Skipsea 1892

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

• Postal address, Skipsea, Seaton, Hull.
• Post Office at J. Houghton's. Letters arrive, week-days only, at 9-15 am., and are despatched at 3-0 p.m. The nearest Telegraph Office is at Hornsea, and Money Order Office at Beeford. Postal Orders issued but not paid here.

• Allman Thos., joiner, huilder, and wheelwright
• Benevolent Friendly Society (Estahlished 1866), held monthly, at the Board Inn; J. W. Sowden, secretary - (68 members)
• Brown Bovill, wheelwright
• Brown John Thomas, shopkeeper
• Cammidge Geo., grocer & provision dealer, &c.
• Cammidge William Henry, cowkeeper
• Cammidge William, bricklayer and builder
• Chadwick Mrs. Ruth, butcher
• Cook James, coastguard
• Crozer Canton, thrashing machine owner
• Falladown Mrs. Annie, cowkeeper
• Finch Frederick, schoolmaster
• Foreman John Thomas, joiner (managing)
• Hall Mrs. Charlotte
• Hall Henry, bootmaker
• Hall James, grocer
• Hall William, agricultural implement maker and general smith; and at Lissett
• Hornby Mrs. Elizaheth
• Houghton J. & Sons, tailors, linen and woollen drapers, boot & shoe dealers, &c., Post office
• Houghton John (J. H. & Sons)
• Houghton Joseph (J. H. & Sons)
• McLeod, Roderick, coastguard
• Myas Mr. William
• Parochial Library; F. Finch, secretary
• Pinkney Thomas, harness maker; h Driffield
• Ruddiforth Richard, carrier to Beverley (Sat.), Driffield (Thurs.), and Hornsea (Tues.)
• Russell Mrs. Jane, dressmaker
• Russell Noah, carrier to Bridlington (Wed. and Sat.) and Driffield (Thurs.)
• Simpson John, gravel dealer and parish clerk
• Smith Thomas, miller and corn dealer
• Southwick John, gravel dealer and farmer
• Southwick Mrs. Mary
• Southwick Rd., gravel dealer and cowkeeper, Cliff top
• Statters George, carrier to Driffield (Thurs.) and Hull (Mon.)
• Sterriker Tom, farm foreman
• Sterriker William, gravel dealer
• Stork Mrs. A.
• Stork John, cowkeeper
• Stork Wm., gravel dealer and cowkpr., Cliff top
• Teague John James, coastguard
• Thompson Rev. Robert, M.A., The Vicarage
• Wallis George Ernest (horse and trap for hire), vict., Board Inn
• Wesleyan School Committee; Wm. Richardson, secretary; William Hall, treasurer
• Winter John, hind

• Bielby Thomas
• Crozer Benjamin, Cliff house
• Foster Jonathan (yeo.) (and Smiddy house)
• Foster William (yeo.), Southfield house
• Gale George Mason; h Atwick
• Lamplugh Jeremiah & Son (Richard) (yeo.) Skipsea hill
• Marson Woodall (and Skipsea grange)
• Richardson William, Skipsea hill
• Tanton Richard, Manor farm
• Wood Arthur, Far grange

• Letters via Seaton, Hull.

• Richardson Edmund K., farmer (managing), Low Bonwick
• Topham Moses, farmer, High Bonwick

• Letters via Seaton, Hull; for Upton via Beeford.

• Dolphin James, vict., Buck Inn
• Foreman Mrs. Jane, joiner and builder
• Foreman Miss Mary Jane, private school
• Frankish Thomas, pig butcher
• Hodgson Robert, blacksmith
• Laws Jesse Wm., farm foreman, Dringhoe
• Stork Joseph James, cowkeeper
• Warkup Thomas, bootmaker and shopkeeper
• Warkup William, carrier to Hull (Mon.) and Bridlington (Sat.)

• Farman Alfred (and miller), Dringhoe mill
• Hopper Thomas, Upton house
• Lamplugh George (yeo.), Dringhoe hall
• Simpson Saml. Frost, Manor house, Dringhoe
• Smith John, Lowfields, Dringhoe
• Sowersby Matt., Happy Land farm, Dringhoe
• Whiting William, Dringhoe grange
• Wise Robert, Dringhoe
• Wise Wm. (and auctioneer and valuer), Upton

Scan, OCR and html by Colin Hinson. Checking and correction by Peter Nelson.