Cayton Parish

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

• Postal address, Cayton, Scarborough

• Parliamentary Division---Whitby, vote at Cayton
• North Riding County Councillor, Capt. Johnstone, vote at Cayton
• Parish Council---Chairman, Chris. Stubbs; Thos. Jackson, M. Fenwick, Wm. Harrison, Alfred Hirst. Clerk, C. Beal.
• Council School (for Cayton and Lebberston)---Chairman, Chris. Stubbs; J.F. Smith, C.Jackson (Carr House), P. Atkinson (Lebberston), C.S. Jackson (Lebberston).
• St. Leonard's Church---Rev. F.G. Stapleton, MA. (residence, The Vicarage, Seamer.)
• Wesleyan Chapel (from Scarborough)
• Wesleyan Church and Schools
• Primitive Methodist Chapel (from Filey)
• Council Schools---Headmaster, J.W. Hutchinson
• Postmaster---James Bremner. Hours 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Delivery, 8.30 a.m. Postal Orders only. Dispatch 5.15 p.m. No Sundays.
• Nearest Telegraph Office, Seamer, 3 miles.
• Station, N.E.R. Cayton (Hull and Scarborough line.)

• Adamson, Jno., labourer
• Anderson, Mrs., Rose Cottage
• Beal, Christopher, school attendance officer.
• Black, Miss Mary
• Borrisow, George D., Blacksmith's Arms.
• Bowman, Mrs.
• Bremner, James, postmaster
• Bromley, James, labourer.
• Brown, D., farmer.
• Chew, Mrs. B.A., publican, Star Inn.
• Cole, Jas., farm labourer.
• Cooper, James, Esq., Killerby Hall.
• Coultas, John, labourer.
• Crosby, George, farmer.
• Davison, Chas., labourer.
• Dixon, Christopher, farmer.
• Dunn, Harry, farmer.
• Elliott, Edward, labourer.
• Elliott, Timothy.
• Featherstone, Fred, farmer.
• Fenwick, Matthew, farmer, Osgodby.
• Fletcher, S., shoeing and general smith.
• Foster, Richard, farm labourer.
• Fowler, Wm., boot and shoemaker.
• Gill, George, labourer.
• Gledhill, H.L., plumber.
• Goforth, Jonathan, tailor and draper.
• Goforth, John, tailor.
• Gough, Mrs., farmer, Osgodby.
• Grocock, J., labourer.
• Greenlay, C., labourer.
• Hall, Wm., labourer.
• Harrison, Samuel, ex-P.C.
• Harrison, William, dairyman.
• Halder, Mary.
• Haw, Matthew, Harford House.
• Headley, George, carrier.
• Headley, John, roadman.
• Headley, Wm.
• Hepworth, Miss.
• Hepworth, Mrs.
• High, Obadiah, labourer.
• Hinsley, Wm., labourer.
• Hirst, Alfred.
• Hopkinson, James, engine driver, waterworks.
• Hudson, William, farm labourer.
• Hunter, Dawson, labourer.
• Hunter, Jonathan, farmer, Osgodby.
• Hutchinson, J. Wm., Council School Master.
• Jackson, Christopher, farmer, Cayton Carr House.
• Jackson, Edwin, farmer, Middle Deepdale.
• Jackson, George, farmer, Osgodby.
• Jackson, Jas. Wm., farmer, Low Deepdale.
• Jackson, John, farmer, Cliff Farm.
• Jackson, Thomas, farmer, Osgodby.
• Jackson. Walter. farmer, High Deepdale.
• Jackson, Mrs., widow, apartments.
• Johnson, Edward, farmer and market gardener.
• Keld, Walter, stoker, waterworks.
• Leadley, Harrison,farm labourer.
• Leonard, Wm., bricklayer.
• Lyons, Matthew, farmer, Spring House.
• Maw, Wm., builder and bricklayer.
• Mayman, Wm., labourer.
• Mayman, J,, signalman.
• Miers, James, farm labourer.
• Moody, Thos., labourer, Killerby Grange.
• Nellist, Walter, farmer.
• Newbegin, Thomas, farm labourer.
• Newham, J., farmer, Killerby Grange.
• Nunn, Robert, engineer, waterworks.
• Orrah, Mrs. Mary.
• Owston, John H., grocer.
• Parkin, Wm., North Lane House.
• Pearson, Elizabeth.
• Pearson, John, farmer.
• Pearson, Ann farmer.
• Pickard, John, Cliff Cottage.
• Pinkney, Robert, farmer.
• Raley, John Robert, farmer and auctioneer.
• Redhead, Thomas, farm labourer.
• Robinson,Wm., labourer.
• Robinson, Miss Jane.
• Russell, Robt., coachman and gardner, Killerby Hall.
• Scott, Geo. Farmer.
• Sanderson, C., stoker, waterworks, Cayton.
• Scrivener, J., grocer and provision dealer.
• Simpson, Henry, labourer, Killerby Grange Cottages.
• Simpson, Robert, labourer.
• Smith, F., farm labourer.
• Smith, H., carrier.
• Smith, Geo., farmer.
• Smith, John, blacksmith.
• Smith, John Francis, farmer.
• Smith, Wm., joiner, clerk and sexton.
• Smith, Miss Ann, dressmaker.
• Smith, Mrs. Margaret, laundress.
• Snowdon, Wm., stationmaster.
• Stubbs, Chris., butcher, High Killerby.
• Taylor, Mrs. Sarah, dressmaker.
• Tindall, Thos, wheelwright and joiner.
• Tindall, John F., labourer.
• Walker, Wm., farm labourer.
• Ward, John, police constable.
• Watson, John, labourer, Killerby Grange Cottages.
• Wellburn, Geo., hind, Osgodby.
• Wellburn, Thos., farmer.
• White, John, jun. Farmer.
• White, Mrs. Mary Ann, Rose Cottage.
• Wilkinson, Alfred, signalman.
• Winter, J., Killerby Old Hall.
• Woodrup, James, butcher.

Transcribed by Pam Smith.