“Old Malton, where the Priory was situated, is a small pleasant village, about 1 mile north of Malton Market place and 18 miles northeast of York, contains a population of 1,204 souls and 4,020 acres of land.” William White’s History, Gazetteer and Directory of the East and North Ridings of Yorkshire, 1840.
Date of Tithe map: 1847
Date of Tithe apportionment: 1844
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Please be aware; only parts of the Old Malton tithe map are listed on the apportionment.
The Earl Fiztwilliam owned a significant proportion of land in Old Malton. For estate records of the Fitzwilliam Family of Malton please see collection ZPB.