Scalby Parish

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

• Urban District Council---R. Rudgard (chairman), C. Leng vice-chairman), farmer; P.G. Challinor, farmer, Scalby Lodge; W.T. Brown, gentleman, Scalby; J.G. Roddy, blacksmith, Scalby; R. Hurd, farm bailiff; J. Bielby, farmer, Newby; L. Thompson; G.H. Cockerill, farmer.
• Primitive Methodist Chapel, Scalby. Clerk---John Tickle.
• Wesleyan Chapel.
• Scalby Church.
• Scalby Temperance Hall.

• Robinson, Rev. W.C., BA., St Laurence Vicarage.
• Sitwell, Lady, Hay Brow.
• Ellis, John Edward, MP., Wrea Head

• Abraham, Francis, farm labourer.
• Abraham, F.R., gardener, 7 Yew Court Cottages.
• Adams, Mrs., Alms Houses.
• Allott, R., Boa-Vista.
• Armstrong, G.W., farm labourer.
• Arkinson, J., farmer, Scalby Nabs.
• Atkinson, Edward, labourer.
• Barker, Edward, station master.
• Bastiman, George, labourer.
• Barker, Miss, The Manse.
• Bean, H, Stoneleigh.
• Bearcroft, Edwin, joiner and wheelwright, Mount Pleasant.
• Binns, Miss.
• Bishop, J.J., Scalby Mills Tea Gardens.
• Boddy, James P., grocer, 4 Granville Mount.
• Boddy, John, blacksmith.
• Boddy, J.W., backsmith.
• Boddy, J. G., lodging-house keeper.
• Boddy, Robert, blacksmith.
• Booth, J.W., Haswell.
• Bradley, G., Parkville.
• Brown, John, labourer, 3 Jubilee Terrace.
• Brown, John, farm labourer.
• Brown, W.T., Yew Court.
• Brunton, Mrs.
• Buckle, Harry, farm labourer, 3 Yew Court Cottages.
• Bulmer, Dickinson.
• Burrows, W., Church Beck Farm.
• Carlisle, Mrs. A., laundress.
• Carr, E., Beaconsfield Villa.
• Cattley, Walter, JP., Ashmead.
• Challinor, P.G., Scalby Lodge.
• Claridge, Ernest Edward, Jervaulx Lodge.
• Coates, Robert.
• Coates, William, farmer.
• Cockerill, D., butcher,6 Curragmore Terrace.
• Cockerill, George H., farmer, Cumboots.
• Cox, Samuel, groom.
• Cook, George, labourer.
• Cook, Miss, The Park.
• Cooper, Enoch, gardener.
• Corner, Mrs., 1 Curragmore Terrace.
• Coulson, George, gardener.
• Coulson, Lewis, farmer.
• Coulson, Mrs., Scalby High Mill.
• Coultas, David, letter carrier, Beaconsfield Villa.
• Coultas, William, blacksmith---post office.
• Cowton, Harper, gardener.
• "Craigmillar".
• Cross, E.M., tailor, 6 Yew Court Terrace.
• Cross, Henry, farmer, Scalby Nabs.
• Cross, H.M.
• Cross, William, 7 Curragmore Terrace.
• Dennis, H., commercial traveller, Raincliffe.
• Dixon, George, gentleman, Melrose Villa.
• Douglas, John, farmer, Low Moor.
• Drawbridge, W.S., St. Aubyns.
• Dugdale, Charles, engine driver.
• Dunn, George, gardener.
• Dunwell, Thomas, farmer, Scalby Nabs.
• Emmerson, Robert, farmer, Keld Runnels.
• Ellerbeck, Miss, The Grange.
• Estill, Mrs., lodging-house keeper.
• Fair View.
• Farndale, T.
• Flinton, Israel, labourer.
• Flinton, Thomas, farmer.
• Flinton, Wm, 5 Granville Mount.
• Forster, Major James, JP., Bamburgh Lodge.
• Fowler, Mrs. Mary, Brookside.
• Fowler, Valentine, St. Oswald's.
• Foxton, Joseph, farmer, Ivy Bank.
• Gell, Thomas, Plough Inn.
• Gibson, John, wheelwright.
• Goodall, J.
• Goodall, H., gardener, Ivy Cottage.
• Goodall, R., butcher.
• Goodall, Mrs., 3 Yew Court Terrace.
• Goodall, Mrs. J.A.
• Goodwill, G.H., coachman.
• Green, Harry, Sunnyside.
• Hall, Robinson F., farmer.
• Hampton, George, land agent, Shirley Lodge.
• Hardwick, S., labourer.
• Hardcastle, ---, Church Beck.
• Hardwick, Mrs., farmer, Cumboots.
• Harrison, Mrs. R.W., Villa Montona.
• Hart, Mrs., Fountain Villa.
• Henshall, Rev. John, Arncliffe.
• Hill, Michael, labourer.
• Hill, E.E., York Villa.
• Hinchcliffe, H., Boa-Vista.
• Hodgson, Mrs. A., lodging-house keeper.
• Howgate, Wm., Ravensdene.
• Huggan, H., Northfield House.
• Hunter, John, farmer, Prospect House.
• Hurd, Frank, senr., gardener, 9 Yew Court Cottages.
• Hurd, R.
• Isherwood, Mrs., Burn Croft.
• Jarvis, William, police sergeant.
• Jarvis, Frederivk W., Nag's Head Inn.
• Jennison, John, gardener.
• Johnson, William, carrier.
• Jones, Roland, Sunny View.
• Kidd, Mrs., 4 Jubilee Terrace.
• Kirk, Miss Mary A., grocer.
• Langton, Mrs.
• Leadley, John.
• Leather, Mrs., 3 Curragmore Terrace.
• Leng, Christopher, farmer.
• Lidell, Thos., coachman, 5 Curragmore Terrace.
• Lord, Mrs., Summerville.
• Lumley, George, labourer, Cumboots.
• Lummas,---, cowman.
• Marsden, J.E., The Cottage.
• Marshall, George.
• Mawson, Mrs., The Holmstead.
• Michell, George, farm labourer, 2 Granville Mount.
• Mitchell, John, farm labourer.
• Mitchell, R., gardener. 5 Yew Court Terrace.
• Monkman, Mrs., charwoman.
• Morley, Wilson H., dairyman.
• Newton, F.
• Ogle, Frederick, 1 Yew Court Terrace.
• Peckett, Miss H., 5 Jubilee Terrace.
• Pearson, Robert, artist, Glen Lea.
• Pegge, Thompson, The Laurels.
• Pickering, William, mason.
• Power, Mrs. 2 Jubilee Terrace.
• Ralph, Charles, machine thrasher.
• Ramsay, Mrs. Henrietta, The Park.
• Reed, George, The Lodge, Wyndgate.
• Richardson, A.S., York Cottage.
• Roberts, Mrs., Sunny Bank.
• Robinson, G., farmer, Cumboots.
• Robinson, John, stonemason.
• Robinson, Thomas, coachman, 1 Granville Mount.
• Rowntree, Mrs. Wilhelm, Silverdale.
• Rowntree, Mrs. Low Hall.
• Rudgard, Richard, Scalby Hall.
• Sedman, John, butcher.
• Sedman, W., labourer.
• Sellers, Mrs., farmer.
• Smith, J.W., electrician.
• Smith, Thomas, gardener, Clarence Cottage.
• Smith, William, Hollycroft.
• Smith, Mrs., Stromness.
• Smith, Mrs.
• Smithson, John.
• Southwick, C., coachman.
• Southwick, G.T., The Hall lodge.
• Spicer, Albert, groom.
• Steele, John, master mariner, 1 Jubilee Terrace.
• Stephenson, Mrs., Mount Pleasant.
• Stonehouse, Albert, farmer.
• Stonehouse, Frank, farmer.
• Stonehouse, John, farm labourer.
• Storey, Mrs.
• Stubbs, Robert, farm labourer.
• Telephone Station, Mount Pleasant.
• Thompson, L., Holmstead, Church Beck.
• Thompson, F.W., carrier.
• Thomson, Enos, wheelwright.
• Thomson, Mrs. S., carrier.
• "Thornholm".
• Tickle, John, headmaster, Church schools.
• Tissiman, Tom M., engineer, 2 Curragmore Terrace.
• Trattles, Leonard, dairyman.
• Trattles, Mrs., cook.
• Vernon, J.W. farmer.
• Wallis and Blakely, grocers.
• Walton, Miss, matron Friedensthal.
• Ward. Dr. Herbert, Riversdale.
• Ward, Miss, Peniston Cottage.
• Wardale, H.F., 2 Yew Court Terrace.
• Webb. Geo., coachman.
• Webster, Walter, coachman, 4 Yew Court Terrace.
• Whitbread, James.
• Wilkinson, Edwin, farmer, Scalby Nabs.
• Wooler, ---, Mayfield.
• Wright, George, labourer, 8 Yew Court Cottages.
• Wright, W., The Holt.

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

• Postal address, Burniston, Cloughton, R.S.O.
• Parliamentary Division---Whitby
• County Council North Riding, Capt. The Hon. F. Johnstone, Scalby Division
• Parish Council---Councillor A. Sedman (chairman), W. Lee, G. Pickering, P. Challinor, and W.E. Leadley. Clerk, A. Bell
• Board of Trade Life Saving and Rocket Apparatus
• Baptist Chapel (from Scarborough)
• Wesleyan Chapel (from Scarborough)
• Railway Station---Cloughton
• Post Office---Postmaster, John Cockerill

• Abram, Francis, farmer
• Appleby, Mrs. C., Elim Cottage
• Beadle, John, stoneman.
• Bean, Mrs.
• Bennison, Mrs. F.
• Billingham, John, gardener
• Bell, Alfred, gardener
• Blacksmith's Arms Inn, Nellise, Mrs. A.E.
• Bowes, Mrs.
• Boyes, Joseph, dairyman
• Charter, John, Rose Villa
• Charter, Tom H., Southead Farm
• Coates, Joseph, Poultry Farm
• Cockerill, John, postmaster and grocer
• Connington, William, labourer
• Coultas, Mrs.
• Dunwell, John, farm labourer
• Eles, Henry, coastguard
• Feaster, Mrs.
• Gillings, Mrs.
• Halder, Dickinson, carter
• Harrison, John, farmer
• Harrison, Thomas, farmer and butcher
• Harrison, T., pig jobber, Hina House
• Hird, Mrs., Quarry Farm
• Hodgson, Mrs., farmer
• Holgate, James
• Horsley, W., farmer
• Hunter, William, stonemason
• Jackson, George, farmer
• Jackson, George H.
• Kneeshaw, William, labourer
• Lazenby. William, labourer
• Leadley, Edward, farmer
• Leadley, Gibson, farmer
• Lee, Mrs.
• Lee, William, tailor
• Longhorn, J.D.. labourer
• Longhorn, Robert, gardener
• Longhorn, Thomas
• Longhorn, William, labourer
• Newham, W.P.. farmer and dairyman
• Petty, Watson, labourer
• Pickering, Gowan, dairyman
• Richards, D., schoolmaster, Council School
• Robinson, Thos., publican, Jolly Sailor's Inn
• Sanderson, I., labourer
• Scott,---gardener
• Sedman, A., blacksmith
• Sedman, Robert, butcher
• Stonehouse, Dickinson, wheelwright
• Stringer, Mrs. E.
• Thompson, Miss
• Tidd, John, gardener
• Ward, Emmerson, gardener
• Ward, Richard, farmer
• Ward, J., gardener
• Ward, Mrs. Jane.

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

• Postal Address. Cloughton, R.S.O., Scarborough.
• Parliamentary Division, Whitby.
• Postal, Telegraph, Money Orders, Savings Bank.
• Post Office---Postmaster, C. Sedman.
• Delivery weekdays 7.30 a.m. and 8 p.m.
• Box cleared at 9.35 a.m. and 5.30 p.m.
• Parish Council---Ingram Cockerill (chairman); Allanson, Appleton, J. Leadley and C. Sedman. Clerk, C. Wiley.
• Council School---H.E. Donner (chairman), Rev. J.T. Tause, J. Leadley, N. Wharton, H. Coulson. A. Steele, Correspondent.
• St. Mary's Church, Rev. J.T. Tause, vicar.
• Wesleyan Chapel (from Scarborough.)
• Primitive Methodist Chapel (from Scarborough.)

• Tause, Rev. J.T., vicar.
• Donner, H.E., Court Green.
• Kitson, Albert Ernest, Cober Hill.

• Allan, Thomas, tailor
• Allanson, Mrs. E.
• Allanson, W.C.
• Appleton, Tom, schoolmaster, Council School.
• Appleton, Henry, carrier.
• Atkinson, James, joiner and wheelwright.
• Barran, Mr., Whin Brow.
• Barton, Mrs.
• Beswick, R., farmer.
• Birdsall, H.D., farmer.
• Birks, G., tailor.
• Browne-Mason, Charles, The Old Mill.
• Buttery, Mrs.
• Calcraft, T., groom.
• Carter, Mrs., laundress.
• Carter, E., farmer.
• Cockerill, I., labourer
• Collier, Pearson, farm labourer.
• Collier, John, quarryman.
• Collier, Pierson, labourer.
• Collier, William, quarryman.
• Cook, Robert, publican, Old Red Lion Inn.
• Couch, Tom, farm labourer.
• Coulson, Harold.
• Coulson, Henry, grocer.
• Crossland, Robert, publican, Blacksmith's Arms.
• Dean, Robert.
• Dixon, J., labourer.
• Donner, Isaac, labourer.
• Dunwell, Dickinson.
• Forman, Dr. Bernard G.
• Foster, Miss.
• Harrison, Mrs. Elizabeth
• Hemsley, John, Cober Hill.
• Hick, A.E.
• Hick, James, Ripley's Farm.
• Hodgson, Elizabeth.
• Hodgson, T., blacksmith.
• Hoggarth, Francis, grocer.
• Hopper, H., platelayer.
• Horsley. John, labourer.
• Hovington, John, stonemason.
• Hurd, John, labourer.
• Hunter, Ezra, stonemason.
• Jackson, F., Thurley Beck Farm.
• Kidd, E., coachman.
• Leadill, Miss J.
• Leadley, John, farmer
• Maw, Thomas, gardener.
• Mead, T., platelayer.
• Milner, A., platelayer.
• Parker, Thomas William, police-constable.
• Pickering, Robert, wheelwright.
• Preston, A., Cober Villa.
• Procter, M., stationmaster.
• Rawlings, Edward, labourer.
• Rawlings, John A., shoemaker and postman, Hope Cottage.
• Robinson, John, joiner.
• Rosher, Henry, labourer.
• Rosher, Mrs.
• Rowntree, H.D., Wyke Lodge.
• Sedman, Christopher, shoemaker and postmaster.
• Sedman, C.. gardener.
• Sedman, Mrs. J., nurse.
• Skelton, W.G., farmer.
• Skelton, William, platelayer.
• Southwick, Joseph, postman.
• Slater, Mrs., laundress.
• Stephenson, William.
• Stubbs, John, labourer.
• Stubbs, Thompson, labourer.
• Tyson, Robert, farm labourer.
• Ulliott, George, carrier.
• Ulliott, J., junr.
• Ward, L., labourer.
• Wardill, Thomas, labourer.
• Watson, Mrs.
• Wyllie, Miss.
• Wilding, Harry, labourer.
• Wiley, Christopher, assistant overseer.
• Wiffen, George, shepherd.
• Wray, H., The Hall.

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

• Atkinson, Wm., farmer.
• Atkinson, J., Carhwaite
• Bean, H., labourer.
• Burton, J., Moorland Poultry Farm,Gowland.
• Birdsall, Wm., Sycarham Farm.
• Coates, G., The Cottage.
• Cockerill, J., farmer, Gowland.
• Cooper, John H., publican, Newlands Hotel.
• Halder, William, farmer, Gowland.
• Harrison, Fred, Cloughton Fields.
• Hurd, George, dairyman.
• Nicholson, W., farmer, Gowland.
• Reed, David, Gowland.
• Sedman, Miss, Gowland.
• Skelton, W.G., farmer
• Wharton, Mrs., Rockhaven.

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

• Adamson, J., farmer and dairyman, Hayburn Beck Farm.
• Barlow, George, station master.
• Bennett, H., Moor Lodge.
• Oliver, J.T., Hayburn Wyke Hotel.

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

• Appleby, John, Bleak House.
• Ashton, Edward, farmer.
• Bielby, John, farmer.
• Bottomley, Mrs. C., Rosette Inn.
• Bywater, Mrs., Ingle-Nook.
• Coulson. Joseph.
• Coulas, John, stonemason.
• Cowen, George, gardener.
• Davy, Noah, nurseryman, Avondale.
• Dawson, D.H., Rose cottage.
• Fair Lea.
• Faulkner, William, farmer, Ramsdale Farm.
• Gabb, Mrs., Bulmer House.
• Goodricke, H.
• Gough, Miss, Lea Field.
• Gresham, Ernest A.
• Greetham, Tom, joiner.
• Hopkins, Henry H., Springfield.
• Hopkins, Herbert Panton, Conway Cottage.
• Lacey, Miss, tea rooms.
• Landrum, Andrew, coachman.
• Lyndhurst.
• Lyon, Albert, gardener.
• Murgatroyd, Miss.
• Overdale.
• Percy, William, roadman.
• Race, E.M., tailor's cutter.
• Rhodes, Mrs.
• Robson, G.A.
• Shepherd, William, farmer, West View.
• Smith, Mrs. Aysgarth.
• Stonehouse, Samuel, labourer.
• Stonehouse, John, farmer.
• Swales, Charles, labourer.
• Swales, William, farm labourer.
• Ward, J.R., police constable.

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

• Council School---headmistress, Mrs. Claydon.
• Wesleyan Chapel

• Adamson, H., farmer.
• Adamson, R. farmer.
• Bradbury, J., farmer.
• Coulson,G., farmer.
• Coulson, Wm., farmer.
• Cross, G., farmer.
• Duggleby, Fred, farmer.
• Emmerson, Robert.
• Emmerson, R.junr., farmer.
• Emmerson, Simeon, farmer.
• Emmerson, Mrs.
• Fletcher, Wm.. farmer.
• Goodall, J.H., innkeeper, Shepherd's Arms.
• Herbert, Robert, farmer.
• Herbert, Mrs., farmer.
• Hodgson, Wm., farmer.
• Hodgson, Mrs.
• Johnson, A., labourer.
• Lacey, J., farmer.
• Leanord, Wm., joiner and wheelwright.
• Leng, George, farmer.
• Lightfoot, R., labourer.Maw, T., farmer.
• Parnaby, Henry, platelayer.
• Robinson, R., farmer.
• Simpson, W., labourer.
• Topham, J.W., stationmaster.
• Ward, M.
• Ward, W., blacksmith.
• Wilkinson, John, labourer.
• Wilkinson, Mark, platelayer.

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

• Atkinson, Wm., labourer.
• Harrowsmith, J.W., farmer and dairyman.
• Massheder, Henry, farm manager.
• Sollitt, George, farm manager.
• Throxenby Hall Convalescent Home.---Dr.Bedford Pierce; Florence Vigor, matron.
• Woodhouse, Samuel, farmer.
• Hepples, Thomas, gardener.

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

• Creamer, Mrs., Grasmere.
• Ireland, William, farm labourer, West Lynne.
• Linskid, Alfred, librarian, Nab View.
• Reid, David.
• Topham, Mrs.

Transcribed by Pam Smith.