Dringhouses 1890

Transcript of the entry for the Post Office, professions and trades
for DRINGHOUSES in Bulmer's Directory of 1890.

• Post Office at Mrs. Hannah Thomson's, grocer. Letters via York arrive at 7 a.m. and 7-30 p.m., and are despatched at 8 a.m. and 7-30 p.m.

• Biscomb John & T., brick manufacturers
• Bromehead Rev. John Nowill, A.K.C., The Vicarage
• Brown William, junr., joiner, cabinet maker, undertaker, wheelwright, shoeing and general smith; smithwork executed in the best and neatest manner; noted for shoeing hunters; special attention to greenhouse work; prices given; orders punctually attended to; Perseverance works
• Brown Wm., senr., gardener and parish clerk
• Close Alderman John, The Hollies
• Club and Reading Room; W. D. Hodgson, sec.
• Dawson John Walker, vict., Turf Tavern
• Ellis Harry, cowkeeper
• Glover Walter William, vict., Cross Keys, horse breaker and horse dealer; horses broken and made handy to hounds; horses bought and sold on commission on reasonable terms; hunters let out for hire; good stabling for hunters, &c.
• Humpheries William, police sergeant
• Jackson Thomas, assist. overseer and collector of government taxes
• Jepson Mr. Thomas Francis
• Leach George, schoolmaster
• Munro Russell Henry, Esq., The Cottage
• Nelson John, brick and tile manufacturer
• Pottage William, vict., Fox Inn
• Raine Mr. William Henry, The Beeches
• Rushton John, gardener
• Severne Mr. Edward
• Shoukemith Mr. John, Oak house
• Thomson Mrs. Hannah, grocer, Post office
• Wright Mr. Charles Ed. Leigh, The Manor

• Bentley Thomas (and overseer), The Moor
• Easton Fred. (and cattle dealer), Manor farm
• Stoker Joseph, The Moor

• Bellerby Thomas
• Brown Joseph
• Exelby Henry
• Hope George
• Hughes Mrs. Elizabeth
• Jemeison Arthur Cooke
• Parker George
• Pearcy George
• Snowball Joseph
• Verity Thomas

Scan, OCR and html by Colin Hinson. Checking and correction by Peter Nelson.