Transcript of the entry for the Post Office, professions and trades
for MANFIELD in Bulmer's Directory of 1890.
MANFIELD TOWNSHIP.
Post Office, at Mr. W. C. Brown's. Letters arrive daily via
Darlington at 7-20 a.m.; and are
despatched - week-days, at 5-0 p.m.; Sundays, at 2-40 p.m. The nearest Telegraph Office
is at Pierce Bridge.
Miscellany of trades
Boyd William, mason and builder
Bradley Thomas, market gardener
Brown W. C., grocer, postmstr., and parish clerk
Dodds Michael, farm bailiff
Harwood Henry, joiner, bldr., and contractor
Haynes Miss Sophy, schoolmistress
Lowe Robert, vict., Crown Inn
Oliver Adam, librarian
Robson Benjamin, cowkeeper
Ryan Rev. Vincent John, M.A., The Vicarage
Tweddell John, blacksmith and carrier to Darlington on Mondays
Farmers.
Bell Robert, Pinkney Carr
Dent John (and miller, letters by Barton), Clowbeck mill
Dent William, Clowbeck
Metcalfe John, Howden hill
Myers Thomas, Lane End farm
Smith John Atkinson, Abbey house
Smurthwaite G. (and land valuer), Holme house
Stephenson Isaac, Grinton (and Long Leeses)
Wrightson Francis, Manfield farm
CLIFFE TOWNSHIP.
Post Office, at Pierce Bridge. Letters via Darlington.
Miscellany of trades
Hill Ernest, M.A. (Camb.), Cliffe lodge
Lancaster R., vict., George Inn, Pierce Bridge
Lancaster Thomas, horsebreaker
Metcalfe Mrs. Elizabeth, Blue Bell cottage
Wilson John Gerald, J.P., D.L., Colonel commanding the West Yorkshire Brigade of
Volunteers, and 3rd York and Lancashire Regiment of Militia; Alderman North
Riding County Council, and ex-officio member of the Darlington Board of Guardians,
Cliffe hall
Farmer.
Waugh Mrs. Sarah Ann, Allan's grange
Scan, OCR and html by Colin Hinson. Checking and correction by Peter Nelson.