Thornton Steward 1890

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

• Post Office at Mrs. Thompsons. Letters arrive via Bedale at 7-30 a.m. daily, and are despatched at 5-30 p.m. The nearest Telegraph and Money Order Office is at Middleham.

• Atkinson Mrs. Hannah, Mansion house
• Batty Mrs. Fanny, dressmaker
• Burnett William, cowkeeper
• Catholic Chapel, Ulshaw Bridge - Sundays; service, 10-30 a.m.; daily, 8-30 a.m.
• Cherry William, joiner
• Clarkson Henry, sexton
• Kirby George, shopkeeper
• Kirby William, bootmaker
• Nelson Rev. F. J. (Catholic), Ulshaw bridge
• Parish Church - Sundays; service, 10-30 a.m. and 6 p.m.
• Peart Rev. Wm. Fiddian, M.A., The vicarage
• Robson George Henry, corn and flour miller, Danby and Ulshaw mills
• Robson Mr. William Birkbeck, The villa
• Scrope Capt. Simon Conyers, R.A., Yorkshire Artillery, Western Division, Danby hall
• Scrope Simon Thomas, Esq., J.P., D.L., C.C. for Middleham Division, N.R.C.C., late Major 1st Vol. Batt. (Princess of Wales' Own) Yorkshire Regt., Danby hall, and Cockrington hall, Lincolnshire; and Magistrates' Club, 88 St. James' street
• Stead Robert, blacksmith
• Tate Matthew, master, Endowed school
• Waddington Mrs. Mary Ann, Fort Horn
• Wesleyan Chapel - Sundays; service 2 p.m.
• Wright Mrs. Gertrude, mistress, R.C. school
• Wright Thomas Edward, gardener

• Allison William Robert, Thornton lodge
• Dixon James, Ulshaw farm
• Pickersgill Richard, Marriforth
• Ridley Joseph, Wood house
• Scrope Simon C., The Hollins; h Danby hall
• Trotter Anthony, Dantzic house
• Waddington Henry Martin, Manor house and Thornton grange
• Ward John Robert, The Old hall
• Watson John, Danby grange
• Whitelock Francis (and butcher)

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