of the lands of Thirsk, held by Hugh Fitzbaldric, a Norman noble who was recorded in the
census of 1086. "The name of this place is supposed to be derived from Tre Isk, two ancient British words signifying a town and river or brook. A strong castle was erected here about 979."
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of this family name include: Thirsk, Thresk, Trask, Tresch, Trasch, Tresk and many more.