Hemingbrough 1892

Transcript of the entry for the Post Office, professions and trades
for HEMINGBROUGH in Bulmer's Directory of 1892.

• Post, Money Order Office, and Savings Bank; Charles Jenkinson, sub-postmaster. Letters,
• via Howden, arrive at 8-10 a.m., and are despatched at 4-15 p.m.

• Andrew Mrs. Sarah Ann, gardener
• Anson William, vict., Crown Hotel
• Banks William, Esq., Hemingbrough hall
• Baswell John, market gardener
• Britton James, market gardener
• Cheesbrough John, master, Board school
• Clayton James, coal merchant, Paradise cot.
• Clayton Tom, blacksmith, &c.
• Cooke George, vict., Half Moon
• Dale Peter, vict., Britannia Inn
• Darley John, blacksmith
• Donkin Samuel and Annie, grocers, &c.
• Farrow Thomas, manager, Brickworks
• Fell Henry, chapel keeper
• Fowler Thomas, grocer
• Garland John, market gardener
• Gillah Quarton, cattle dealer
• Gilliam Joseph
• Hanley Edward, grocer
• Hardy James, carrier to Selby (Monday)
• Hindsley William B.. market gardener
• Howcroft Joseph, tailor
• Howden Thomas, gardener
• Hudson Wm. Barker, joiner and wheelwright
• Jenkinson Charles, grocer, Post office
• Kettlewell John, shoemaker
• Laycock Robert, market gardener
• Mason Nicholas, castrator and farrier
• Milner Michael, tailor, High street
• Morley Thomas, tailor
• Parkinson George, butcher, Old Vicarage
• Paton Rev. James, The Vicarage
• Pratt Thomas, fisherman, The Landing
• Robinson William, tailor
• Simpson Chas., master mariner & shipowner
• Smith James, miller, The Post mill
• Talbot George, contractor, The Villa
• Tennant Mrs. Elizabeth, Field house
• Terry Mr. Joseph
• Tune Thos., bricklayer and builder and parish clerk
• Tutty Mark, hay cutter and gardener
• Tyson Isaac Oliver, brick & tile manufacturer
• Wheldrick Charles, butcher and cattle dealer
• Yardley Mrs. Elizabeth
• Yardley William, cattle dealer

• Blenkhorn Wm. (and steam thrasher owner)
• Borrill Gilbert (and fruit merchant)
• Brown David, Woodhouse
• Carr Henry
• Cawkill Hewison
• Clayborough Joseph
• Cross George, Old Tithe house
• Durham Miss Ada (and carrier and shoemaker)
• Harrison Hugh (yeo.), The Cottage
• Harrison Joseph, Hemingbrough grange
• Jackson William (yeo.), Bleak house
• Kelsey Robert John
• Laverack Wilson
• Lee Walter Gardham, Hagg terrace
• Lockwood John
• Markham George (farm bailiff)
• Terry George, White house
• Terry Joseph George
• Thompson Margrave
• Varey Henry
• Walker James

• Letters via Howden.

• Brearley Henry, Esq., Brackenholme
• Jewitt William, gardener, Brackenholme
• Lyons Stephen, blacksmith
• Menzies Mrs. Julia, Woodhall
• Menzies Stuart Alexander, Esq., Woodhall
• Small John, gardener, Woodhall Old hall

• Banks William, Babthorpe
• Bramley Thomas, Woodhall
• Maddison Henry (farm bailiff), Brackenholine
• Watson Alfred, Hagthorpe hall

• Post, Money Order Office, and Savings Bank at A. J. Butler's, Cliffe. Letters via Selby arrive at 7-15 a.m., and are despatched at 6-10 p.m. in summer, and 5-0 p.m. in winter.

• Abbott John, stationmaster, Hemingbrough station
• Allen Thomas, potato dealer, Cliffe common
• Allen William, gardener, Cliffe
• Bentley & Co., Limited, maltsters, Cliffe
• Berridge Richard, police constable, Cliffe
• Blakey Rt., gardener & caretaker, Turnham hall
• Burton Arthur F., Esq., Turnham hall
• Butler Arthur J., grocer and draper, Post office
• Carr Mrs. Ellen, Cliffe
• Cooke William, blacksmith
• Dodsworth George, market gardener
• Fell Joseph, foreman, New Hay
• Gibson William & Son, rope & twine makers, New Hay
• Greenfield Mr. William, Mill house
• Hill William, market gardener, Lund
• Horsefield John, foreman, Cleek Hall farm
• Jennings Thos., stationmaster, Cliffe common
• Johnson George, railway inspector, Cliffe
• Kirlew William, bricklayer, &c.
• Marshall Mrs. Frances, Cliffe house
• Messinger & Longbottom, Cliffe common Malt kiln
• Middleton Lepton, joiner & wheelwright, Cliffe
• Phillips Thomas, joiner & wheelwright, Cliffe
• Pratt George J., joiner & wheelwright, Cliffe h Whitwell cottage
• Pratt George, senr., vict., New Inn, Cliffe
• Pratt James, market gardener, Cliffe
• Pratt Robert, saddler & harness maker, Cliffe
• Richardson James, market gardener
• Riley Samuel, butcher, Cliffe
• Sayner John, shoemaker, &c.
• Sherburn George, market gardener
• Sherburn Mrs. Sarah, Cliffe common
• Spivey George, builder, Cliffe
• Tasker Mr. John, Cliffe common
• Tasker Thos., vict., Railway Tavern, Cliffe com.
• Taylor Mr. Francis, Cherry orchard
• Thompeon John Cordukes (solicitor, Selby), Cliffe hall
• Walker Mr. James, New Hay
• Walker Joshua, schoolmaster and assistant overseer, Cliffe
• Watson Mr. William, Cliffe
• Whiteley William, market gardener, Cliffe
• Williamson Mr. William, Cliffe
• Yardley John Ellis, salmon fisher, New Hay

• Backhouse Robert, Lund
• Bell John (yeo.), Lund
• Brigge George (yeo.), Cliffe
• Brigge George Williamson (yea.), Cliffe
• Burton Thomas, Cliffe
• Bussey Charles Robert, Cliffe
• Bussey Robert, Lund
• Craike Henry Joseph (and nurseryman)
• Foster John, Chantry Field house
• Freer William, Cliffe
• Fridlington John, Woodhouse
• Gleddall William (yeo.), Cliffe common
• Gott Mark (yeo.), Cliffe
• Guest William, Cliffe common
• Haller Joseph (yeo.), Cliffe common
• Jacques Mr. George, Common end
• Jacques William, Cliffe
• Kelsey George, Cliffe
• Kettlewell William, Cliffe
• Laverack Camage, Cliffe
• Lewis Geo., Cliffe High common, & White moor
• Lobley William, Cliffe
• Long James, Cliffe
• Nicholson William (yeo.), Rose cottage
• Parkinson William, Cliffe
• Pickup William, Gowl hall
• Riley Thos. Wm., Oakwood house, & at Osgodby
• Shepherd John, Common end
• Snarr Thomas, Whitemoor farm, Cliffe
• Spilman William
• Stables Hugh, New Hay grange
• Tomlinson John, Beech Tree house, Cliffe
• Vause Charles, New Hay
• Ward Edward, Barle Lane end
• Wetherell Fred, Newlands farm
• Wetherell Thomas, Cliffe cottage
• Winter Geo. (yea., & mkt. gardnr), Field house
• Wright William (yeo.), Prospect house
• Yeoman John, Cliffe

• Letters arrive via Selby at 5-15 a.m., despatch, 5-15 p.m. in summer, and 4-15 p.m. in winter.

• Haddlesey John William, hay cutter
• Johnson Herbert Henry, market gardener
• Patterson Miss Mary, mistress, Board school
• Rhodes James, miller, Wind mill
• Snowden John, wheelwright
• Tomlinson Thomas, vict., Cross Keys, and shopkeeper
• Wheldrick Joseph, horse dealer, Manor house

• Atkinson William P., Holmes house
• Bradley John and William
• Bramley John
• Bramley Thomas, Dyon house
• Bussey Robert William, Selby
• Cotton William, Red Cock hall
• Darley Thomas, Hill farm
• Hall William (yeoman)
• Haller John, Lara bridge
• Hirst George (& road surveyor), Hall farm
• Law James, Nortoft
• Morrell Edward (trustees), South Duffield lodge
• Palfreyman Michael (and grocer)
• Shaw Robert, Low Moor house
• Wheldrick William (yeoman and cattle dealer), Manor house

• Brookebank George, Willow Garth cot
• Pateman Geo., stationmstr., Menthorpe station

• Barker James, Bowthorpe hall
• Binks Walter, Menthorpe
• Chaplin Robert (yeoman), Menthorpe
• Dilcock William (farm bailiff), Menthorpe hall
• Foster John, Menthorpe hall and Selby

• Letters via Selby arrive about 7-0 a.m., despatch at 7-0 p.m.

• Briggs Riley, Esq., Osgodby hall
• Corney Richard, blacksmith
• Douglas Harry, head gamekeeper, White house
• Smith Mr. William
• Tilburn Wm., vict., Wadkin Arms, & shopkpr
• Welbron Thomas, steam thrasher

• Brigge Fred. Riley, White Moor farm
• Hirst Thomas, Osgodby bridge
• Kettlewell Thomas (and miller)
• Lewis George, White Moor farm
• Lewis John, White moor
• Revell Charles
• Riley John (and land agent)
• Siddall James
• Smith Thomas
• Taylor Mrs. Hannah and Henry
• Tindall George (and assistant overseer)

• Post Office; William Leek, sub-postmaster. Letters, via Selby, arrive at 6-30a.m., and are despatched at 7-5p.m.

• Asprey Henry, toll collector, Bridge house
• Baxter William, pig dealer
• Birdsall Joseph, cowkeeper
• Blanchard William, joiner and wheelwright
• Braithwaite Thos., grocer and market gardener
• Burkitt Miss Ellen, 1 Barlby bank
• Burton Jas. Thos., potato dealer and farmer
• Connell Joseph, butcher
• Crosland William, solicitor's clerk
• Dean Rev. Edward, B.A., vicar
• Douglas Alfred
• Hebson Richard, Posthorn cottage
• Hodgson Mr. John, Prospect villa
• Horton Fred., vict., Bay Horse Inn
• Hubie Mrs. Jane, Barlby Grove house
• Leek William, shoemaker, Post office
• Milnes Mr. Jabez, Bank house
• Moon Mrs. Harriet, Bank view
• Powell Mr. Robert, Howden road
• Roberts Joseph, schoolmaster
• Robinson Thomas, blacksmith
• Simpson Charles, grocer, 2 Barlby bank
• Smith George Henry, bricklayer
• Stokes Charles, shoemaker
• Storr Rd., land surveyor and assistant overseer
• Stoyle G. H., conductor in charge of the war department powder magazine
• West George, engine driver, Barlby bank
• Wild Mr. John, The Red house
• Woodall George, vict., New Inn
• Wright Mrs. M. A., Barlby villa

• Appleyard Edward & Henry, Bank farm
• Beevers Benjamin
• Briggs Fred. (Osgodby)
• Brown William, Manor house
• Dodsworth John (yeoman), Turnhead house
• Falkingham Robert, Chapel farm
• Garnett William, Cherry orchard
• Reaston Thomas (yeoman), Barlby house
• Rhodes Fred
• Scatchard Edward, Mount pleasant
• Smith Charles (and shopkeeper)
• Smith Geo. (& hay & straw dlr.), Bloom cottage
• Stringer Joseph Blanchard (yeo.), Barlby hall
• Vickerton John (yeoman)

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