1824  There was forty-four or forty-five dollars in York Bank notes, three half dollars, a watch with seal, and a York shilling found on the deceased.
1862  The pressure became so great that the owner . . . at last commenced to charge a York shilling fee; and on Monday she did a handsome business in this way.
1920  There was no coin for the York shilling, but the English sixpence passed as such.