Publisher： Cambridge University Press
E-ISSN： 1758-5309|47|1|77-94
ISSN： 0003-5815
Source： Antiquaries Journal, Vol.47, Iss.1, 1967-03, pp. : 77-94
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Abstract
The houses with which this paper is concerned belong to the small segment of the eastern slopes of the Pennines known as the ‘Ancient Parish of Halifax’. It is not known when the ‘Ancient Parish’ was formed but the first recorded vicar of Halifax was inducted in 1274 and in that same year the Wakefield Manor Courts ceased to meet in Sowerby Town and made Halifax their centre.
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