Transcript of the entry for the Post Office, professions and trades
for BURTON PIDSEA in Bulmer's Directory of 1892.
Post:
- Post Office at W. Ford's. Letters arrive, via Hull, at 9 am., and are
despatched at 4-30 p.m. No Sunday business.
Miscellany of trades
- Brown Mrs. Charlotte, bricklayer and builder
- Brown Henry, bricklayer and parish clerk
- Brown Miss Mary, private school
- Brown Thomas, tailor, Nancy row
- Caley Edward, engineer to the Owstwick Co., steam thrashing-machine owners
- Clapham Mr. Isaac
- Cousens Richmond Robert, cattle dealer
- Cousens Saml., joiner, wheelwright, and painter
- Ford Wm., coal dlr. & carrier to Hull on Tues.
- Ford Wm., grocer, draper, and postmaster
- Harland Mr. Edward Baxter
- Lamb Rev. Rd. Martindell, M.A., The Rectory
- Medforth Bland, farmer & cattle dealer & butcher & vict., Black Bull
- Medforth Miles, vict., & shoemaker, Nancy Inn
- Raines Mr. Frederick Wrigglesworth
- Rawson George Gibsou, blacksmith
- Robinson Richard, tailor and shopkeeper
- Stamford Edward, iron and brass founder and implement maker
- Stephenson Wm., corn miller and dealer
- Taylor Miss Henrietta, schoolmistress
- Wright Thos., carrier to Hull, Tues. and Fri.
Farmers.
- Baxter Wm., C.C. (yeoman), The Paddocks
- Carrick Wm.
- Cautley Henry (yeoman), Chatt house
- Courtney Matcham (and market gardener)
- Cousens Robert (yeoman)
- Dent Michael, Elm Tree house
- Holmes Binnington, The Chestnuts
- Robinson Wm. and Thomas, Bramhill house
- Rotsey Walter
- Stamford Edward (yeoman)
- Tavinder James
- Thompson Wm. Carr, Manor house
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