Felixkirk 1890

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

• Letters via Thirsk.

• Bentley C. B., Esq., Mount St. John
• Clayforth Rev. Henry, B.A., The Vicarage
• Mitchell Stephen, gamekeeper
• Spivey C., pig dealer and vict., Carpenter's Arms
• Wright Richard, schoolmaster

• Barker James, Marderby grange
• Gregson Thomas, Marderby hall
• Hebden John, Glebe farm
• Hill John and Francis
• Kirk George, Church farm
• Pearson William, Moor house
• Walker Thomas, Rymer house

• Post Office at Miss Harland's. Letters via Thirsk arrive 9 am., and are despatched at 3-50 p.m.

• Campbell Miss Annie, schoolmistress
• Carter Hy., farmer and vict., Johnstone Arms
• Garnett Peter, Esq., Southwoods hall
• Hutchinson Benjamin, mason
• Hutchinson John, mason and farmer
• Hutchinson Peter, mason and builder
• Hutchinson Thomas, shoemaker
• Hutchinson William, joiner, &c.
• I'Anson Thomas, farm bailiff, Sandcliffe grange
• Johnstone Rev. Fred. R., Ravensthorpe manor
• Keel J., blacksmith
• Robinson James, butcher
• Stokell Robert, gamekpr., Ravensthorpe manor
• Stokell Thomas, junr., vict., Carpenter's Arms
• Taylor Mr. John, Prospect cottage
• Williamson John, tailor

• Barr Francis, Tong hall
• Bentley George, Greendale
• Bentley William, Hesketh grange
• Boyes William
• Bumby Mrs., Low Paradise
• Carter Matthew
• Carver Thomas
• Coldbeck Thomas, Housebrough
• Fletcher John
• Fletcher Thomas
• Grainger David, Tong hall
• Green Thomas, Dial stone, Hambleton
• Kirby Robert
• Knaggs Bateson, High Paradise
• Richmond John
• Robinson Thomas, Hesketh hall
• Stokell Thomas, West acre
• Walker John (trustees of), Sandcliffe grange
• Weatherill William (and miller), Raventhorpe

• Post Office, Sutton, at John Kettleweil's. Letters via Thirsk arrive at 7-20 a.m,, and are despatched at 4-20 winter, and 5-20 in summer.

• Anderson Mr. William
• Blenkin James, cowkeeper
• Bosomworth William, shoemaker
• Burnby Mr. William
• Carver Thomas, cowkeeper
• Dick Robert, shoemaker
• Dixon William, blacksmith
• Earle John, cowkeeper
• Faint Mr. Edward
• Galloway Wililam, cowkeeper
• Glasby George, foreman miller
• Hansell Francis R., bank cashier, Brook house
• Hornby John, cowkeeper
• Kettlewell James, cowkeeper, Sutton bank
• Kettlewell Matthew, shoemaker and cowkeeper
• Lascelles John, cowkeeper
• Leadley Stephen, vict., Star
• Miles Jonathan, vict., Black Horse
• Porter Mrs. Ann, grocer and dressmaker
• Race John, potato, &c., dealer
• Rawlings John Johnson, cowkeeper
• Robinson Mr. Christopher
• Shaw Thomas, shoemaker and cowkeeper
• Simpkin Thomas, head gardener, Sutton hall
• Simpson John, grocer
• Suffill Henry, cowkeeper
• Sutton Reading Room and Library; George Glasby, secretary
• Walker Joseph William, joiner, &c.
• Williamson James, pig dealer and cowkeeper
• Wood James, shopkeeper and cowkeeper

• Annakin Robert (and cattle dealer)
• Barker John, Moor end
• Bosomworth Robinson, New Farm house
• Cowen James, Sutton bank
• Cuthbert Mrs. Martha, High Cleaves
• Haw Robert, Grizzelfield
• Hugill John, Melrose house
• Humphrey Thomas (and miller)
• Kirk William
• Parvin Tom, Water hall
• Ryder Pawson, Abbot's Close house
• Suffill Mark, Gormire house
• Tyerman Edward (and overseer)
• Walker Isaac, Low Cleaves
• Wilson Robert, White house
• Worley Samuel

• Letters via Thirsk.

• Burn William, cowkeeper
• Fox David, joiner, cartwright, and vict., Board
• Jordison John, cowkeeper
• Keel James, blacksmith and farmer
• Marsden George, cowkeeper
• Warriner Robert, joiner and wheelwright

• Barr Francis, Tong hall
• Brough William, Kelmer grange
• Brown James, South Wood lodge
• Burton George, Sinkcliffe field
• Carver Andrew
• Ellis John (and overseer), South villa
• Hill Mrs. Hannah, Beal house
• Keel Joseph
• Kitching William James, Thirlby grange
• Lofthouse William
• Rayner Thomas, Skipton hill

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