Tith Rent puzzle

The below is a transcription of a document I picked-up on ebay a few months
ago. I've been trying to discover the location the document is from - but
without any luck (the names 'appear' to be from Yorkshire). I would like to
send at least a transcription to the relevant local studies/record office,
so any help would be much appreciated.

Phil.
(please excuse if the format of the below if it displays jumbled):-

April 6 1829 Half year tith Rint Due to me Joseph Wardell

Ł s d
Robt. Coates..........1 18 6

Wm. Foxton...........2 17 6

Thos. Bickers............8 1 6

Richd. Otterburn..........6 0 8

Wm. Onston...........3 14 10

Richd. Turr Ness...........5 2 0

Jams. Roling............3 18 6

John Hogson............10 9 3

John Newton............4 9 3

Wm. Bronster...........5 14 9

Thos. Timpson..........6 8 6

Thos. Rane............2 0 0

Richd Turr.............10 4 0

Thos. Wentworth.........8 1 6

John Hardcastle............5 2 0

Wm. Nellson...........6 18 0
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Ł 90 18 3
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Brian Skinner...

In 1841, Ryton in Yorkshire had farmers by the names of Richd Surr, Wm
Nelson, Thos Wentworth, Thos Simpson and Thos Raines (and other
farmers with surnames Foxton and Coates). Possibly they paid tithe
rents to Joseph Wardell a few years earlier?

The North Yorkshire County Record Office has a Ryton tithe map of
1842, which could be interesting.

Hugh Watkins...

not so much on the map as in the apportionment lists accompanying it
listng every field, tenant and land owner

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Richard van Schaik...

If it was dutch or latin I would expand this name to Theodorus, like the
Richd in this list should be expanded to Rich[ar]d. Just nice to have
the proper names in such a worthwhile list.

Terry234...

As it's English I would expand this name to Thomas.

Happy New Year,

Richard van Schaik...

Right on all accounts

Phil Hand...

Thanks for the information Brian, that looks like it could be the place.
I'll drop NYCRO a note.