Holme on Spalding Moor Parish

Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for HOLME ON SPALDING MOOR in Post Office Directory of 1857.

• Rev Thomas Anselm Cockshoot (Catholic)
• George Collins Esq. Church Hill
• Mr Thomas Hudson
• Bryan Stapleton Esq.
• Hon. Phillip Stourton Holme Hall
• Rev Charles Yate BD (vicar)

• Mrs Mahala Agitt farmer Spen
• Misses Susannah and Emily Andrews ladies school
• John Ardington saddler
• Samuel Ash cattle dealer and farmer
• John Bayley shopkeeper
• John Bilbrough farmer Common
• Hugh Bilton farmer Selby Road
• William Blackburn farmer
• Ralph Boast farmer Holme House
• Mrs Hannah Braithwaite farmer Arglam Lane
• George Bramham farmer
• Thomas Bramley farmer Common
• Mrs Jane Brigham farmer Park Farm
• Mrs Jane Brown farmer Bursea Grange
• William Brown farmer High Gate
• John Henry Burnham farmer Moor End
• Robert Burnham surgeon and registrar of births and deaths
• John Buttle farmer
• Francis Calam tailor
• Robert Calam farmer Welham Bridge
• Edward Cash corn merchant
• Robert Castle farmer and jobber
• Thomas Chaffer farmer Selby Road
• Mrs Ann Clark farmer Howden Road
• George Clark farmer Bursea
• Miss Mary Conway mistress of Roman Catholic School
• John and George Cook tailors and drapers
• Matthew Dales farmer Cliff Stray
• Francis Dodds joiner
• Samuel Dyer master of Wesleyan school
• William Easingwood miller
• James Falkingham boot and shoemaker
• Thomas Falkingham farmer
• William Falkingham boot and shoemaker
• Robert Featherstone farmer Howden Road
• Robert Fish butcher
• Thomas Fish butcher
• William Fleming farmer and potato dealer
• David Foster farmer Howden Road
• William John Gleadow Spotted Cow
• Edward Goodrick farmer
• John Goodrick flax merchant
• John Goodrick farmer
• James Greaves joiner
• John Grisewood farmer Water End
• Aaron Hairsine farmer Bursea
• Robert Halland farmer Hasholme
• Thomas Hare farmer
• John Hewby joiner and grocer
• John Hewby draper
• Richard K Hodgson farmer Bursea House
• Thomas Holliday shopkeeper and shoemaker
• Charles Holmes builder
• Thomas Holmes farmer No Man's Friend
• Joseph Holmes brickmaker The Land of Nod
• Henry Horsley shoemaker
• William Huddlestone farmer Throlam
• Miss Ann Hudson shopkeeper
• Herbert Hudson chemist, druggist, grocer, draper and post office
• John Hudson Blacksmiths Arms and brewer
• David Hutchinson Star coal merchant and farmer
• John Ibbotson joiner
• Richard Jibson farmer Bulmer Lane
• George Johnson blacksmith
• Henry Johnson shopkeeper
• Richard Johnson farmer Lock Farm
• William Johnson farmer Duck Nest
• Thomas King farmer Lodge Farm
• James Kirk lock keeper Sod Houses
• Jewitt Laverack butcher
• Jewitt Laverack farmer Welham Bridge
• William Loftus coal merchant Land of Nod
• James McIntyre labourmaster Roman Catholic reformatory
• George Markham bailiff to Hon P Stourton
• William Mason blacksmith
• John Middleton farmer Arglam Lane
• Robert Milner brickmaker
• Charles Mintoft stationmaster
• Henry Mitchell (the trustees of the late) farmer Spen
• James Mortimer master of National school
• William Parkinson farmer Moor End
• Ralph Pool tailor
• Henry Powell shoemaker
• George Ramsdale shopkeeper
• James Ramsdale farmer Selby Road
• David Raney farmer Selby Road
• William Raney farmer common
• John Reader farmer Beacon Farm
• Thomas Rennison farmer Skiff Farm
• john Rider farmer
• Thomas Ripley farmer
• George Robinson farmer
• William Scholfield shoemaker
• Joseph Sergison farmer Arglam Lane
• Edward Simpson bricklayer
• George Simpson builder
• Robert Simpson farmer Water End
• James R and John Smith farmers Arglam
• Daniel Smith farmer Howden Road
• Miss Elizabeth Smith Red Lion
• Jas. R Smith farmer Hasholme Grange
• John Smith farmer
• John Smith miller
• William Smith farmer Howden road
• I H B Southgate farmer Moor End
• Bryan Stapleton governor of the Roman Catholic Reformatory
• William Stewardson farmer Weighton Road
• John Steward horse dealer and farmer
• Robert Teal New Inn
• Robert Thackray farmer
• Wholsea
• Joseph Thompson farmer
• Phillip Triffitt farmer Sand Lane
• William Triffitt farmer Sand Lane
• Thomas Voakes farmer Rabbit Hill
• Henry Ward farmer Bar Farm
• Richard Ward farmer Spen Lane
• John Watson farmer Selby Road
• Isaiah Waudby farmer Common
• John Westoby farmer Land of Nod
• Peter Whitehead farmer Hasholme Hall
• William Whitehead tailor
• William Whitehead Hare and Hounds
• John Wilde grocer and draper
• John Wilde farmer Tollingham
• Richard Wiles assessor and collector of poor rates
• William Wiles tailor
• William Wiles shopkeeper and carrier
• Richard Witty farmer Ladies Parlour
• Robert Wright farmer
• Robert Wright farmer Wholsea Grange
• Thomas Youhill blacksmith

• Herbert Hudson receiver.
• Letters arrive at 11am, and are despatched at 3pm.
• Post town: York.

• Howden George Stainforth Saturday
• Market Weighton George Stainforth Wednesday
• Selby William Wiles Monday
• Seaton Ross Henry Horsley Wednesday
• York Henry Horsley Friday

Transcribed by Shelly Stephenson. ©2006