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Sedbergh Directory of Trades and Professions for 1829
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for SEDBERGH in Pigot's Directory of 1829.
Post, - Receiving house, at Daniel Alderson's, the Bull and Dog.
- Letters are despatched to Kendal by a foot post at three in the afternoon, except on Sundays and Tuesdays, and arrive at half-past one in the afternoon, in the months of November, December and January, and at eleven in the morning during the remainder of the year.
- Airey Rev. Henry, Free Grammar school
- Bird Rev. John, Vicarage house
- Davis James, gent. Sedbergh
- Dawson Miss M. Sedbergh
- Gilman Mrs. Sedbergh
- Palmer Thomas, gent. Sedbergh
- Sewart James, gent. Moss house
- Upton John, esq. Ingmire hall
- Wilkinson Anthony, gent. Hole
- Wilkinson Rev. Henry, head master of the Free Grammar school
- Winster Richard, gent. Sedbergh
- Black Bull (and coach office) Margaret Taylor
- Bull & Dog, Daniel Alderson
- Golden Lion, Abraham Nowell
- Joiners' Arms, Miles Huck
- King's Arms (& coach office) Roger Jackson
- Three Tans, Margaret Bowstead
- Allison John, joiner & wheelwright
- Atkinson Ann, milliner, dress, and straw hat maker
- Bateson Agnes, saddler & grocer
- Batty Bryan, surgeon
- Batty Thomas, shoe maker
- Bragg William, baker & flour dealer
- Brunskill William, plumber, glazier, and druggist
- Buck Margaret, grocer & draper
- Burrow John, nail maker
- Butterworth Robert, schoolmaster and grocer
- Carlisle John, farrier
- Chapman Leonard, grocer & draper
- Cowper John, grocer & draper
- Dent Thomas, gardener & seedsman
- Dixon William, shoe maker
- Dodgson Jonathan, joiner & cabinet mkr
- Ellis William, bacon & butter dealer
- Foster George, Nosier & woolcomber
- Garlick Jane, grocer & draper
- Garlick Thomas, grocer & draper
- Gibson James, wheelwright
- Handley Thomas, shoe maker
- Handley William, wheelwright
- Harrison John, hatter
- Harrison Lawrence, baker & flour dealer
- Harrison Thomas, linen & woollen draper
- Harrison William, butcher
- Hebblethwaite James, maltster
- Holme John, grocer & draper
- Hornby Mary, baker and earthenware dealer
- Hutchinson William, watch maker
- Joel Robert, tailor
- Kendal Benjamin, joiner
- Kennedy David, tailor
- Kirkby George, shoe maker
- Leighton John, blacksmith
- Leighton Mary, grocer & draper
- Leighton Miles, sen. blacksmith
- Leighton Miles, shoe maker
- Leighton Robert, blacksmith
- Martin George, plumber & glazier
- Messenger Thomas, surgeon
- Miller James, shoe maker
- Moister Roger, stone mason
- Nicholson William, tailor
- Parker Edward, grocer & draper
- Penny William, wheelwright
- Rennison Robert, cooper
- Richardson Joshua, shoe maker
- Sill Mary, linen draper
- Smith Thomas, tailor
- Taylor Christopher, butcher
- Taylor Jeffrey, butcher
- Upton James, cotton spinner & manufacturer
- Whitwell William, shoe mkr & auctioneer
- Wilson James, blacksmith
- To Lancaster, the Lord Exmouth, (from Newcastle-upon-Tyne) calls at the Black Bull and King's Arms alternately, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evening at half-past five; goes through Kirkby Lonsdale.
- To Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, the Lord Exmouth (from Lancaster) calls at the above Inns, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings at eight; goes through Kirkby Stephen, Brough, Bernard Castle and Durham.
- To Hawes, John Dodd, William Ellis & Wm. Bragg, from their houses every Tuesday-and John Benson's Wagons, from the Black Bull, every Tues. & Fri.
- To Kendal, John Garlick, from his house, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday-and John Benson's Wagons, from the Black Bull, every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
- To Kirkby Stephen, Thomas Garlick, William Mattison and Leonard Chapman, every Monday.
Transcribed by Colin Hinson. ©2003