Sigglesthorne 1892

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

• Postal address, Sigglesthorne, Hull.
• Post Office at Prescott Barr's. Letters arrive daily at 6-40 am., and are despatched at 5-40 p.m. The nearest Telegraph and Money Order Offices are at Leven and Hornsea.

• Barr Daniel, estate joiner
• Barr Mrs. Elizabeth, dressmaker
• Barr George Henry, estate joiner
• Barr Prescott, joiner and wheelwright, Post office
• Billam Wilfred, schoolmaster, and organist to parish church
• Bilton Mrs. Hannah, cowkeeper
• Bilton John, carrier to Hull (Tues.), Beverley (Sat.)
• Braithwaite Wm., joiner and sexton
• Clappison Wm., smith, machinist and implement agent
• Crawford Joseph
• Dunkerley Rev. Wm., M.A., The Rectory
• Fisher William, grocer, and agent to British Equitable Assurance Co. (Life)
• Fox Mrs. Mary, cowkeeper
• Gibson Femby, huckster and cowkeeper
• Harrison Miss Fanny, schoolmistress at Seaton
• Head Alfred, hind
• Kemp William, thrashing machine owner
• Lamb Wm. Newell, shopkeeper and huckster
• Mathison Walter Scott, grocer and draper
• Postill Miss Annie, dressmaker
• Postill Geo. Fredk., thrashing machine owner
• Riall Major Richard Villiers Sankey, J.P., Sigglesthorne hall
• Taylor Mr. Richard, Sigglesthorne manor
• Tessyman Henry, coal dealer
• Waind George, police constable

• Dunn Peter, Pasture house and Hall farm
• Hayton Robert, Sigglesthorne grange
• Mathison Frederick (and jobber), Field house
• Taylor William, Sigglesthorne manor

• Letters via Sigglesthorne, Hull. The nearest Telegraph and Money Order Office is at Leven.

• Anthony Thomas, hind for Richard Wright, Gransmoor, Catfoss grange
• Cooper Joseph, farmer, Manor house
• Wheatley Mrs. Myra Sophia, farmer, Hall farm

• Letters via Skirlaugh, Hull, arrive about 8-20 a.m., and are collected at 4-20 p.m., week days only. The nearest Telegraph and Money Order Office is at Hornsea.

• Arksey Mrs. Mary Jane, dressmaker
• Arksey William, bootmaker
• Boynton William, cowkeeper
• Cappison Frederick Wilson, blacksmith and wheelwright and implement agent & vict., Holderness Hunt Inn
• Carr Mr. Hugh
• Grantham Wm., thrashing machine owner
• Hornby Herbert, hind
• Parsons William John, hind
• Salvidge George, market gardener, nurseryman, and florist, and farmer
• Whisker Atkinson, labourer, Rowlands farm

• Bower Thos., Rowland's farm; h Weather hill
• Coates William Edward, Hatfield grange
• Dunn William, Manor house; h Ellerby
• Hornsey William, Wood farm
• Jackson Robert (yeo. and property owner)
• Nurse Isaac
• Taylor Robt., Mount pleasant; h Withernsea
• Wright Mrs. Mary

• Letters via Skirlaugh, Hull, arrive about 8-0 am., and are collected at 4-30 p.m., week days only. The nearest Telegraph and Money Order Office is at Hornsea.

• Addington Robert, stationmaster, Sigglesthorne station
• Thorpe George, hind

• Drury John
• Tanton George (and uctioneer and valuer), Middle farm

• Postal address, Seaton, Hull.
• Post Office at Miss R. Wyse's. Letters arrive daily at 6-48 a.m., and are despatched at 5-30 p.m. Postal Orders issued but not paid. The nearest Telegraph and Money Order Office is at Hornsea.

• Bateson Mrs. Maria
• Bell John Mason, hind to H. T. Bateson, Ivy house
• Beswick John, saddler, &c.; h Brandesburton
• Brown William Smith, joiner and wheelwright
• Clappison Alfred, agricultural engineer and implement agent
• Clappison Samuel Shaw, vict., Swan Inn
• Clark John, hind
• Collinson Arthur, labourer, Bassymore
• Creaser Mrs. Rachel
• Duke Charles, grocer, draper, and bootmaker
• Glossop Miss Mary Jane, dressmaker
• Glossop William, cowkeeper
• Harrison Miss Fanny, schoolmistress; h Sigglesthorne
• Harrison William, shoemaker
• Howbridge Miss Mary, dressmaker
• Kelsey Richard Harry, shopkeeper
• Marshall Robert, cowkeeper
• Marson John, cowkeeper
• Maw Mr. William Pexton, Seaton house
• Reading Room - Alfred Clappison, sec.
• Scott Mrs. Ann
• Seaton Independent Oddfellows' Friendly Society. (" White Swan Lodge") - G. H. Barr, sec.; C. Duke, treas.; held monthly at infant school (established 1869; 118 members)
• Stephenson James, overseer
• Tomlinson Tom, butcher, Jessamine house
• Towse Jas. coal, hay, and straw dlr. & carter
• Towse John, groom
• Wells Wm. Richard, cowkeeper, Manor house
• Wyse Miss R., Post office
• Wyse William, rural postman

• Balls Christopher, (overseer), Seaton grange
• Bateson Harry Taylor (and yeo.), Bassymore, Ivy, and Manor House farms; h Hornsea
• Bower Thomas; h Weather hill
• Clappison Wm. Hy. (and butcher & cattle dlr.}
• Conner George
• Dowson Hy. (and cattle dealer), The Villa
• Foster George, Seaton hold
• Grainger Joseph John; h Hornsea
• Grainger Robert Lamplough (yeo.), Bonfield
• Tong William (and coal dealer and carrier to Hull, Tuesday and Friday)
• Ward George Stephenson

• Postal address, Wassand, Hull.

• Post Office at Seaton. Telegraph and Money Order Office at Hornsea.

• Allen Frederick, head gardener, The Gardens
• Arter John C., coachman
• Bower Thomas, farmer and colliery owner (T. and H. W. Bower, Allerton Main Collieries, W.R.), Weather hill and Burdale, York
• Constable Captain Frederick Charles S., J.P., Wassand hall
• Constable Henry Strickland, Esq., J.P., Wassand hall and 70 Cadogan square, London; club, Atheneum
• Ellis Thomas, coachman, Weather hill
• Hockney Wright, land agent, Estate office
• Lownsbrough Alfred, estate blacksmith, Lodge
• Morrow William, butler
• Piercy Cooper, blacksmith, Weather hill
• Taylor John, gamekeeper

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