Wykeham Parish

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

• Postal Address, Wykeham, RSO., York.
• Parliamentary Division, Whitby.
• County Council, North Riding---F. Baker, JP.
• Parish Council (Wykeham and Ruston)---J.R. Jewitt, Chairman, James Hardy, H.G. Temple, J. Douthwaite; clerk, F.M. Simkin.
• All Saints' Church---Vicar, Rev. Lewis Hunt.
• Primitive Meeting House (from Scarborough).
• National Schools---Headmaster, J.H. Stead.
• Railway Station, Wykeham (Scarborough and Pickering line) NER.
• Post Office, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.---Postmistress, Mrs. A. Gillance.
• Delivery 7 a.m.; dispatch, 5.30 p.m. weekdays. Sundays Delivery, 8 a.m.; dispatch 12.40 p.m., Sundays, Postal Orders only.
• Nearest Telegraph Office, Brompton, 1 mile.
• Cricket Club, Douthwaite, secretary.

• Downe, Viscount, Wykeham Abbey.

• Adams, Thomas, estate labourer.
• Barnes, Charles, joiner.
• Boulton, Thomas, gardener.
• Cameron, James, farmer, Wykeham Grange.
• Clark, Thomas, gardener.
• Cockerill, Vasey, farm labourer.
• Croft, J., Bedale House.
• Douglas, A., head gardener.
• Douthwaite, John.
• Gray, John E.. The Downe Arms.
• Greenwood, Miss E.
• Gough, Reginald, estate agent, Gallows Hill.
• Hall,Rev. Dr., Abbott's Meadow.
• Jennings, John, stationmaster.
• Jewitt, John, farmer.
• Jillings, Frank, woodman.
• Jones, Robert, farmer and carrier.
• Jowsey, F., joiner.
• Leadill, John, farm labourer.
• Megson, Henry, labourer.
• Megson, Alfred, labourer.
• Monkson. Robert, farm labourer.
• North, Ernest, farmer.
• Poad, George T., rural relieving officer.
• Stead, John H., schoolmaster, Church school.
• Smye, Ernest, gardener.
• Temple, Thomas, farm labourer.
• Temple, William, farm labourer.
• Watson, J., architect, Rose Cottage.
• Wilson, Robert, tailor and draper.

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

• Barkham, William, labourer, Broxa.
• Bland, John Wilson.
• Coverdale, Thomas, farmer.
• Cockerill, Thomas, farmer.
• Ditchman, George, labourer, Broxa.
• Hick, Mrs. E.
• Mackwood, J., labourer.
• Martindale, John, Moor Bird Inn.
• Noble, G., farmer.
• Plaxton, Robert, labourer, Broxa.
• Smith, John, farmer, Broxa.
• Stonehouse, William, labourer, Broxa.
• Ward, John, farmer, Birch Hall.
• Ward, Joseph, farmer.
• Whitelock, Ann.

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

• Postal address---Wykeham RSO York.
• Parliamentary Division---Whitby.
• County Council, North Riding--- F. Baker, JP.
• Parish Council (see Wykeham).
• Post---Pillar box, weekdays only, 4.50 p.m. (see Wykeham).
• Nearest Railway Station---Wykeham, NER, Scarborough and Pickering Line, half a mile.
• Nearest Telegraph Office---Brompton, half a mile.
• Wesleyan Chapel (from Scarborough).

• Barker, H., estate labourer.
• Bowes, George, groom.
• Bowes, Henry, farm labourer.
• Daniel, Smith, keeper.
• Elliott, J., estate plumber.
• Foster, Albert, farmer.
• Foster, Frank, shepherd.
• Foster, R., stone waller.
• Greenlay, E., cartman.
• Hardy, Fred.
• Hardy, James, blacksmith.
• Harland, Wm., woodman.
• Jeffels, Megginson, carter.
• Joplin, J.B., farmer.
• Maw, John, woodman.
• Morris, Mrs.
• Morley, William, labourer.
• North, Ernest, farmer.
• Poad, Fred, vet. Surgeon.
• Riby, Fred, farm labourer.
• Robinson, Charles, farm labourer.
• Sawdon, Robert, labourer.
• Sawdon, Mrs.
• Stephenson, John, shoemaker.
• Temple, R.G., farmer.
• Thompson, Miss D.
• Tindall, J.W., tailor and draper, The Cottage.
• Tindall, R., cartman.
• Walker, George, farm labourer.
• Watson, John, carrier.
• White, T., farmer.
• Willings, George, labourer.

Transcribed by Pam Smith.