Muston Directory of Trades and Professions for 1905

Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for MUSTON in The Scarborough Gazette Directory of 1905.

• Parliamentary Division---Buckrose.
• East Riding County Council---With Sherburn.
• Parish Council---Rev. J. Fisher Brown (Chairman), John Moore, Jesse Johnson, Wm. F. Lawson, Thomas Moore, George Dobson, James Campbell, Chas. Simpson, James Simpson. Clerk, Thomas Marshall.
• All Saints' Church---Rev. J. Fisher Brown.
• Wesleyan Methodist Chapel.
• Primitive Methodist Chapel.
• National Schools---Headmaster, Harrison, J.
• Post Office.---Delivery 6.20 a.m., 7,15 p.m. Dispatch 7.15 p.m. Sundays, no post. Postal Orders only.
• Nearest Telegraph Stations---Filey or Hunmanby, about 1 and a ½ miles each.
• Nearest Railway Station---Filey, 1 and a ½ miles.

• Brown, Rev. J. Fisher, Th. L., vicar.

• Atkinson, E., farm labourer.
• Atkinson, Edwin, labourer.
• Atkinson, Mary.
• Barmby, Wm., farmer, The Mill.
• Barmby, Mrs.
• Bayes, James, farmer.
• Biggins, F., labourer.
• Biggins, Robert, labourer.
• Bird, W.C., Foxhills, farmer.
• Birdsall, Miss.
• Boyes, William, shoemaker and carrier.
• Brambles, George, roadman.
• Brambles, J.W., farm labourer.
• Campbell, Francis James, builder and joiner.
• Chapman, Thomas, labourer.
• Collins, J., farmer.
• Cook, Mrs.
• Coulson, H., farm labourer.
• Crawford, John Henry, blacksmith.
• Danby, Amos, Cross Keys Inn.
• Dixon, Thomas Esq., Prospect House.
• Dobson, George, farmer, Mount Pleasant Farm.
• Edmonds, John George, farm labourer.
• Edmonds, John, labourer.
• Elvidge, John, shoemaker.
• Ferguson, Robt., traction engine labourer.
• Foster, Miss Elizabeth, farmer.
• Foxton, R., farmer.
• Garbutt, Robert.
• Gillings, J.T., farm labourer.
• Hall, George, The Carr, farmer.
• Hall, William, carrier.
• Hawkswell, Johnstone, labourer.
• Haynes, Fred, labourer.
• Hiye, Noah, farm labourer.
• Hogg, Major, shoemaker.
• Hullah, Christopher, farmer.
• Hutchinson, Christopher.
• Jackson, Thomas, labourer.
• Johnson, Jesse, tailor.
• Johnson, Mrs.
• Johnstone, Thomas, groom and gardener.
• Lawson, W.F., farmer.
• Lawson, Mrs. E., Greame House, farmer.
• Marr, James, labourer.
• Marr, J.W., farm labourer.
• Marshall, Thomas, gardener and assistant overseer.
• Moore, John, farmer.
• Moore, Thomas, butcher.
• Mouthorpe, John, farmer.
• Nellist, Fred, farmer.
• Nellist, George, farmer, The Grange.
• Nellist, John, grocer.
• Nesfield, Frank, labourer.
• Nesfield, Fred, farmer.
• Overfield, Alfred, farmer, The Cottage.
• Pickering, Charles, labourer.
• Pickering, Frederick, mole catcher.
• Pool, M., grocer and post office.
• Rodda, William, cartwright and joiner.
• Robson, Miss, Corn Close(letters Filey).
• Robson, R.M., architect and surveyor, Mill House (letters Filey).
• Rymer, W., The Hall, farmer.
• Spare, William N., publican, Ship Inn.
• Temple, Samuel, farm labourer.
• Temple, Mrs. Hannah, dressmaker.
• Turnbull, Richard, farm labourer.
• Welborn, Henry Milner, farmer.
• Whiting, William, grocer.
• Wood, C.W., farm labourer.
• Wood, Herbert, farm labourer.
• Young Men's Club Room, Walter Marshall, secretary.

Transcribed by Pam Smith.