Holme On Spalding Moor 1892

Post:

Post, Money Order, Telegraph, Savings Bank, Insurance and Annuity Offices at Miss Agnes Myers'. Letters via York arrive at 8-30 am., and are despatched at 6-0 p.m., Sundays included. Wall Box at Moor End cleared on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 12-45 p.m., and on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 1-45 p.m. No Sunday collection.

BOARD SCHOOL,

• Thomas Amos, headmaster; Hy. Green, clerk to the Board, Howden; Jno. Hy. Harrison, attendance officer

Miscellany of trades

• Calam Fras. Henry., stationmstr., Holme station
• Calam William, tailor
• Carter Jesse, insurance & commission agent
• Castellano Rev. Peter (Catholic), manager, Market Weighton Reformatory
• Castle George, carrier to Howden, Saturday, Market Weighton, Wednesday
• Catholic Cemetery, Beacon hill
• Catholic Chapel (St. John the Baptist); Rev. Stephen O'Hare, rector
• Catholic School (mixed); Miss Mary King, head mistress
• Clarkson Thomas George, assistant manager, Market Weighton Reformatory
• Collins Mrs. Annie, grocer and draper
• Collins George, Moor end
• Collins John Holmes, draper
• Cook Grant, tailor
• Davidson Wm., L.R.C.P., Ed., L.R.C.S., Ed.
• Davison George, tailor
• Drayton Thomas, corn & flour dealer
• Edwards Frederick William, chemist
• Falkingham Mrs. Elizabeth, grocer
• Featherstone Miss Ellen, shopkeeper
• Finch George, saddler
• Fish William, butcher and cattle dealer
• Fleming John, clerk, Holme station
• Foster Joseph Thorpe, horse breaker
• Garvey Brothers, florists and seedsmen
• Goundrill Blanchard, miller, Howden road
• Graves James, joiner and wheelwright
• Harrison George, blacksmith
• Harrison William, grocer
• Holmes Rev. George Gorham, M.A., B.D., The Vicarage
• Hornby John, grocer and beer retailer
• Horsenail Henry, head keeper
• Horsley Henry, shoemaker
• Howes Charles, grocer and draper
• Ibbotson John Thornton, vict. and joiner, The Old Hare and Hounds
• Ibbotson Wm. Thornton, vict., and blacksmith, Cross Keys
• Jackson Charles, joiner and wheelwright
• Johnson John, tailor and draper
• Johnson William, shoemaker
• Kettlewell Geo., corn dealer, Fir Tree house
• Kettlewell John, miller
• Laverack James, butcher
• Lewthwaite Rev. W. H. (Catholic), chaplain, Market Weighton Reformatory
• Lill Francis, miller and insurance agent
• Lunt Austin, head gardener, Holme hall
• Marshall James, vict., Blacksmith's Arms
• Mason Alfred, blacksmith
• Moore Frederick, greyhound trainer, New Inn
• Moore Mrs. Rebecca, vict., Old Red Lion
• Myers Miss Agnes, postmistress and draper
• O'Hare Rev. Stephen (Catholic), chaplain to Henry Stourton, Esq.
• Parkinson James, parish clerk and sexton
• Poole Isaac, boot dealer and grocer
• Poole William, threshing machine proprietor
• Raney Rd. Graves, shoemaker & photographer
• Reader George, grocer
• Reader William, vict., New Inn
• Rhimes Mrs. Annie dressmaker
• Roantree John William, shoemaker
• Simpson Mrs. Mary Ann, vict., Railway Hotel
• Smart Robert, carrier to Howden, Saturday, and Market Weighton, Wednesday
• Southgate Francis Burnham, vict., Anchor Inn
• Southgate John Henry Burnham, grocer
• Stainforth Paul, horsebreaker
• Stourton Hy., Esq., J.P. & C.C., Holme hall
• Sweeting William, shopkeeper
• Thirsk Emmanuel, grocer
• Todd Thomas, butcher
• Towse David, lock keeper, Sod houses
• Turner George, bricklayer
• Walker Michael, stationinaster, Everingham station. Letters via Harswell
• Ward Samuel, shoemaker
• Whitehead Mrs. Elizabeth, Claremont house
• Wood James, potato dealer
• Yorkshire Catholic Reformatory School for Boys (St. William's), Market Weighton road; manager, Mr. Thomas George Clarkson; chaplain, Rev. W. H. Lewthwaite
• Youhill George, joiner and wheelwright

Farmers.

• Allen William, Wholsea
• Blackburn John William, Water end
• Boast John, Holme house
• Bradley Peter, Chapel hill
• Bramley John
• Brooksbank James, Prospect farm
• Brown William, Bursea grange
• Calam Richard, Hasholme
• Calam Robert, Arglam lane
• Castle Joseph
• Catton Brooksbank, Spen house
• Catton Mrs. Mary Ann, Station farm
• Cheeseborough Joseph, Water end
• Coggan George (hind for Henry Stourton, Esq.), Lodge farm
• Collinson John
• Cook Henry Pycock, Bursea Lane end
• Cook William
• Dale John & Richard, River head
• Eland Leonard, Rose farm
• Eland Thomas Nottingham (and horse dealer), Holly house
• Etherington William Burton, Lady's parlour
• Featherstone Henry, Duck nest
• Featherstone Peter, Arglam
• Featherstone Wm. , & vict., Star Inn, River head
• Grisewood John
• Hairsine Charles, Bursea
• Hairsine George, Bursea
• Hare Charles, Prospect house
• Harrison John Henry (and assistant overseer, assessor, and school attendance officer)
• Harrison John, Bursea lane
• Hodgson Richard King, Bursea house
• Hollands Mrs. Hasholme
• Huddleston George, Throlam farm
• Hyde Eli, Bulmer lane
• Jibson George, Wood house
• Jibson John, Spen farm
• Johnson Edmond, Lock farm
• Johnson Fisher, Holme landing
• Johnson William, Highgate house
• Kirk George, Tollingham house
• Laverack Jewitt, Bursea lodge
• Laverack John, Arglam
• Laverack Joseph, Welham bridge.
• Longhorn John, Arglam lane
• Market Weighton Reformatory; Rev. Peter Castellano, manager
• Metcalf George, Water end
• Metcalf Thomas
• Nutt J., Park farm
• Ogram John
• Oxtoby John, Water end
• Pybus Thomas (and steward to Henry Stourton, Esq.), Castle farm
• Raney David, Water end
• Reader Joseph (and coach horse breeder), Stud farm
• Rennison Frank, Wholsea grange
• Rennison William, Skiff farm
• Ripley John, Beulah farm
• Robinson Thomas, Howden road
• Sargison Thomas, Arglam lane
• Smith James Ramsdaile, Hasholme hall
• Smith John, Sand hill
• Smith Mrs. Sarah Ann, Howden road
• Southgate Robert, Burnham
• Stewart John, Bar farm
• Stewart Thos., (and horse dlr), Welham bridge
• Stewart William, Runner end
• Sunman William, River head
• Triffitt Joseph, Sober hill
• Turner Robert, Spen lane
• Ward John Buttle Williamson
• Ward Matthew Henry
• Wardell Thomas, Hasholme
• Watkinson Thomas, The Grange
• Watson Joseph
• Waudby John, New Bursea house
• Wilson William, Woodlands