Coxwold 1890

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

• Letters via Easingwold. See Newburgh Township.

• Agars Robert, carrier to York on Saturdays, and to Thirsk on Mondays, and apartments, Spring cottage
• Barley Mr. Samuel, Colville hall
• Blakey William, horsebreaker and trainer
• Burnett Eustace, blacksmith
• Burnett William, blacksmith
• Cornforth Mrs. J., grocer, &c.
• Cornforth John Charles, builder
• Dale Robert, cowkeeper, Shandy hall
• Deighton John, tailor and grocer
• Easton George, gardener and cowkeeper
• Fox Christopher, mason, &c.
• Fox Mr. James, Colville house
• Hyde Rev. Robert, curate of Coxwold
• Kettlewell Wm., blacksmith and vict., Fauconberg Arms
• Linfoot John, veterinary surgeon
• McCracken John, M.B., surgeon
• Robson George, butcher
• Salmon Miss Jane
• Savage, John Henry, painter, &c.
• Scott Rev. George, M.A., J.P., vicar
• Scurr Mr. William, Ivy cottage
• Smith Geo. registrar of births and deaths for Coxwold Sub-District
• Thompson Henry, shoemaker
• Thompson Tom, stonemason
• Weightman Thomas William, saddler

• Carver Robert, Manor house
• Dawson Robert, Low park
• Farrer William, Sunley wood
• Morrell Richard, Shandy hall
• Richardson Albert, Fox Foley farm
• Taylor William, Park house

• Coates John, farmer, Angram hall, Angram grange, and Peep o' Day, Husthwaite (chairman of Easingwold Board of Guardians, and secretary to Easingwold Agricultural Show)
• Taylor John, farmer, Baxby mill

• Letters via Oswaldkirk.

• Nicholson Bryan, Abbey farm
• Nicholson Misses J. & E., Abbey farm
• Prior of Ampleforth College, Cams Head
• Richardson Mrs. Sarah, and vict., Abbey Inn
• Tuke John, Pilfit
• Willey Thomas, College farm

• Bass Jonathan, head gamekeeper
• Bridgewater James, woodman
• Bridgewater Mrs. Mary Ann, vict., Stapylton's Arms
• Elliott James, schoolmaster
• Horner Henry, shoemaker
• Richardson Harman, huckster
• Robson John, butcher, &c.
• Rymer Chris., estate joiner, Rose Tree house
• Sargeant John, grocer

• Coussons George Dent, Wass grange
• Garbutt Robert, Thorpe-le-Willows
• Richardson Thomas, High woods
• Tuke John, Long Grain, Wass, and Pilfit farm, Byland

• Post, Money Order Office, and Savings Bank at James Duck's, Newburgh. Letters via Easing. wold at 7-50 a.m.; despatches, 4 p.m. in winter, 5 p.m. in summer, by mail gig, and at 6-10 p.m. by train.

• Dixon Francis, land agent to Sir G. 0. Wombwell, Bart.
• Duck James, schoolmaster and postmaster
• Fox Mrs. Maria, earthenware dealer
• Mason Thomas, land agent's clerk
• Smith George, station master, Coxwold station
• Wombwell Sir George Orby, Bart., J.P., Newburgh priory

• Boddy George (and miller)
• Brown George and John, Hunt house
• Brown William, Pilfit
• Chapman James and David
• Easton Thomas, Newburgh grange
• Easton William, High leys
• Kendrew John, Brink house
• Kendrew Thomas, Brink Hill house
• Peacock John
• Wood Thomas (and bailiff), Newburgh priory

• Letters via Easingwold. Wail box cleared at 4.35 p.m.

• Bardon Mrs. Alice, grocer, &c.
• Bardon Joseph, woodman
• Bardon Thomas, tailor and upholsterer
• Bell John, blacksmith
• Boggett Henry, shoemaker and asst. overseer
• Pickard John Boyes Wells, joiner, &c.
• Robley John, shoemaker

• Askwith Thomas & Son, Adam's hall
• Curry Mrs. Ann & Son
• Emmerson Charles, Oulston hall
• Kendrew Benjamin, Bogg hall
• Knowles James, Manor house
• Maskew Joseph (and assessor of taxes)
• Thornton C., Close house; & Foolrice, Whenby
• Watson William, Village

• Letters via Easingwold.

• Barley John
• Barley William, Mount pleasant
• Batty Thomas
• Berry William, Garbutt house
• Dawson Joseph (hind), Thornton hill
• Grainger John (and overseer)

• Letters via, Easingwold.

• Barley Richard, Wildon hill
• Duffield Mrs. Elizabeth & Son (John)
• Smith Joseph (and assistant overseer)
• Smith Thomas, Wildon grange

• Letters via Easingwold.

• Clark William, grocer, &c.
• Elsworth Thomas, vict., Wombwell Arms
• Hodgson James, schoolmaster and parish clerk
• Hunton Jonah & Son, blacksmiths, wheelwrights and machinists
• Watson John, shoemaker

• Askwith John (and way warden)
• Brayshaw Francis and Samuel, Burton house
• Calvert Thomas, Beckfield house
• Duncalfe John (and overseer), Windy gate
• Easton William
• Emmerson Charles, Lion's lodge
• Hutchinson John M., Holly hill
• Jefferson Robert, Redcar house
• Jones William Smith, Intake lodge
• Mosey Robert
• Radcliffe Thomas, Peel Park farm
• Watson Thomas
• Wedgewood William, Manor house

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