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Ampleforth Parish, Directory of Trades and Professions for 1890
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Transcript of the entry for the Post Office, professions and trades
for AMPLEFORTH in Bulmer's Directory of 1890.
Post: - Postal address, Ampleforth, Oswaldkirk, York.
- Post, Money Order Office, and Savings Bank at Mrs. Rhoda Ludley's. Mails arrive from Oswaldkirk at 8-40 a.m., and are despatched at 4-15 p.m.
- Ampleforth College - Very Rev. Thomas Anselm Burge, O.S.B., prior; Rev. Joseph Anselm Wilson, D.D., sub-prior; Rev. Henry Bede Polding, O.S.B., parish priest
- Balderson William, painter, paperhanger, and grocer, &c.
- Banks Richard, cart owner
- Beadnell Bower, tailor
- Beadnell Thomas, tailor
- Benson Henry, butter and egg factor, &c.
- Benson Jane, huckster
- Benson John, butter factor, &c.
- Benson Luke, Brook house
- Bosomworth Richard, gardener
- Carlisle Thomas, cowkeeper
- Coulson William, cowkeeper
- Cowell George, marine store dealer
- Dennis James, miller, Ampleforth mill
- Dickinson Miss Christiana, dressmaker
- Dickinson Thomas, bootmaker
- Dukes John, grocer and draper
- Easterby Miss Dinah
- Freer George, market gardener
- Freer John, tailor and grocer, &c.
- Garbutt James, grocer, &c.
- Hardy Henry, police constable
- Hicks Rev. John Thomas Forbes, vicar
- Howard John, schoolmaster, &c.
- Kemp David, cattle dealer
- Manby Rev. A. F., curate
- McNally Miss Mary, Catholic schoolmistress
- Metcalfe Wm., builder, farmer, insurance and manure agent, and income tax collector
- Montgomery Mrs. Ann, Elm bank
- Munby Ed., agent for Major Stapylton, The Hermitage
- Nalton William, grocer, &c.
- Perry John, agent, The Grange
- Preston & Son, builders and monumental masons. Prospect house
- Preston Edward Richard (Preston & Son)
- Preston Richard (Preston & Son)
- Pringle Thomas, cowkeeper
- Reading Room
- Shepherd Charles, cattle dealer
- Shepherd George
- Shepherd Robert, general smith
- Smailes Miss Hannah
- Smailes Richard, mason
- Smith Miss Jane
- Suffill William, butcher
- Thompson F., monumental mason and builder
- Thompson Francis William, grocer
- Thompson Francis, bootmaker
- Thompson John, cowkeeper
- Thompson Robert, grocer and draper
- Walker William, bootmaker
- White Horse; Mrs. Mary Watson
- White Swan; John Thomas Stanhope
- Withington George Herbert, physician
- Worthy William Henry, joiner
- Wright Jacob, brick and tile manufacturer; and at Fryton
- Wright William, tailor
Carriers.
- Banks William, to Thirsk on Mondays, and Helmsley, Fridays
- Benson L., to Helmsley, Tuesdays and Fridays
Farmers.
- Ashton William
- Banks Mrs. Arabella and John, Old Vicarage
- Banks Robert
- Bell Mark, (and coal dealer and carter)
- Benson William
- Calvert John
- Cooper (Mrs.) Lydia Jemima, Henry, & James
- Denniss James, Ampleforth mill
- Flintoft Robert, Lowlands
- Garbutt Robert, Watergate, Thorpe-le-Willows
- Gilbertson Ann, Lodge field, Gilling
- Kemp Mrs. Ellen
- Maynard William, Carr villa
- Nalton John, Hagg house
- Nicholson Joseph, Plantation
- Ransom Japhet
- Ransom Joseph
- Stanhope John, Rose cottage
- Tyreman John, Carr house
Scan, OCR and html by Colin Hinson. Checking and correction by Peter Nelson.