Well 1890

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

• Post Office at Thomas Hammond's. Lettters arrive via Bedale, week-days, at 7-25 a.m., and are despatched at 4-50 p.m. winter, 5-50 p.m. summer months. No arrival or despatch on Sundays. Postal Orders are issued here but not paid. The nearest Telegraph and Money Order Office is at Bedale.

• Milbank Powlett C., Esq., J.P., alderman North Riding County Council, The Park house and Devonshire club, St. James', London
• Milbank Sir Frederick Acclom, Bart., J.P., D.L., Thorp Perrow, & Brook's Club, London

• Bell John, estate builder and sub-agent
• Bendelow John, shoemaker
• Carter James, gamekeeper, Snape park
• Chappelow Robert Henry, tailor
• Clarke Thomas Wood, cowkeeper
• Cooper William, blacksmith
• Culverwell William, gardener, Thorp Perrow
• Everett James, gamekeeper, The Kennels
• Exelby Mr. John
• Gale Nathan, shopkeeper
• Gale Thomas, cowkeeper
• Hare John, joiner
• Hare Thomas, joiner and cartwright
• Harper Thos., vict. and farmer, Milbank Arms
• Haw Thomas, pig jobber
• Haw William, cowkeeper
• Hodson James, cowkeeper
• Johnson Alfd., lime burner, Watlass limekilns
• Johnson William & Son (George Craven), butcher and cowkeeper
• Johnson William, cowkeeper
• Kitching William Ambrose, stonemason
• Lambert John, grocer and assistant overseer
• Milner William, butcher
• Moden Rev. James, The Parsonage
• Nicholson Henry, shoemaker
• Oyston Robert, shopkeeper
• Pearson Mrs. Mary, cowkeeper
• Sherrington L., lime burner, Gebdykes quarry
• Ward James Hall, schoolmaster, hon. sec. of reading room
• Webster Mr. Henry, Snape castle

• Abel Robert, Snape lawns
• Bell Christopher, Watlass moor; h Burrill
• Exelby John, Roskill and Gebdykes farm; h Burton-upon-Ure
• Gothorp James and William, Snape lodge and Langwith house; h Well
• Greaves James, Snape castle
• Haw Christopher
• James Mrs. Mary Hilton, The Hollings
• Kilding George, Low ground
• Kilding James, Snape mires
• Nicholson Mrs. Jane & Son (James, and cattle dealer), Langwith farm
• Parker Abraham, Salmon house
• Prest Mark
• Richardson Matthew, Spring house
• Stubbs Jabez
• Wallburn W. (and wool buyer), Highfield house
• Yeoman Thomas, Low park

• Post Office at Charles Grainger's. Letters arrive via Bedale at 7-40 a.m., and are despatched at 4-30 p.m., winter, and 5-30 p.m. summer months. No arrival or despatch on Sundays. Postal Orders issued here but not paid. The nearest Telegraph Office is at Tanfield, and Money Order Office at Masham.

• Annall Robert, shoemaker
• Binks John, sexton
• Chappelow S., vict. and tailor, Milbank Arms
• Edwards Henry Golding, schoolmaster
• Grainger Charles, postmaster and tailor
• Grainger James, cowkeeper
• Jackson John, cowkeeper
• Milbank Miss Edith D., Holly hill
• Parnaby Ralph, shopkeeper
• Prest Robert, potato dealer
• Pybus Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper
• Ruxton Rev. Frederick Dashwood, L.T.H., The Vicarage
• Scurrah Francis, blacksmith
• Scurrah William, machinist and ironfounder
• Smirthwaite Richard, butcher
• Smith Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper
• Steel Alfred, butcher

• Gothorp James (and land agent), Mowbray hill
• Gothorp William, Acclom house
• Steel Charles and Alfred, Well hall
• Stelling George
• Walburn Peter (and wool buyer), Manor house

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