when did the rival grand lodge of all england at york finally cease to exist

The Grand Lodge of All England at York ceased to exist in 1792, when it finally died out 1. Record of its activity disappears after the 1790s 1, and all of the subordinate lodges constituted under its authority succumbed alongside their mother body 1.

Throughout the nineteenth century, no representative of the original Grand Lodge of All England at York remained active anywhere 1.

Subordinate lodges operated and flourished under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of All England at York within England 23. In 1779, the York body granted a deputation to members who had withdrawn from the Lodge of Antiquity, constituting them as a Grand Lodge of England south of the river Trent 3. A paper read before Quatuor Coronati Lodge additionally notes a warrant issued by the York Grand Lodge in 1778 to Josiah Beckwith and others.

While it exercised authority to warrant lodges domestically, the Grand Lodge at York never chartered any lodges outside of England, nor did any of its subordinate lodges do so 3.