Brompton 1890

LOCAL INFORMATION.

• St. Thomas' Church, Rev. George Thomas Winch, B.A. (St. John's College, Cambridge), vicar
• Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Rev. R. Dixon, minister
• Wesleyan Methodist Chapel , Lovesome hill
• Primitive Methodist Chapel, Rev. Christopher Longstaff, minister
• Member of the North Riding County Council for Brompton Division: B. Wilford, Esq., J.P.
• Trustees of Kettlewell's Charity: The vicars of Northallerton and Brompton; John Hutton, Esq., Solberge; William Fowle, Esq., Northallerton; Rev. D. Jacob, Northallerton; J. Pattison Yeoman, Esq., Brompton; The Chairman of the Brompton School Board; and Mr. Henry Smith, Brompton grange
• Brompton School Board Members: Bartholomew Wilford, chairman; John P. Yeoman, Henry Smith, Rbt. Clark, and John Stochil; Clerk to the Board, Wm. Fowle, solicitor, Northallerton
• Mechanics' Institute, H. Yeoman, sec.; Bartholomew Wilford, treas.; L. Holmes, caretaker
• Temperance Hall used for entertainments, Sunday School, &c.
• Collector of Poor Rates, John Brown
• Assessor and Collector of Income Tax, Richard Brown
• Parish Clerk, John Bradley
• Brompton Station, Leeds Northern Section, N. E. Railway; William Swales, station master

Post:

Post, Money Order, Telegraph Office, and Savings' Bank, Brompton, R.S.O., G. M. Todd, postmaster. Letters arrive from Northallerton (week days) at 7-40 a.m., and from York at 4-0 p.m. The arrival on Sundays is at 8-0 a.m. Despatches, week days, 6-45, Sundays, 5-55 p.m.

Miscellany of trades

• Adamson George Jackson, gent., Hill side
• Bell Bartholomew, junr., agent to the Prudential Assurance Co.
• Board School, William Jackson, master; Mrs.
• Boynton John Joseph, blacksmith
• Brown Jane, assistant
• Brown R., assessor and collector of Income tax
• Brown William, painter and decorator
• Dixon Rev. Robert, Wesleyan minister
• Dobson Mrs. Elizabeth
• Dunn Benjamin, butcher
• Dunn John, railway inspector, The Grange
• Dunn Simpson, flour merchant
• Fawcett William, bricklayer, &c.
• Goldsbrough Edwin, painter and decorator, and mineral water manufacturer
• Hodgson Thomas, builder
• Jackson Thomas, gent., Fulcar lane
• Johnson Rebecca, milliner
• Johnson Thomas, joiner and wheelwright
• Kilvington Mrs. Ann
• Linley Mrs. Elizabeth
• Longstaff Rev. Christopher (Prim. Meth.)
• Mankin William, joiner
• McLean John, joiner
• Northallerton & Brompton Linen Manufacturing Co.
• Pattison William & John, linen manufacturers
• Ramshaw James, market gardener
• Robinson Mr. John, Spring house
• Sherwood John, corn miller and steam thrashing machine proprietor, Steam Flour mills
• Stainthorp Mrs. Elizabeth
• Swales William, station master
• Thompson John, pig dealer
• Tune Mrs. Mary
• Walker Robert, fruiterer
• Wetherill Joseph, tile works manager
• Wilford Bartholomew (John Wilford & Son)
• Wilford Benjamin, Esq., J.P. and C.C. (John Wilford & Sons)
• Wilford Charles, gent.
• Wilford George Henry (John Wilford & Sons)
• Wilford Mrs. Harriet
• Wilford John & Sons, manufacturers of plain and fancy linen drills, &c.
• Wilford The Misses
• Winch Rev. George Thomas, B.A. (St. John's College, Cambridge), The Vicarage
• Winspear John & Sons (John Tutin and Thos. Nornaville), tailors and woollen drapers
• Wood Mr. Thomas
• Yeoman John
• Yewdell William Robert, draper

Boot and Shoe Makers.

• Brown John (and collector of poor rates)
• Hunton Stephen
• Langhorn William
• Mitchinson William
• Raisbeck John, Oak Tree hill

Cowkeepers.

• Alderson Benjamin
• Atkinson Levi
• Atkinson Thomas
• Brown William
• Fawcett Henry (and painter, &c.)
• Foster Richard
• Geldart Francis
• Goldsbrough John
• Hornby Mary Maria
• Jobling John
• Jobling Joseph
• Mitchinson William
• Neesom John
• Parker Francis
• Parker Thomas
• Ridley Benjamin
• Sherwood Mrs. Elizabeth & Son (Nathaniel)
• Simpson Thomas, Low Stobthorn
• Todd George Mark (and postmaster)
• Tyerman Simon
• Ward Miles
• Ward Thomas
• Wetherill Joseph
• Wilford William
• Windress William
• Young Joseph (and butcher)

Farmers.

• Archer John Henry, Fulcar farm
• Battey Robert, Newsham grange
• Carter Matthew, Stobthorn
• Clapham Mrs. Dorothy Ann, Northfield farm
• Clark George, Crawford grange
• Clark Mrs. Louisa, Brompton banks
• Clark Philip, Mount pleasant
• Clark Robert (yeo.), Ivy cottage
• Fairey George, Sheepoot close
• Flowers John, Kettlewell's farm
• Gale William, Brompton banks
• Gibson Arthur (and cattle dealer), Brompton road
• Gibson John, Highfield farm
• Hamilton Mrs. Sarah E., Brompton banks
• Hauworth Ormerod (yeo.), Standard hill
• Horner Peter and William, Brompton moor
• James George
• Jobling Henry, Lowfield farm
• Jobling Thomas, Hildyard grange
• Johnson William and Thomas, Beech house
• Kilding William and Wm. Geo., Wiske moor
• Laing John Smith (and butcher)
• Meggison John, Moor house
• Palliser William, Oak Tree hill
• Pearson Thomas
• Riley Charles
• Robson Thomas, Newstead farm
• Sanderson George, White house
• Simpson Isaac (yeo.), Dunnas house
• Sleightholme Wilson, Leas Car farm
• Smith Alfred, Stobthorn farm
• Smith Henry, Brompton grange
• Stochil John (of Hallikeld), Northfield farm
• Taylor John, Fir Tree farm
• Thompson John Samuel
• Toes Mrs. Isabel, Moor house
• Watson John George, Brompton banks
• Weighell John Bradley, Brompton banks
• Whittaker William (and clothier)
• Wright William, Street house

Grocers, &c.

• Atkinson William (and draper)
• Bell Bartholomew (newsagent and bookseller)
• Fawcett Robert Henry (and draper)
• Garnett Ed. Close (and mineral water mnfctr.)
• Garnett James Alfred (and draper)
• Hodgson Mrs. Margaret
• Neesam John William
• Webster William
• Wright William (and green grocer)

Hotels, Inns, &c.

• Black Swan, Water end; George Goldsbrough
• Crown Inn; William Cranston
• Green Tree; William Neesom
• Masons' Arms; Aaron Smith
• Queen Catherine; Mrs. Ann Thwaites
• Three Horse Shoes; W. Burn (and blacksmith)