North Yorkshire History

A minor point - just to inform readers that I have amended my text as regards the architect Walter Brierley's involvement in the Goathl...

A couple of years after Annabel put the Grey Wood estate at East Hoathly on the market, the Trustees of the Goathland Homes for Officers pu...

I have not been able to find anything about Patrick's move from Barnes, but by mid-March 1937 he was Rector of the village of Winterslo...

Patrick and Annabel stayed in Barnes for 14 years.  They had come to a beautiful place.  The area of Barnes Rectory was described in 1936 a...

Patrick had family ties to Croydon – his mother had lived there and he had sisters and brothers still in the area, though not actually livi...

On 19 June 1917, the Rev William Patrick Dott was appointed one of the temporary chaplains to the Forces, a post he held for the rest of th...

On 7 June 1909 Patrick was inducted Vicar of Dringhouses , York, by the Bishop of Beverley.   Dringhouses lies just outside York, near...