Harewood Parish

Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for HAREWOOD in Pigot's Directory of 1829.

• Butler Mrs. Esther, Harewood
• Hale Rev. Richard, Harewood
• Harewood the Earl of, Harewood house
• Lascelles Hon. William Sebright, M.P. Harewood house
• Morgan Rev. Theophilus, Harewood
• Outhwaite Robert, gent. Harewood
• Ridley Rev. Richard, Arthington hall

• Barnett Mary (day)
• Free School, James & Elizabeth Brooke, teachers
• Rose Elizabeth (day)

• Gibbs Francis, surgeon
• Menzies Robert, land steward to the Earl of Harewood

• Harewood Arms (posting house & excise office) Francis Sturdy
• Ship, Anthony Scott, Bridge

• Barrett Stephen, butcher
• Booth John, wheelwright
• Bucktrout John, saddler
• Bucktrout William, saddler
• Burgess Thomas, painter & glazier
• Chapman Robert, gardener
• Cowper Jonathan, grocer & tallow chandler
• Eastburn James, boot & shoe maker
• Ellison Elizabeth, straw hat maker
• Franckland Richard, excise officer
• Garland Thomas, tailor
• Harrison Jonathan, cooper, constable and overseer
• Hodgson Jonathan, bailiff & surveyor of the highways
• Ingham John, tea dealer
• Labron Richard, boot & shoe maker
• Lawrence Peter, tailor
• Leyland Christopher, corn factor
• Muschamp John, stone mason
• Muschamp Mary, grocer & druggist
• Nicholson James, painter
• Nicholson Samuel, blacksmith
• Nicholson Thomas, blacksmith
• Norfolk Ann, corn miller
• Robinson John, wheelwright
• Smith Francis, tailor
• Snow Elizabeth, dress maker
• Snow Thomas, linen draper
• Stead Richard, boot & shoe maker
• Tippets Mary, shopkeeper
• Wade Thomas, carpenter & joiner
• Webb Joseph, nurseryman
• Webster Sarah, shopkeeper
• Wood John, carpenter & joiner

• All call at the Harewood Arms Inn.
• To London, the Royal Mail (from Glasgow and Edinburgh) every morning at a quarter past seven; goes through Leeds, &c.
• To Glasgow and Edinburgh, the Royal Mail (from London) every evening at a quarter past six; goes through Harrogate, Ripon, Carlisle, &c.
• To Leeds, the Pilot (from Newcastle) every evening at half-past five-the Telegraph, every evening at seven-and the Union (from Ripon) every morning at half past eight.
• To Newcastle, the Pilot (from Leeds) every morning at a quarter before seven; goes through Harrogate, Knaresborough, Boroughbridge, Thirsk, Yarm, Stockton & Sunderland-and the Telegraph, every morning at half-past six; goes through Harrogate, Northallerton, Darlington and Durham.
• To Ripon, the Union (from Leeds) every afternoon at half-past two; goes thro' Knaresborough & Harrogate.

• To Leeds, Arthur Smithson, from his house, every morning.
• To Skipton, Richard Wingate, from the Harewood Arms, every Thursday-and to York, every Tuesday.

Transcribed by Colin Hinson. ©2003