Leake 1890

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

• Post Office, Borrowby. Letters via Thirsk arrive at 8.30 a.m., and are despatched at 4.20 in summer, and 3.20 in winter.

• Clarke Thomas, shoemaker
• Cornforth William, estate joiner
• Cossins George, blacksmith
• Duffield Mr. Matthew, Arraca
• Ferguson Mr. William, Spotted Cow
• Haughton Rev. Edward Aston. B.A., vicar of Leake, Borrowby mill
• Heighley Mr. John
• Hewson John Thomas, pig dealer
• Hutchinson Mark, grocer
• Kirk Cuthbert, estate mason
• Kitchen John, cowkeeper
• Lee John, joiner, &c., Eller nook
• Lee Thomas, shoemaker, Eller nook
• Megginson Edwin, assistant overseer
• Megginson William, joiner, &c.
• Oliver Thomas, blacksmith, Gueldable
• Pearson John, cowkeeper and grocer
• Pearson Miles, tailor
• Rennison Mr. George H.
• Robson William, vict., Grey Horse Inn
• Swales Robert, cowkeeper, Bog hall
• Tait Andrew James, vict., Wheat Sheaf
• Wood Thomas, grocer, Post office

• Barnett John, Gueldable
• Bramlay William, Gueldable
• Carter Richard
• Carter Thomas
• Chisman Thomas (and miller), Borrowby mill
• Cowton John, Oak tree
• Dixon William
• Gatenby Thomas, Gueldable
• Hamilton Thomas, Borrowby grange
• Hutchinson Isaac
• Hutton John
• Johnson William, Broads house
• Lowther William
• Morley Isaac
• Morton Alfred, Leake house, Gueldable
• Robson John, Sugar Hill house
• Stevenson John (owner), Mount pleasant
• Thackeray Thomas, West House farm
• Thackeray William

• Blenkin Isaac, Old hall
• Ellerby George, Bridge farm
• Kirby William, Moor
• Thompson Miles, Manor
• Thompson Robert, Tile sheds
• Waters Robert, Grange

• Letters via Thirsk. Wall Box cleared at 4-35 p.m.

• Airey Richard, schoolmaster (and registrar of births and deaths for Knayton district)
• Atwood Mrs. M., Knayton lodge
• Bosomworth Mr. John
• Clark John, tailor and draper
• Easby John, blacksmith
• Espin Thomas, hind, Knayton Moor farm
• Faint Mrs. M., Old hall
• Hammond Mr. John
• Harland Joseph, shoemaker
• Hubbard John, wheelwright
• Ingledew Wilson, grocer
• Sadler William, joiner, &c.
• Shawe Mrs. Anne, Brawith hall
• Smith Charles, shoemaker
• Stephenson Thomas, vict., Three Tuns
• Thorpe William, vict., Dog and Gun
• Tweedy Charles, surgeon

• Alderson George
• Anderson George (and veterinary surgeon)
• Ashby Hannah, Foxhall
• Bosomworth Edward
• Claxton Thomas, Water hall
• Coates George
• Cooper John, The Hill farm
• Dixon Jonathan
• Eden Thomas
• Fawcett John, Knayton moor
• Fawcett John, Squire's farm
• Hamilton Thomas, Kilbington
• Harland Thomas
• Harland William, Knayton grange
• Hart George
• Hewitson William
• Kate John
• Kirby John (yeo.)
• Sadler George, Rush house
• Sadler John
• Spence Christopher, Knayton moor
• Wright Robert & Sons, Lowfield house

• Close James, Cotcliffe farm
• Harland William, Bank head
• Hunton Thomas and Joseph, Oxbank
• Kilvington John, Marigold hall
• Kilvington Thos. (and overseer), Landmoth hall
• Kitching John Henry, Catto farm
• Peacock Joseph, Bank head
• Rudd John, Wood farm

• Morton Edward Greenwood, farmer, Leake hall

• Letters via Northallerton at 9 am.; despatched at 4-35 p.m.

• Delafield Joseph, blacksmith
• Dennis Thomas, joiner and cartwright
• Dunning William, shoemaker
• Hardwick William, vict., Gold Cup Inn
• Hough Thomas, schoolmaster
• Jaques George, Esq., Silton hall
• Moore James, mason, Blue house
• Sherwood James, gamekeeper, Arnim green
• Wright John, grocer

• Carter William
• Chapman Roger, The Manor house
• Cornforth Thomas, Leake lane
• Cowton John, Hunter's hill
• Ellis Christopher, Old Manor house
• Ellis William, Waites farm
• Gears William, Little Leake
• Milner William, Home farm
• Morton Edward, Low house
• Spenceley Joshua, Brink house
• Weldon Andrew, Honeyhill

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