Wetwang 1892

WETWANG TOWNSHIP.

• Postal address, Wetwang, York.

  Mails arrive at 8-50 a.m., and are despatched at 6-35 p.m. Nearest Money Order Office, Sledmere. Nearest Telegraph Office, Driffield; John Bullock, postmaster.

Miscellany of trades

• Agar Herbert, grocer
• Agar Thomas, grocer and farmer
• Agar William, blacksmith
• Beckett John, butcher
• Blowman William, tailor
• Bullock John, boot and shoemaker, and dealer
• Buttle Charles, blacksmith
• Cole Rev. Edward Maule, M.A., vicar
• Ewbank William, joiner and wheelwright
• Hardy Frank, butcher
• Hodge John, saddler
• Horsley Mr. Richard, Rocklands
• Huggins William, bricklayer and grocer
• Lakin William Waltham, vict., Black Swan
• Monkman George, tailor and draper
• Oxtoby Abraham, joiner
• Parsons William James, schoolmaster
• Prince John, vict., Rose and Crown
• Sanderson James, tailor
• Sorginson Charles, grocer
• Trowsdale Jarvis William, stationmaster
• Wheatcroft Samuel, miller
• Wiles Jesseman, grocer
• Wilson John, bootmaker and dealer

Farmers.

• Abram George, Field house
• Becket Robert (and cattle dealer)
• Byass John
• Byass William, Wallnut farm
• Carr Thomas (yeoman), Rose cottage
• Elgey John, Thornhill, Holmfield; h Kilnwick Percy
• Ewbank George, Manor house
• Fisher Thomas, Wetwang grange
• Hopper Mrs. Mary Ann, Wood's farm
• Leaper Mark, Glebe farm
• Paul Thomas
• Paul William (yeoman)
• Petch Richard
• Sowersby Richard
• Waites John
• Walker John (yeoman)
• Wilberfoss Thomas (the late), Wetwang house

Carriers.

• Agar Thomas, to Driffield, Monday, Thursday, and Saturday
• Oxtoby Wm., to Driffield, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday (and grocer)
• Serginson Charles, to Driffield, Thursday
• Wiles Jesseman. to Driffield, Thursday

FIMBER TOWNSHIP.

• Postal address, Fimber, York.

  Mails arrive at 8-10 a m., and are despatched at 6-40 p.m. Wall Letter Box at Station cleared at 6-40 p.m. Nearest Money Order Office, Sledmere. Nearest Telegraph Office for forwarding messages, Fimber Station; and for receiving messages, Driffield.

Miscellany of trades

• Broadley William, Welburn, shoemaker
• Easingwood William, gardener
• Gofton Mrs. James, grocer
• Julian William, tailor
• Mortimer Robert, cornfactor
• Trowsdale George, stationmaster
• Walker Miss, schoolmistress

Farmers.

• Beal Nathan
• Cooper Baker
• Farthing Thomas, Gameslack
• Horsley Harry Garton, Fimber field
• Horsley Thomas, Elm Tree farm
• Taylor Horsley
• Taylor and Cook, West Field house

Carriers.

• Rudd Thomas, to Driffield, Thursday; Malton, Saturday (and grocer)