Leconfield Parish, Directory of Trades and Professions for 1892

Transcript of the entry for the Post Office, professions and trades
for LECONFIELD in Bulmer's Directory of 1892.

• Post Office at F. Richardson's. Letters arrive via Beverley, week days only, at 8-25 a.m., and are despatched at 4-15 p.m. The nearest Money Order Office is at Cherry Burton, and Telegraph Office at Beverley. Arram letter box cleared at 3-45 p.m.

• Arnott William Wrangham, bricklayer
• Brusby George, blacksmith
• Clarke John, hind
• Dickins Henry, poulterer
• Ellerker John, joiner and wheelwright
• Farrant Rev. John Quillin, M.A., curate
• Fisher Mrs. Mary
• Garness John William, shopkeeper
• Giles Richard, joiner and wheelwright
• Grand U.O. of Oddfellows ("Lord Leaconfield Lodge," No. 811), Robert Pape, sec.; held monthly in the school room (170 members)
• Jackson Miss Louisa, schoolmistress
• *Kitchen Thomas E., hind
• Miner John, parish clerk
• *Newlove Richard, station master
• Nicholson George, hind
• Pape Robert, tailor and draper, and overseer and assessor
• Richardson Francis boot and shoe maker, Post office
• *Stainforth Paul Vickers, boot and shoemaker, and shopkeeper
• *Walker Miss Eliza, cowkeeper
• *Walker William, thrashing machine owner
• Watts Rev. Edwin, M.A., The Rectory
• *Werner William, hind
• Williamson George S., cowkeeper

• *Best Alfred, Elm tree; h Beverley
• *Care John, Arram green
• Dickins Thomas, Low Parks farm
• Featherston William, Leconfield parks
• Fisher Robert, Manor house
• Grant Charles & Seymour
• *Grant Hugh Seymour
• Hall Samuel, The Grange
• Hunsley Mrs. Jane
• Langdale John Robinson, The Park house
• *Sellers Walker
• *Sissons George
• *Smith William, Beck End farm
• *Taylor Mrs. Emma (and carrier to Beverley, Saturday)
• Vickers Wm., junr. (& inspector of nuisancesto Rural Sanitary Authority, Beverley Union), Castle farm
• *Walker Alexander
• *Williamson Thomas
• *Wright Thomas, Arram grange

Scan, OCR and html by Colin Hinson. Checking and correction by Peter Nelson.