York Historic Environment Record

NMR Information:
The Hospitallers had a camera at Huntington.
No further description provided.

Source: 1 Medieval religious houses in England and Wales 308 by David Knowles and R Neville Hadcock

GIS location based on vague NMR location data and may not be exact.

Victoria County History, 1923, A History of the County of York North Riding: Volume 2, pp145-150 (Bibliographic reference). SYO2245.

A considerable amount of land in Huntington held by the brothers of the hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in 1189 (fn. 64) was increased during the following century (fn. 65) until by 1303 they owned 4 carucates here, (fn. 66) and their prior was the only landowner whose name was returned for the parish in 1316. (fn. 67) In 1456 Sir John, in 1475 Sir Thomas, Scrope of Masham were amongst the prior's tenants, (fn. 68) and when a bailiff was appointed for the lands of St. John of Jerusalem's Preceptory of Holy Trinity, Beverley, in 1543, Huntington was one of the manors in his charge. (fn. 69)