Transcript of the entry for the Post Office, professions and trades
for RUFFORTH in Bulmer's Directory of 1890.
Post:
Post Office. - Letters arrive from York by mail cart at 6-45 a.m., and are
despatched at 5-5 p.m.; William Cowper, receiver. The nearest Money Order and Telegraph
Office is at York. Letters should be addressed Rufforth, York, except where otherwise stated.
Miscellany of trades
Bickerdike Richard, laundry
Darbyshire Thomas, bootmaker
Hainsworth George Edward, joiner
Harrison Charles, blacksmith
Hodgson Arthur, coal dealer and carrier & vict., Tankard Inn
Middlewood Mr. George, The Hall
Nicholson Charles, miller
Pearson John, shopkeeper
Robson Thomas Conyers, schoolmaster
Smith Henry, parish clerk and shopkeeper
Smith Henry, vict., Buck Inn
Thompson Robert, registrar of births & deaths
Wilson Rev. Henry Andrew, M.A., vicar; h Bootham, York
Farmers.
Bean Samuel, Rufforth grange, Acomb
Cammidge Henry and Robert
Clark John Spruce
Cussans Joseph
Forden John Henry, Manor house
Hemsley Joseph
Midgley Thomas
Midgley Thomas Henry, Rufforth Grange
Parker Joseph
Simpson Henry
Smith John
Smith John, Acomb grange
Spearing William
Tesseyman Chas. E. (& collector of taxes, &c.)
Thompson William, Victoria house
Webster Andrew, junior
Webster Andrew, senr., (yeo.), Bradley house
Willstrop David Hick, Church Hill house
Wilstrop Charles, White house
Wright Eustace, Rufforth grange
Scan, OCR and html by Colin Hinson. Checking and correction by Peter Nelson.