Arnold, in the parishes of Long Riston and Swine, north division of Holderness; 7 miles from Beverley, 10 ½ from Hull, 14 ½ from Great Driffield. – Pop. including Routon and North Skirlaugh, 260, which being united form a township.
Source: A Topographical Dictionary of Yorkshire By Thomas Langdale. Second Edition. Printed and Sold by J. Langdale; and sold by T. Langdale, Ripon. 1822.
Filed under East Riding, Langdale A Topographical Dictionary of Yorkshire 1822
Tagged as Arnold, Long Riston, North Skirlaugh, Routon, Swine
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