Cloughton 1890

Transcript of the entry for the Post Office, professions and trades
for CLOUGHTON in Bulmer's Directory of 1890.

• Post Office at Christopher Sedman's. Letters via Scarborough arrive at 8-5 a.m., and are despatched at 5-15 p.m., week-days only. Money Order and Postal Telegraph Office, Scarborough.

• Allan Thomas, tailor
• Allanson Mrs. Elizabeth, Uttriss house
• Appleton Tom, schoolmaster (National)
• Beswick Thomas Marton, grocer
• Birdsall William, Sycharum house
• Birks George, tailor
• Cloughton Quarries; Thos. Petch, contractor
• Cockerill William, basket and brush maker (blind worker); chairs, cane and rush, reseated; all kinds of wool work to order, &c.
• Cook Robert Smith, vict., Red Lion
• Crossland Robert, vict. and market gardener, Newlands Inn
• Dawson Joseph, boot and shoe maker
• Dowsland William
• Fairbairn Mrs. Catherine, Cloughton hall
• Hayburn Wyke Quarries; Waddell & Sons, contractors
• Hodgkin Thomas T., Esq., J.P., Lind head and Horsegate lees, Scarborough
• Hodgson Thomas, blacksmith
• Hoggarth Frank, grocer
• Hovington Thomas, mason
• Hunter John Hovington, mason (j.)
• Jefferson Israel
• Leadhill Miss Jane, lodgings
• Leadley Jno., farm manager, Hay Lane cottage
• Leadley Mrs. Mary
• Leadley William
• Lee William, tailor (j), Cloughton Newlands
• Mayman Thomas, shopkeeper
• Moody John Henry, Wyke lodge
• Murgatroyd Robertshaw, vict. and farmer, Hayburn Wyke Hotel
• Owen Joseph Baines, farm bailiff, Ellis close
• Pickering Robert, joiner, &c,
• Pickering Thomas
• Rawlings John Appleton, boot and shoe maker, and Cloughton and Staintondale postman, Hope cottage
• Robinson Jane, vict., Blacksmiths' Arms
• Robinson John, joiner
• Sedman Christopher, foreman
• Tause, Rev. James Thomas, M.A., vicar
• Tonge Charles, apartments
• Wharton Mrs. Marion, Rockhaven
• Wiley Chris., assistant overseer for Cloughton and assessor of taxes for Cloughton, Burniston, and Staintondale
• Wilkinson Mrs. Ann
• Wilkinson George Tandy, surgeon
• Williamson Thomas, Cober villa
• Wilson Thomas, tailor and farmer
• Wylie Mrs. Mary Eliza, Emerald hill

• Railway.
• McKenzie Procter, station master, Cloughton;
• Charles Denny, station master, Hayburn Wyke

• Harry Appleton, to Scarborough Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
• George Ulliott to Scarborough, Tuesdays and Saturdays

• Adamson Henry, Calfthwaite, Staintondale Scarborough
• Chapman Richard, Cloughton Newlands
• Chapman Richard, Cloughton Newlands
• Halder Henry, West side
• Harrison Elizabeth, Field house
• Hawxwell William, Cloughton Newlands
• Herbert Robert, Hayburn Wyke farm
• Jackson Thomas, Ellis close
• Leadley Christopher, Court green
• Leadley Mrs. Harrison, Town farm
• Leadley Jane, High farm
• Nessfield William, Cloughton Newlands
• Richardson Pashley, Cloughton Newlands
• Roger Margaret, Gowland
• Trattles William, Cloughton Newlands
• Turner Ellen, White house
• Wright Joseph, Hulleys

• Post Office at Mrs. Elizabeth Mayhew's. Letters arrive from Scarborough by Cloughton station at 8-45 a.m., and are despatched at 4-40 p.m. No Sunday business. Money Order and Postal Telegraph Office, Scarborough.

• Abram William, tailor
• Bowes George
• Brown Thomas, dairyman
• Cockerill Bros. (George Henry & Dickinson, junr.), butchers, Scalby
• Coultas John, mason
• Feaster Robert
• Field William, coastguard
• Hodgson Mrs. Elizabeth Ann, South end
• Hunter William Hovington, mason
• Leadley Gibson
• Ling William
• Mayhew Elizabeth, grocer
• Petty Thomas, vict., Blacksmiths' Arms
• Robinson Thomas, joiner, ham and bacon factor, and vict., Jolly Sailors
• Sedman Allinson, blacksmith
• Sedman Hodgson
• Sedman Robert, butcher
• Sleightholm Mrs. Frances
• Stonehouse Dickinson, joiner
• Stringer Miss Ellen Ann, dressmaker
• Ward William
• White Mrs. Ellen

• Abram Francis
• Cockerill Dickinson
• Duck George
• Halder Dickinson
• Harrison Moses & John, Derwent farms
• Harrison Thomas (and butcher)
• Hodgson William
• Jackson George
• Leadley Edward
• Longhorn Thomas Dickinson
• Thompson John
• Trattles William
• Ward Richard

• Post Office at William Leonard's. Letters arrive from Cloughton via Scarborough at 9-15 a.m., and are despatched at 8-30 p.m.; in winter, at 11-5 a.m., from October to July. Money Order and Postal Telegraph Office, Scarborough. Telegrams can be sent from Staintondale station.

• - Meetings, second Friday in every month;
• John Mainforth, senr., chairman;
• Thomas Beswick, vice-chairman;
• George Ling,
• R. A. Hodgson,
• J. W. Kendall;
• E. Donner, Esq., clerk.

• Baines William, mason, Peak
• Cockerill Joseph, vict., Falcon Inn
• Cowans Mary C. S., schoolmistress, Peak
• Emmerson William, tailor
• Gray George, master, Peak station
• Lawty Hy., vict. and farmer, Shepherds' Arms
• Leonard William, joiner and grocer
• Marshall Mr. Arthur, Raven hall, Peak
• Potter Miss L., mistress of Board school
• Riley Rev. Wm. (Congregational), The Manse, Peak
• Thompson Mrs. Jenny, vict., Raven Hill Inn, Peak
• Ward William, blacksmith
• Wright Thomas, master, Staintondale station

• Beswick Thomas Marton, Hillside
• Bradbury Thomas
• Burgess John Thomas
• Codling James, Prospect house
• Cross George, Bell hill
• Dixon John (and miller), Peak mill
• Duggleby Frederick, Duesbery house
• Elliot Percy Thomas, White hall
• Emmerson John Lord
• Emmerson Robert, East side
• Emmerson Robert, Honey Bee nest
• Emmerson Simeon Lord, Plantation house
• Fletcher William, Meeting House farm
• Hodgson Robert A., Island farm
• Hodgson William
• Hurd Francis, Hall farm, Peak
• Jackson William, Peak
• Kendall Joseph White, Low Peak farm
• Ling George, Rudder
• Mainforth John, Rigg hall
• Mainforth Robert, Peak
• Nessfield Stephen, White stone
• Sedman Thomas, Bridge farm
• Ward Charles, Tofts farm

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