Gristhorpe Directory of Trades and Professions for 1905

Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for GRISTHORPE in The Scarborough Gazette Directory of 1905.

• Whitby Parliamentary Division, vote at Cayton.
• Postal Address, Gristhorpe, Filey.
• Nearest Telegraph Station, Filey 2 miles, (also for dispatch Gristhorpe Railway Station).
• Postal orders only. Delivery 8.30 a.m., dispatch 4.45 and 6.45 p.m. No Sunday post.
• Railway Station, Gristhorpe (NER., Hull and Scarborough line).
• St. Thomas' Church (with Filey), Rev. A.N. Cooper, vicar, Filey.
• Primitive Methodist Chapel.---(In Filey district.)
• National School, Infants only, Mistress, Miss Pinder, St.
• Michael's Cottage, Bempton (others to Filey Schools.)
• North Riding Coubty Councillor, Capt. Johnstone, vote at Cayton.
• Parish Meeting. Chairman, Robert Dale; overseers R. Temple and R. Craig; Clerk and Collector, D. Dale. Gristhorpe Hall.

• Abbott, Geo., labourer.
• Alden, Joseph, hind, Crow Nest Farm
• Alden, Wm., porter.
• Allison, E., farmer, Cliff House.
• Atkinson, Mrs. M.A., laundress.
• Basham, John, labourer.
• Barnby, Wilson.
• Biggins, William.
• Bowes, Bell, hind, Gristhorpe Cliff.
• Bowes, T.H., Brickyard Cottages.
• Braithwaite, W.H., labourer.
• Brown, H., farmer.
• Bulmer, Robert, machinist.
• Chapman, Henry, roadman.
• Clark, J., labourer.
• Cook, Benjamin, gamekeeper.
• Croft, John, farmer.
• Craig, Robert, Bull Inn.
• Dale, Dickinson, dairyman and assistant overseer.
• Dale, John, farmer, Little Brittain.
• Dale, Robert, shoemaker and milk dealer.
• Davey, J.C., signalman.
• Downes, Charles, platelayer.
• Ellerker, T., florist, Belle Vue Gardens.
• Gullen, J., gateman, Muston Gatehouses.
• Gullen, M., ganger.
• Imeson, J., platelayer, Muston Gatehouses.
• Jackson, G.
• King, Robert, labourer.
• Large, J., gateman.
• Maltby, T., labourer.
• Marson, James, stationmaster.
• Myers-Beswick, Mrs. B., The Manor House.
• Nellist, W., labourer.
• Overfield, Alfred, farmer, Crake House Farm.
• Somerville, Miss H., Carr Hill House.
• Sonley, Mrs., charwoman.
• Temple, W., farmer.
• Tyson, Wm., labourer.
• Watson, Henry, farmer, Nebeggin.
• Wellburn, C., labourer.
• Wellburn,Wm., farmer, apartments.
• Williamson, Chas., labourer.

Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for LEBBERSTON in The Scarborough Gazette Directory of 1905.

• Postal Address---Lebberston, Filey.
• Whitby Parliamentary Division. Vote at Cayton.
• North Riding County Council---Capt. Johnstone. Vote at Cayton.
• Letters delivered 9.30 a.m. Collected by rural postman, 3.40 p.m.
• Nearest Post Office---Gristhorpe, 1 mile. No Sunday post.
• Nearest Telegraph Office---Filey, 3 miles (and Gristhorpe Railway Station for dispatch).
• Nearest Station---Gristhorpe (NER., Hull and Scarborough line), 1 mile.
• Wesleyan Chapel (in Filey district).
• Nearest School---Cayton Council School.
• Parish Meeting---John Jackson, chairman.
• Overseers---Geo. Hall and John Wallis.
• Clerk and Collector---C. Beal, Cayton.

• Alden, William, roadman.
• Alden, Miss.
• Atkinson, Pudsey, farmer, Cliff Farm.
• Brown, Mrs., farmer and apartments.
• Bulmer, Henry, labourer.
• Dale, George, labourer.
• Davison, Chas., farmer, Gate House Farm.
• Downes, Charles, platelayer.
• Gloyne, Chas., Lebberston Hall.
• Hall, George, joiner.
• Jackson, Christopher, farmer.
• Jackson, John, farmer.
• Johnson, H., hind, Lebberston Carr Farm.
• Large, Joseph, platelayer.
• Longhorn, Robert, Ox Inn.
• Nellist, Ralph, labourer.
• Newbiggin, Mrs.
• Newham, C.
• Parker, ---.
• Pawson, George, labourer.
• Pearson, James, farmer and apartments, Cliff House.
• Pickering, Gibson, farm labourer.
• Raley, Miss.
• Reveley, J., labourer.
• Robinson, W.B., The Grange, farmer.
• Speck, H., hind, Lingholm Farm.
• Wallace, John, dairyman and gardener, Ivy Lodge.
• Ward, Tom George, Plough Inn, Boak End.
• Watson, George, labourer.
• Williams, Alfred, labourer.

Transcribed by Pam Smith.