Huggate 1892

Post:

Post Office at Richard Sisson's. Letters, via Pocklington (except where otherwise stated, arrive at 9-45 am., and are despatched at 3-25 p.m., by mail cart. Nearest Money Order Office at Warter (four miles). Nearest Telegraph Office at Pocklington (eight miles).

Miscellany of trades

• Barnes William, tailor and draper
• Burton Henry, marquee proprietor and farmer & vict., Wolds Inn
• Cooper James, blacksmith
• Foxton Robert, joiner and wheelwright
• Hope James, blacksmith
• Hulland Robert, sack contractor
• Jolley Rev. William Rowe, M.A., and deputy clerk of the Queen's Closet, The Rectory
• Rooks Lyth, shopkeeper
• Sissons Richard, grocer, postmaster, and assistant overseer
• Skelton Alfred, schoolmaster
• Snowden Mark, sexton
• Stephenson Francis, shoemaker
• Stubbs Hy., head gamekpr.for Wm. Jessop, Esq.

Farmers.

• Barnard John, farm bailiff for William Jessop, Esq., Huggate wold, Manor house, and Northfield farms
• Blyth William, Church farm
• Burton Henry, Wolds Inn
• Clarkson Abraham, Eastlands and Painslack
• Clarkson John
• Clarkson Leonard, Huggate lodge, via Wetwang
• Clarkson Wharram, Town farm
• Holtby David Edmond, Hawold, via North Dalton, Beverley

Carrier.

• Dawson George (and grocer), to Cross Hill, Driffield (Thursday), and Oddfellows' Arms, Pocklington (Saturday)