Humbleton 1892

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

• Letters arrive via Ganstead, Hull, week days only, at 9-25 a.m. Letter box cleared at 2-45 p.m. in winter, 3-45 p.m. in summer. The nearest Telegraph Office is at Hedon, and Money Order at Aldbrough.

• open Thursdays, at 4-0 p.m.

• open alternate Thursdays

• Atkinson Matthew, hind
• Butler Wm., tailor & postman; h Coniston
• Dibnah Harold, blacksmith
• Emmerson Reuben, hind
• Fussey Richard, cowkeeper
• Hanger Miss Jane Catherine, schoolmistress
• Hewitt Miss Minnie, assistant schoolmistress
• Johnson Robert, joiner and wheelwright
• Nightingale Mr. Henry
• Robinson Rev. Alfred, B.A., The Vicarage
• Sharp Josiah, shopkeeper and sexton
• Smith Miss Anne E., dressmaker
• Ward Jackson, cowkeeper
• Wright Mrs. Jane (exors. of W. W.), Manor house
• Wright John Carrick (exors. of W. W.), Manor house
• Wright Ryby (exors. of W. W.), Manor house

• Barrett Thomas, Humbleton grange (letters c/o Mrs. Coates, Lelley mill, Preston, Hull)
• Wood James, junr., Humbleton hall
• Wood William Henry, Humbleton house
• Wright Francis, Humbleton moor
• Wright William (exors. of the late), Manor hs

• Letters arrive via Preston, Hull, week days only, at 9-45 a.m. Telegraph and Money Order Office at Hedon.

• Lowson Mrs. Mary
• Smith Jacob, corn miller (wind and steam), Danthorpe mill

• Stickney Walter Meynell (and land agent and valuer, and County Councillor for Aldbrough division, E. R.), Danthorpe hall

• Letters arrive via Preston, Hull, week days only, at 9-30 a.m., and are despatched at 10 a.m. Telegraph and Money Order Office at Hedon.

• Branton William Huddleston, hind
• Crawforth Mr. George
• Dickinson William George, Esq., J.P., Elsternwick hall; h Roos
• Guy Alfred, cowkeeper
• Harrison Francis, cowkeeper
• Laverack John Thomas, hind
• Leake Mrs. Sarah, Elsternwick house
• Orriss William, vict., Crown and Anchor
• Sanderson Miss Hannah Vickerman, schoolmistress
• Vickerman Mr. John
• Webster Athelstan, joiner (j.)
• Woodhouse Isaac, cowkeeper
• Woodhouse Robert, bootmaker and carrier to Hull (Tuesday) (also Friday in summer)

• Atkinson Hugh, Yew Tree house
• Caley James, Honeypots house
• Johnson James
• Norrison Peter (yeo.), The Elms
• Robinson John; h Hedon
• Stamford Edward (& yeo.), Elsternwick grange; h Burton Pidsea

• Letters arrive via Burstwick, Hull, week-days only, at 11 a.m. The nearest Telegraph Office is at Hedon, and Money Order Office at Aldbrough.

• Elliott Miss Mary, dressmaker
• Shepherd George, farm foreman
• Smales John, wheelwright and joiner
• Spight Joseph, cowkeeper
• Thompson John, shopkeeper
• Tong Miss Martha S., dressmaker
• Tong Suddaby, bootmaker and letter carrier
• Turner George, waggoner

• Baker William
• Bellerby Matthew
• Clapison Bilton, The Grange
• Clapison Thomas, Moat house
• Dunn John, Longborough Lane house
• Dunn Thomas, Canham farm
• Humble John, North Field house
• Jackson William
• Wilson Mrs. Ellen, Fitling hall
• Wright James (and beer retailer, and carrier to Hull Tues. and Fri.), The Golden Ball
• Wright John

• Letters arrive via Ganstead, Hull, week-days only, at 9 a.m., and are despatched at 3-15 p.m. in winter; 4-15 p.m. in summer. The nearest Telegraph Office is at Hedon, and Money Order Office at Aldbrough.

• Branton Frederick, hind
• Crawforth Mr. Robert
• Johnson Henry, blacksmith; h Sproatley
• Thurlow Matthew, bootmaker and cowkeeper

• Caley Mrs. Henry, Pasture house
• Caley Robert Crawforth
• Crawforth Benjamin (yeo.), Flinton grange
• Knapton Edward
• Walls William Robt. (the trustees of the late)
• Wilson John
• Wright William (yeo.) (the exors. of the late) h Humbleton

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