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:
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.
Miscellany of trades
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.