Brompton by Sawdon Parish

Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for BROMPTON BY SAWDON in The Scarborough Gazette Directory of 1905.

• Postal address, Brompton, R.S.O.,York
• Parliamentary Division---Whitby
• County Council, North Riding---F. Baker, JP.
• Parish Council (Brompton and Sawdon)---J. Tindall (chairman), N. Lightfoot, F. Wrightson, R. Boak, W. Crosby; clerk, Thomas Barker.
• School Managers (Brompton and Sawdon)---William Sturdy (chairman), J. Richardson, John Tindall, Robt. Bonell, D.W. Cayley.
• All Saints' Church---Vicar, Rev. F.O. Chambers, MA.
• Wesleyan Chapel (from Sherburn)
• Primitive Methodist Chapel (from Scarborough)
• Council School---Headmaster, F. Wrightson
• Station, Sawdon (in the village of Brompton), N.E.R. Scarborough And Pickering line
• Post Office---Postmaster, R.L. Owston
• Postal business 7a.m. to 8 p.m., Telegrams 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Delivery, 7-10 a.m.(and 6 p.m. to callers only) weekdays. Sunday 8 a.m. Dispatch 5-15 p.m. weekdays, and 12-25 p.m. Sundays.
• Money orders, Savings Bank, Annuity and Insurance

• Cayley, Sir G.E.A., Bart., High Hall
• Chambers, Rev. F.O.,MA., All Saints' Vicarage

• Adamson, William, farm labourer
• Allen, Mrs., laundress
• Atkinson, G., labourer
• Atkinson, Joseph, tailor
• Barker, Thomas, assistant overseer
• Bartliff, Mrs.
• Bell, John, farm labourer
• Bell, Mrs. H., charwoman
• Boothland, E., butler
• Botterill, Wm., farmer
• Brown, William, traction engine driver, Wood Cottage
• Calvert, M., corn miller
• Clark, Mrs. Mary
• Cockerill, Fred G., grocer and stonemason
• Cockerill, Thomas, farm labourer
• Cockerill, Wm., farm labourer
• Coverdale, R., farmer, Mount Pleasant
• Cranson, Tom, joiner
• Craven, James, farm labourer
• Croft, B., butcher
• Crosby, Chas., farmer, Lowfields
• Estill, John
• Gaffney, Mrs., Free Dwellings
• Gough, Reginald, land agent, Gallows Hill
• Green, G.A., Cayley Arms
• Harrison, Mrs. H.
• Hardy, John, farmer, Lowfields
• Hill, John, The Low Hall
• Holgate, Mrs., charwoman
• Hopper, Mrs., West End
• Jackson, Mrs. R.
• Jefells, Jas., farmer, Green Farm
• Jennison, Thomas, gardener
• Jerran, G., labourer
• Jewitt, Mrs. laundress &c.
• Lane, Robert, game watcher
• Leaf, Frank, tailor
• Leaf, George, stonemason
• Leaf, Robert, stonemason, West End
• Leaf, William, stonemason, The Wood
• Lightfoot, Chas., wheelwright and joiner
• Marflitt, Watson, farmer
• Marflitt, Mrs.
• Marflitt, Miss, dress and mantle maker
• Millions, John, farm labourer
• Millions, Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker
• Monkman, Mrs. and Sons, farmers
• Moore, Robert, labourer
• Morrison, Thomas, labourer
• Mudd, John William, farmer, Rye Poppin Farm
• Owston, R.L. postmaster, post office
• Pateman, Harry, gamekeeper
• Pattison, Miss Mary, Dale House
• Peaker, Charles, joiner and undertaker
• Pearce, Edward, railway crossing
• Pennock, Richard, coal dealer
• Pinchbeck, Robert, gardener
• Poad, Miss, West End
• Preston, Wm., Gate House
• Preston, Walter, porter
• Richardson, John, stationmaster
• Rogers, T., carrier
• Rouse, Henry
• Ruscoe, John, coachman
• Scales, George
• Scales, George Roger, blacksmith
• Smith, Matthew
• Sowerby, R., insurance agent
• Sowerby, S., farm labourer
• Spence, John
• Stephenson, Mrs. H., schoolmistress
• Stephenson, Rymer
• Srockill, Tom, carrier
• Sturdy, William, farmer, Manor House
• Tiplady, Wilson, boot and shoemaker
• Tindall, John, farmer and publican, King's Head Inn
• Tyson, Richard, grocer and mason
• Waites, David, farmer, Basinghowe
• Walker, Abraham, lodging-house keeper
• Ward, Dennison, farm labourer
• Ward, Reeves, postman
• Ward, Mrs.
• Webster, Mrs.
• Webster, Herbert, Stud Farm
• Webster, John, Stud Farm
• Willoughby, Capt., The Green
• Wrightson, Frederick, headmaster, Council Schools

Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for SAWDON in The Scarborough Gazette Directory of 1905.

• Postal address---Sawdon, Brompton, RSO, York.
• Parliamentary Division---Whitby.
• County Council, North Riding---F. Baker, JP.
• Parish Council (see Brompton).
• Wesleyan Chapel (from Sherburn).
• Iron Church (from Brompton) summer months only.
• Post---Pillar box, weekdays only, 3.30 p.m. (see Brompton).
• Nearest Station---Sawdon, 2 miles, NER (Scarborough and Pickering Line).
• Nearest Telegraph Office and Post Office---Brompton, 2 miles.

• Boak, Robinson, farmer.
• Bonell, Robert, joiner and builder.
• Boyes, John, farmer.
• Brown, Thomas, farmer and grocer.
• Cooper, Miss Grace.
• Coultas, David, farm labourer,
• Coultas, Norris, shoemaker.
• Danby, Benjamin, farmer.
• Gray, Mrs. Mary Jane.
• Harland, John, farm labourer.
• Hopper, Mrs. Ellen, farmer and lodging-house keeper.
• Idell, John, farm labourer.
• Idell, William Barry, farmer.
• Jackson, J.
• Jeffels, Coultas, labourer.
• Lightfoot, Nathan, wheelwright and joiner.
• Petch, George, shepherd.
• Plaxton, Joseph, carrier.
• Poad, William, farmer.
• Raine, T., Buck Inn.
• Riby, Thomas.
• Richardson, John.
• Skelton, William, farmer.
• Stockton, Richard, farmer.
• Stonehouse, Edwin, farmer.
• Thrash, Anthony, farmer.
• Vasey, Thos., labourer.Ward, Mrs. Mary, farmer.

Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for SNAINTON in The Scarborough Gazette Directory of 1905.

• Postal Address---Snainton, RSO, Yorkshire.
• Telegrams, Snainton, Brompton (I mile).
• Parliamentary Division---Whitby.
• County Council---north Riding, F. Baker.
• Parish Council---Robert Atkinson (chairman), W. Boak, G. Cooper, J.P. Richardson, W. Lownsborough. Tom Foxton (clerk).
• St. Mary's Church---Rev. F.O. Chambers (Brompton).
• Wesleyan Chapel (Sherburn Circuit).
• Primitive Methodist Chapel (Scarborough Circuit).
• National School---Headmaster, Harold Train.
• Station---Snainton, NER (Scarborough and Pickering line).
• Post Office---Postmaster, Geo. Cooper, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., Money Order, Savings Bank, etc. Delivery, 7,15 a.m. weekdays. Sundays, 8.15 a.m. Dispatch, 5.20 p.m. weekdays, 12 noon Sundays.
• Telegrams dispatched from railway station 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
• Cricket Club---Hon. Sec. Atkinson, T.

• Adamson, ---, farmer, Snainton Heights.
• Allanson, George, farmer.
• Alen, Wm., builder's labourer.
• Appleyard, Wm., market gardener, Jassamine House.
• Abram, Peter, farmer, Woodlands.
• Abraham, Mrs., charwoman.
• Atkinson, Robert, market gardener.
• Atkinson, Thomas, shoemaker.
• Atkinson, Wm., farm labourer.
• Beadnell, H.
• Bellwood, John.
• Beswick, R. jnr., farmer.
• Beswick, Richard, saddler.
• Boak, Wm.. farmer, Fowlbridge.
• Borton, John, Rifle Corps Inn.
• Boyes, Joshua, joiner and wheelwright.
• Brown, John T., farmer.
• Brown, L., gardener.
• Cockerill, Amos, labourer.
• Cape, Thomas, RN.
• Cooper, Geo., grocer and postmaster.
• Cooper, Harry, seed and manure merchant.
• Coulson, H., farmer, Darncombe (letters Hackness, Scalby, RSO).
• Craven, John, labourer.
• Craven, Wm. B., farmer and market gardener.
• Craven, Wm. Thos., market gardener.
• Croker, George D.
• Croker, Henry, labourer.
• Crosby, Robert, farm labourer.
• Dale, Geo., farmer.
• Danby, Mrs. Ann.
• Dickinson, George, carter.
• Dickinson, Thos., platelayer, Gate House.
• Dowsland, Vasey, shoemaker.
• Don, John, retired police superintendent.
• Farnell, T., farmer, Headon.
• Fieldsend, Benj., stationmaster.
• Foxton, Tom, builder and assistant overseer.
• Foxton, Wm., market gardener.
• Greenley, Geo., shepherd.
• Hardwick, Geo., Cliff Grange.
• Hardwick, John, gardener.
• Hardwick, Wrightson, butcher and dairy farmer.
• Hardy, J., blacksmith.
• Harland, David, gardener.
• Harland, George, labourer.
• Harland, J.R., insurance and cycle agent.
• Harland, Robert, gardener.
• Harland, Thomas, tailor.
• Harrison, J.W., police constable.
• Harrison, G.T., cycle dealer
• Hebden, Mrs.
• Henderson, R., farm labourer.
• Hoggard, Misses, New Inn.
• Holmes, Thos., farm labourer.
• Hopper, Robert, labourer.
• Hunter, Mrs.
• Jackson, Joseph, labourer.
• Jennison, George, farmer.
• Jennison, J., labourer.
• Joplin, Wm., gardener.
• Keld, Henry, gardener.
• Langdale, R., gardener, The Hall.
• Langton, David, labourer.
• Langton, Mrs.
• Leppington, Miss.
• Lowish, Septimus, farmer, Snainton Carr.
• Lownsborough, W., butcher and farmer.
• Lownsborough, Mrs. H., farmer.
• Marflitt, Geo., gardener, Headon Cottages.
• Marflitt, Emma.
• Marshall, David, labourer.
• Marshall, John, labourer.
• Marshall, Mrs. A.
• Metcalfe, George, joiner.
• Nichols, W., farmer.
• Ogle, William, farmer, Snainton Ings.
• Owston, Mrs. Ann.
• Pateman, Thos., farmer.
• Pearson, Richard, labourer.
• Percy, Miss.
• Richardson, John, labourer.
• Robinson, Geo., farmer, Snainton Ings.
• Roger, George, blacksmith.
• Sellars, Mrs., grocer.
• Shepherd, John, farmer.
• Sherwood, Edward, farmer.
• Sherwood, John, farmer.
• Sherwood, Richard, huntsman, Cayley's Hounds.
• Sherwood, Robert, labourer.
• Skilbeck, John, labourer.
• Skilbeck, Joseph, joiner.
• Smith, Robert, labourer.
• Spavin, Thos., carrier.
• Spence, Wm., gardener.
• Steel, Frank, labourer.
• Steel, Fred, labourer.
• Steel, James, mason's labourer.
• Stevenson, Berryman, labourer.
• Stonhouse, C., farmer, Cock Moor Hall.
• Stonehouse, R., grocer.
• Storry, Robert, labourer.
• Storry, Thomas, carrier.
• Storry, Thomas, farm labourer.
• Stubbs, A., carrier.
• Stubbs, Frank, market gardener.
• Stubbs, Thomas, carrier.
• Summersgill, H., farmer, Manor House Farm.
• Swain, William, platelayer.
• Townsend, Wm., Army pensioner.
• Train, Harold, schoolmaster.
• Trousdale, Francis, farmer, Milebush House.
• Troutsdale, Wm., farmer.
• Trowsdale, John R., market gardener.
• Trowsdale, Wm., shepherd.
• Tyson, Mrs., grocer.
• Vasey, Joseph, tailor.
• Ward, H., roadman.
• Ward, J., hind, Fowlbridge.
• Ward, Thomas, tailor.
• Watson, David, labourer.
• Watson, George, labourer.
• Watso, W., labourer.
• Wilson, James, labourer.
• Wilson, John, market gardener.
• Wood, W., farmer, Weldale Beck.
• Woodhouse, Jas., shepherd.
• Yorkshire Penny Bank, open every Saturday from 7 to 8.

Transcribed by Pam Smith.