Ripley Supplementary

In 1822, the following places were in
the Parish of Ripley:

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"BIRTHWAITE, a hamlet in the township and parish of Ripley; 1¾ miles from Ripley, 7 from Ripon."

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"CLINT, in the parish of Ripley, upper-division of Claro, liberty of Knaresborough; 2 miles SW. of Ripley, 7 from Knaresborough, 8 from Ripon. Pop. 412.

This was anciently the seat of Sir William Beckwith, of Clint, Knight; part of the old house is yet remaining, called Clint Hall, a very ancient stone building, with an arched portal, situated on a lofty eminence, commanding an extensive prospect. Some remains of the moat, that once surrounded this ancient mansion, are still discernible."

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"HOLLING, (the seat of John Williamson, Esq,) in the township of Killinghall, and parish of Ripley; 2 miles from Ripley, 3 from Harrogate, 5½ from Knaresborough."

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"KILLINGHALL, in the parish of Ripley, lower division of Claro, liberties of Knaresborough and Ripon; 1¼ mile S. of Ripley, 5 from Knaresborough, 9 from Ripon. Pop. 519. A few houses at the north end of the village are within the constablery of Nidd, and liberty of Ripon." (There is further information for Killinghall).

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"SCARAH, (or Scaro or Scarowarren) 2 or 3 cotts. in the township and parish of Ripley; ½ a mile from Ripley, 6½ from Ripon."

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"SPRUISTY HALL, in the parish of Ripley, and wapentake of Claro; 2 miles S. of Ripley."