Riccall Parish

Gentry &c.:

• Hare John, gentleman
• Hayland Thos. surgeon & apothecary
• Kendall Rev. Frederick, A. B. vicar
• Parker Rev. Wm. vicar of Skipwith, (magistrate)
• Richardson Toft, Esq. Riccall hall

Blacksmiths,

• Douthwaite Jonth.
• Hare George

Bricklayers,

• Davis James
• Wood Charles

Carpenters,

• Pratt T. senr.
• Pratt T. junr.

Corn Millers,

• Camplejohn Rd.
• Spink John

Farmers & Yeomen,

• Ayres Job
• Blanshard James
• Boswell W. & J.
• Bulmer Wm. and coal merchant
• Burland Wm.
• Daniel Thomas
• Fentiman John
• Longfellow Wm.
• Moody George
• Myers George
• Romans Ann, Wheel hall
• Romans John
• Ruff Robert
• Silversides Mark
• Silversides Robert
• Smith W. J.
• Thompson Wm. (and butcher)
• Tomlinson Geo. (& Shopkeeper)
• Walker Joseph
• Wardle James
• Wardle Ann
• Wilson Richard
• Wormley Thomas

Shoemakers,

• Camplejohn Wm.
• Patrick Richard
• Silversides Guy

Shopkeepers,

• Carr Thomas
• Davison William
• Jefferson Wm.

Miscellany of trades

• Newsham Richard, parish clerk
• Pratt Richard, cabinet maker
• Silversides Guy, vict. Grey Hound
• Smith W. J. vict., Drovers' Inn
• Stokes James, tailor
• Swinbank Isaac, vict. Hare & Hounds
• Thompson Elizabeth, vict. Shoulder of Mutton
• Wilson Robert, schoolmaster

Carriers,

• John Carr, Sarah Carr, and Thomas Muschamp, to York, every Sat. and to Selby, every Mon. depart 7 mg. and ret. in the evening.

Coaches,

• Two Coaches pass through this place from York at ½ past 8 mg. to meet the Steam Packets at Selby, and return according to tide.