sheriffs of Yorkshire . Sir Arthur Ingram ( 1629) and Sir John Gibson (1630) were Commissioners . But Sir Thomas Layton ( 1631 ) was a " rebel " against Wentworth's administration . Sir Marmaduke Wyvill ( 1633) had a Catholic wife but was regarded by Wentworth as trustworthy. (Surtees Soc, 36 ; Magee . Eng. Recusants. p. 149) 55 Letter to the N. Riding Justices printed below ; to Lancs. Justices , Hist. MSS Comm . Kenyon MSS. p . 38 ; Strafford Corresp. 20 (a) /82 ; 99 ; 13 ( a) /56. (printed below.) 56 Northallerton Cty Record Office. Quarter Sessions. Book of Recusants Indicted 1629-41. The huge list for 1640 is simply a re-conviction of recusants already convicted. The W. Riding Sessions Rolls of the period have vanished. The copy printed in Yorks . Arch . Soc. Record Series 54. from a Fairfax MS is obviously very defective. Compare. Johnson. Fairfax Correspondence. p . 286 , where Stockdale writes (Nov. 1641) wapentake (of the W. Riding ) where I live , there are 532 recusants "ofInonethissort or another that pay poll money . The E. Riding Rolls, Indictments , for the period have vanished The York & Ainsty Sessions . Books are defective (Bk. 6 to 1599 ; Bk 7. 1617-19 and 1638-62 no recusant refs . ) 57 Wedgwood. Strafford. passim, on the " rebels . " ; Strafford Corresp . Letters from Hoby printed below.
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