Easby Parish, Directory of Trades and Professions for 1890

Transcript of the entry for the Post Office, professions and trades
for EASBY in Bulmer's Directory of 1890.

• Letters via Richmond, Yorkshire. The Wall Box in the village is cleared, week days, at 4-5 p.m.

• Harrison Anthony, Esq., Sandford house
• Marr Charles, Esq., St. Trinians
• Palmer Rev. Joseph Blades, B.A., Oxford, The Vicarage
• Robinson C. L. Pemberton, Esq., Easby abbey
• Tomlin Mrs., Easby cottage

• Hall John (of Richmond), Love Lane farm
• Horseman E. (and corn mrcht.), Broken brea
• King Rt. H. (and land agent), High Wath cote
• Kirby William, Low Wath cote
• Park Thomas (and miller), Easby mill
• Robinson J. (and corn merchant), Union house
• Simpson Robert, St. Trinians

• Letters via Richmond, Yorkshire.

• Champion Bridger, huntsman to the Earl of Zetland, The kennels
• Cooke R., coachman to the Earl of Zetland
• Harrison Thomas, first whip, The kennels
• Hoyes Albert, house steward, Aske
• Letts Edward Harris, head gardener to the Earl of Zetland, Aske gardens
• Newcomen Charles Montgomerie, Esq., land agent to the Earl of Zetland, Olliver
• North Miss E., schoolmistress, Aske school
• Ricketts Rev. Richard Ernest, chaplain to the Earl of Zetland, Moldron
• Thirkell John, head gamekeeper to the Earl of Zetland, The temple
• Thomson Mrs., housekeeper, Aske
• Trowsdale John, stud groom, Moldron
• Turnbull William, farm bailiff, Olliver
• Yarey George, stud groom, Hunting stables
• Zetland His Excellency The Right Hon. the Earl of, Aske

• Allan Leonard, Aske moor
• Hird John, Bend Hagg and Low Coalsgarth
• Metcalfe John, Ginger-field
• Walton Henry William, Coalsgarth

• Post Office at H. Terry's. Letters arrive via Richmond, Yorkshire, week days at 8-22 a.m., and are despatched at 5-10 p.m. No Sunday business. Letters for Catterick Bridge, including the Station and the Nurseries, arrive via Catterick.

• Brown Mr. Sheraton, Beehive cottage
• Brown Mr. Thomas
• Buckle Christopher A., Esq., St. Edmund's
• Carter John, joiner and wheelwright & vict., Phenix Inn
• Dodds Francis William, manager
• Ellerton Mr. Robert
• Fryer James (John Fryer & Son)
• Fryer John & Son, brewers and maltsters & victs., Crown brewery
• Harrison John, vict., Farmers' Arms, Catterick Bridge
• Hart William Melling, assistant overseer
• Hornby Robert, schoolmaster
• Hunter Thomas, vict., Railway Hotel
• Kell John, pig dealer
• Lincoln John, cattle dealer, Holly villa
• Mack H. & Son, rose growers and nurserymen, The North of England nurseries, Catterick
• Mack H., jun. (R. Mack & Son); h Hebdon cotg.
• Mack Robert, senr. (R. Mack & Son); hClipstone house
• Metcalfe Mrs. Mary
• Moore George, station master (N. E. Ry.), Catterick Bridge station
• Pattison Mrs. Annie
• Pratt George, shoemaker
• Rennison Mr. Robert
• Simpson Mr. Joseph
• Snowdon Thomas, joiner and wheelwright
• Terry Francis, corn miller, Brompton mill
• Terry H., grocer and post office
• Terry Mr. James

• Beaumont Alfred, Hollow banks
• Corner Thomas, Park house
• Dixon James, Bishoprigg farm
• Holgate Charles, Rose hill
• Hugill Thomas (yeo.), Primula grange
• Kendrew Benjamin, Bridge farm
• Lamb George, Fountain head
• Layfield Robert
• Peacock William Henry, High Gatherley
• Pearson David, The Grange farm
• Robinson John, Maids' farm
• Russell Peter, Brough Moor farm
• Simpson Joseph, junior, Follies farm
• Singleton Matthew, Robin hood
• Trotter William, Black Bull farm

• Post Office at Mr. John Bagley's. Letters arrive via Richmond, week days at 9-15 a.m., and are despatched at 3-15 p.m. No Sunday business.

• Alderson Miss, dressmaker
• Bagley John, shoemaker and postmaster
• Brown Thomas & Son, masons and builders
• Collin J., steam thrashing machine proprietor
• Cooper Mrs. Margaret, shopkeeper
• Darwin William, corn miller, Skeeby mill
• Farey Rbt., blacksmith to the Earl of Zetland
• Gates Robert, blacksmith and flour dealer
• Hammond Robert Thomas, land agent to Geo. Gilpin-Brown, Esq., and to the Rev. J. C. Wharton, Gilling; and agent to the Sun, Fire, and Life office
• Hardy George, boot maker
• Ireland Mrs. Lucy Ann
• Lythe Robert, shoemaker
• Ramsden W. R., schoolmaster and asst. oversr.
• Young Thomas Henry, cabinet maker
• Young William, vict., and joiner to the Earl of Zetland, Travellers' Rest

• Allinson Joseph, Skeeby hall
• Ireland George, Half e hill
• Jones John, Abbey Close farm

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