Agricultural Implement Maker - Wm. Horsley.
Basket & Hamper Maker - William Freer.
Blacksmith - James Hartas. Francis Newton. David Watson.
Boot & Shoe Makers - Mrs. Ann Crawford. Plowman Freer. William Kilvington. Thomas Ruston. Richard Stamper. John Warters & Son.
Brick & Tile Maker - George Adamson. James Williamson.
Butcher - John Boyes. William Boyes. John Holmes. John Ineson. David Rapp. William Smith. Christopher Stamper.
Grocer - William Hopper. Robert Searle. John Sherwood (also Linendraper). Staveley Wallgate. Mrs Mary Wallgate. William Wilson.
Hairdresser & Toy Dealer - John Percy.
Ladies School - Miss Anna Horsley. Miss Jane Walbran (boarding)
Miller - George Hobson.
Milliner & Dress Maker - Miss Betsey Chilton. Miss Eliza Lambert.
Milliner & Straw Bonnet Maker - Miss Ann Rollinson.
Nursery & Seedsmen - James Horsley.
Plumber - Painter & Glazier. Chas. Bingham. George Bingham. William Wilson(Painter).
Saddler & Harness Maker - Thomas Clark.
Skinner - Wm. Ascough.
Steam flour & Saw Mills - William Lovel.
Tailor - Simpson Dixon. Isaac Forster. William Pearson. John Perren. Richard Walker.
Tailor & Woollen Draper - Mark Dennis. Robt. Horsley (also Parish Clerk & Postmaster). John Masterman.
Timber Merchant - Thomas Brand. John Eland. William Lovel. George Smith.
Wheelwright - John Hazelwood. James Wilson. John Wilson.
Wood Turner - Thomas Carrington.
Other Trades.
Gardener - Miss Jane Harding. David Hartas. Cowkeeper - Mrs. Elizabeth Morley. Fellmonger - Joseph Newcomb. Chemist - Leonard Rivis. Hawker of Tea - William Robinson. Coal Merchant - William Smith. Carver & Gilder - John Wales. Lime Burner - Richard Ward. Joseph Watson (Whitewall). Surgeon- Thomas Wise.
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1857 (Taken from Post Office Directory of Yorkshire) Author:John Stone Date:24/03/2008 References:Taken from Post Office Directory of Yorkshire ^Back to Top |
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