Skirlaugh 1892

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

• Chairman - William Bethell, Esq., J.P., Rise park
• Vice-Chairman - Rev. W. J. Whateley, M.A., J.P., Rise rectory
• Clerk - Thomas A. McCoy, Beverley
• Treasurer - Francis B. Pease, Hull
• Medical Officers and Public Vaccinators - Aldbrough district, Brandesburton district, Ed. Nangle Smartt, Brandesburton; Hornsea district, Frederic Hodson, Hornsea; Skirlaugh district, Chas. Soloman, South Skirlaugh; Sproatley district, James Soutter, Hedon
• Relieving and Vaccination Officer - John Ford, North Skirlaugh
• Superintendent Registrar - Thomas A. McCoy, Beverley
• Registrars of Births and Deaths - Aldbroughsub-district, Wm. Sherrington, Aldbrough; deputy, Miss M. I. Sherrington, Aldbrough;Brandesburton sub-district, John Robinson, Brandesburton; deputy, Albert J. Davis, Brandesburton, Hornsea sub-district, John Barr, Hornsea; deputy, Rt. K. Barr, Hornsea; Humbleton sub-district, Henry S. Horner, Sproatley; deputy, John C. Horner, Sproatley; Skirlaugh sub-district, John Ford, North Skirlaugh; deputy, Joseph Ford, North Skirlaugh
• Registrar of Marriages - John Barr, Hornsea; deputy, Robert K. Barr, Hornsea
• Workhouse - Robt. Catlin, master; Miss Eliz. Dalkin, matron; Rev. Wm. Barnes, chaplain; Charles Soloman, medical officer. Guardians meet every alternate Friday, at the Board room, Union workhouse, at 11-0 a.m.

• Clerk - Thomas A. McCoy, Beverley
• Treasurer - Francis B. Pease, Hull
• Medical Officer of Health - Charles Soloman, South Skirlaugh
• Inspector of Nuisances - John Ford, North Skirlaugh

• Clerk - Thomas A. McCoy, Beverley
• Attendance and Inquiry Officer - John Ford, North Skirlaugh

• County Councillor for Skirlaugh Division of East Riding - William Bethell, Esq., J.P., Rise park
• Lending Library - Miss M. M. Moorhouse, librn.
• North Skirlaugh Polling District Conservative Association - Richard Richardson, chairman; Henry Elvidge, secretary
• North and South Skirlaugh Reading Room and Working Men's Institute - Wm. Bethell, Esq., president; C. J. Bedwell, secretary
• United Ancient Order of Druids (Earl of Shaftesbury Lodge, No. 446, Hull district) - Tom Downs, secretary; held monthly at Duke of York (Established 1859 - 154 members)

• Post, Money Order, Savings Bank, Annuity and Insurance, and Inland Revenue License Office at F. W. Swifts. Postal address, Skirlaugh, Hull Letters arrive daily, per mail cart, at 6-6 a.m. (delivery at 6-35 a.m.), and are depatched at 6-15 p.m. (box closes at 6-0 p.m.) The nearest Telegraph Office is at Burton Constable station. Rural postmen start for Catfoss, Cowden, Marton, and intervening places on the arrival of mail cart; Geo. Barchard, Geo. Barchard , junr., and Richard Megson Watson, rural postmen.

• Appleton William, tailor, and agent to the Prudential Assurance Co.
• Beckett Fred, police constable
• Bedwell Chas. Jas., master, Church of England school
• Clarkson George, saddler and harness maker, and parish clerk
• Cressey Wm., steam thrashing machine proptr.
• Darley Mr. John, Aaron's mount
• Dobson Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
• Downs Tom, bootmaker
• Ford Mrs. Eliz. Ann, vict., Sun Inn (C.T.C. head-quarters)
• Gathercole John Hodson, gamekeeper
• Green Frank, coal dealer and carrier to Hull (Tuesday and Friday)
• Green William, coal dealer
• Jamieson Miss Maria M.
• Kirk John, vict., Duke of York Inn
• Lee Wm., vict. and slaughterman, Carpenters' Arms Inn
• Lickiss Charles, joiner and wheelwright
• Lickiss George, blacksmith
• Lickiss Matthew, bricklayer
• Loten J. P. & Sons, painters and plumbers (and at Hornsea)
• Monkman William, market gardener
• Moorhouse Miss Mary M., mistress (infants), Church of England school
• Morris Joseph, market gardener
• Palin Mrs. Mary Ann
• Pearson Mr. William, South cottage
• Slide John, market gardener and carrier to Hull (Tuesday and Friday)
• Smith Mrs. Ann, dressmaker
• Smith Mrs. Fanny, dressmaker
• Soloman Chs., L.R.C.P. & S. (Edin.), physicianand surgeon, The Elms
• Spence Mrs. Emma, West view
• Spencer & Co., grocers, &c. (and at 89 Market place Hull)
• Staveley James, watch and clock dresser
• Styche Frederick, pig jobber
• Styche Walter, pig jobber
• Swift Francis William, draper grocer, and tea dealer, Post office
• Taffinder George, cattle dealer
• Waddington Robt., manager for Spencer & Co.
• Walker Charles Robert, miller (wind)
• Westoby James, butcher and cattle dealer and overseer

• Bird John, South Skirlaugh grange
• Green William (yeo.), Providence house
• Jackson John, Poplar farm
• Kirman Robert, Field house
• Nicholson John, Hollyrood house
• Suddaby Robert, Cawood farm
• Thompson George, Silver Hall farm
• Voase Robert Henry, Hazlemere

• Letters via Skirlaugh, Hull, arrive about 8-0 a.m., week days only. Wall Letter Box cleared at 4.10 p.m.

• Arksey John Watson, cowkeeper
• Barchard Jacob, gardener
• Jackson George, cowkeeper
• Nutbrown Miss Mary, vict., Bay Horse
• Outhwait John, bootmaker
• Outhwait Mark, tailor
• Swarthridge William, hawker
• White David, shopkeeper
• Witton Robert, pig jobber

• Billaney William (yeo.)
• Dunn Peter; h Sigglesthorne
• Elvidge Henry (overseer), Arnold house
• Jackson Robert Benj. (surveyor), Arnold carr
• Richardson Richard (guardian and surveyor), Arnold grange
• Spear Samuel

• Letters are delivered about 7-0 a.m.

• Anderson William, estate joiner
• Barchard George, rural postman
• Barchard Thomas, groom
• Barnes Rev. William, The Vicarage
• Broumpton Mr. Harry, Rowton
• Catlin Robert, master, Union workhouse
• Cressey Geo., steam thrashing machine proptr.
• Dalkin Miss Eliz., matron, Union workhouse
• Ford John, relieving and vaccination, school attendance and inquiry officer, inspector of nuisances, and collector to guardians, Skirlaugh Union, and registrar of births and deaths, Skirlaugh sub-district, Ivy house
• Ford Joseph, deputy registrar, Ivy house
• Hollis Ralph, land agent to William Bethell, Esq. Springfield
• Turner William John, bricklayer

• Broumpton Edmund, Rowton
• Clapham Thomas, North Skirlaugh grange

• Letters via Skirlaugh, Hull, arrive about 7-0 a.m., and are despatched at 4-30 p.m., week days only.

• Letters via Skirlaugh, Hull, arrive about 9-30 a.m., week days only. Wall Letter Box cleared at 3-30 p.m. Money Order Office at Skirlaugh, and Telegraph at Burton Constable station.

• Batty William, cowkeeper
• Chaney John, cowkeeper
• Cowton John William, shopkeeper
• Galloway Miss Florence, schoolmistress
• Grassby Francis & Co., engineers, ironfounders, and plough makers, Old foundry (See Advt.)
• Grassby George (F. Grassby & Go.)
• Grassby James (F. Grasshy & Co.)
• Harrison John, cowkeeper
• Robinson Hy., carter, and carrier to Hull (Fri.)
• Wylie Thomas, blacksmith; h Ellerby

• Davy Samuel
• Ingram John
• Jackson Robert Hepple
• Luckup John Thomas, Heywood farm
• Nattriss John
• Shipley William, Marton grange
• Taylor Joseph, White House farm

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