr. W. Wood at a rent of £6 per annum.
The location of this lot is not clear. The Ord. No. number suggests a location near to ‘Kirlyn’, but that does not match the wording above showing the house standing next to the school house.
Lot 24
Area 5 poles
A SMALL GARDEN
SITUATION. In the middle of the village of Thixendale, adjoining the Cow Pastures.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
Pt 180 Garden .030 Let on a yearly tenancy to Mr. W. Lacey at a rent of 5s per annum.
This refers to land approximately opposite ‘Kirlyn’. This was lot 16 in the 1919 sale .
Lot 25
Area 24 poles
An Attractive Semi-detached Cottage
known as
COTTAGE No. 11
Thixendale
SITUATION. Opposite the School and School House in the middle of the village.
THE HOUSE is of modern construction and built of brick and red tile, and contains LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN, WASH-HOUSE, COAL HOUSE and THREE BEDROOMS.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
Pt 178 House and Buildings .150 Let on a yearly tenancy to Mr. F. Harben at a rent of £7 16s. 0d per annum.
Currently 3 Diamond Cottages. This was lot 20 in the 1919 sale.
Lot 26
Area 1 rood
An Semi-detached Cottage
known as
COTTAGE No. 12
Thixendale
SITUATION. Situated opposite the Church.
THE HOUSE stands a little way back from the village street, and contains LIVING ROOM, PANTRY, KITCHEN, THREE BEDROOMS, WASH-HOUSE.
OUTBUILDINGS are of brick and slate, and consist of Barn, Piggery, and Stable.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
Pt 180 House and Buildings .251 Let on a yearly tenancy to Mr. A. Pudsey at a rent of £7 16s. 0d per annum.
Currently called Church View, next to the village stores. This was lot 18 in the 1919 sale .
Lot 27
Area 24 poles
A Modern
Semi-detached Cottage
known as
COTTAGE No. 13
Thixendale
SITUATION. Opposite the School House.
THE HOUSE is of modern construction and built of brick and red tile, and contains LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN, WASH-HOUSE, COAL HOUSE and THREE BEDROOMS.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
Pt 178 House and Buildings .150 Let on a yearly tenancy to Mr. A. Hepton at a rent of £7 16s. 0d per annum.
Currently 2 Diamond Cottages. This was lot 21 in the 1919 sale.
Lot 28
Area 26 poles
A Similar Cottage
known as
COTTAGE No. 14
Thixendale
SITUATION. In the middle of the village.
THE HOUSE is constructed of brick and red tile, and contains LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN, WASH-HOUSE, COAL HOUSE and THREE BEDROOMS.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
Pt 178 House and Buildings .160 Let on a yearly tenancy to Mr. T. W. Jefferson at a rent of £8 per annum.
This was lot 22 in the 1919 sale .
Lot 29
Area 1 rood 16 poles
THE
SCHOOL and SCHOOLHOUSE
Thixendale
SITUATION. Adjoining the Church in the centre of the village.
THE HOUSE is attractively designed in mellowed bricks and tiled roof, and contains LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN, SCULLERY, TWO BEDROOMS.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
Pt 181 School and Schoolhouse .351 The School House is let on a yearly tenancy to the East Riding County Council at a rent of £12 12s. 0d per annum. The School is let at a nominal rent of 1s. per annum.
This was not in the 1919 sale.
Lot 30
WITH VACANT POSESSION
Area 38 poles
A Semi-detached Cottage
known as
COTTAGE No. 15
Thixendale
SITUATION. At the eastern end of the village.
THE HOUSE is built of brick and tile and fronts on to the village street. It contains LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN, SCULLERY, THREE BEDROOMS.
OUTBUILDINGS Brick and tile Loose Box.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
Pt 184 House and Buildings .238 In hand.
This refers to October Barn and land to the left and right of it. This was lot 10 in the 1919 sale.
Lot 31
Area 17 acres 2 roods 15 poles
A VALUABLE GRASS FIELD
situated at
Bishop Wilton
WAYLEAVE. The lot is subject to the Buckrose Light & power Company Limited wayleave for electricity cables and poles, etc., over this land at 4s. per annum, under an agreement which can be seen as provided in Stipulation No. 7 above.
Ord. No.
DESCRIPTION
Area (acres)
376 Grass 17.595 Let with Lot 11 to Mr. W. H. Wood on a yearly tenancy at an apportioned rent of £10 per annum.
Originals
