North Frodingham 1892

Post:

Postal address, North Frodingham, Driffield.

Post Office, Money Order, Savings Bank, and Insurance Office; William Hussard, postmaster. Mails arrive at 7-55 a.m., and are despatched at 5-5 p.m. Driffield is the nearest Telegraph Office.

Miscellany of trades

• Allman Richard, blacksmith
• Baron Richard, vict., Star Inn
• Baron William, joiner
• Brompton George, vict., Blue Bell
• Cammage Thomas, bricklayer
• Chadwick William John, brick and tile maker
• Cockerill Mrs. Ann, vict., Gate Inn, Frodingham bridge
• Dixon Henry, corn factor and wool merchant
• Foley William, joiner and thrashing machine owner
• Ford William, schoolmaster
• Foster William Henry, tailor and draper
• Garton James Witter, grocer and draper
• Gibson Geo. Edwd., M.R.C.V.S., Grundon house
• Harrison George, pork butcher
• Hussard Jas. & Son (Wm.), grocers and drapers
• Isaacson Rev. James, M.A., vicar
• Jarratt Mr. John, Norwood house
• Jennison John, registrar of births and deaths for the sub-district of Foston
• Moore John, blacksmith
• Noble Edward Taffender, coal merchant
• Richardson Thomas, saddler
• Ruddock James, boot and shoe maker
• Smales Robert Purdon, joiner
• Winter John William, beer retailer
• Witty Miss Susannah
• Woodcock Thomas, blacksmith

Farmers.

• Brompton Thomas Plowman, High farm
• Copeland Moses (and miller)
• Dalby Mrs. Mary, Church end
• Denewell John
• Dixon John Henry, Frodingham grange
• Horsley Frederick (and butcher)
• Leppington John
• Milner John
• Morris William, Frodingham bridge
• Nicholson John
• Noble Robert
• Pashby John Thomas
• Rafton Thomas, Manor house
• Ranksley John, farm bailiff to J. Harrison, Esq., Emmotland
• Story Thomas (and shopkeeper)
• Woodmansey Mark, Frodingham field

Carriers.

• Baxter Samuel, to Beverley, on Saturday, and Driffield, on Thursday
• Noble Edward, to Driffield, Beverley, and Hull
• Skelton Samuel, to Driffield, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
• Stringer Geo., to Hull, Driffield, and Beverley