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Transcript of the entry for the Post Office, professions and trades for RUFFORTH in Bulmer's Directory of 1890.
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- Post Office. - Letters arrive from York by mail cart at 6-45 a.m., and are despatched at 5-5 p.m.; William Cowper, receiver. The nearest Money Order and Telegraph Office is at York. Letters should be addressed Rufforth, York, except where otherwise stated.
Miscellany of trades
- Bickerdike Richard, laundry
- Darbyshire Thomas, bootmaker
- Hainsworth George Edward, joiner
- Harrison Charles, blacksmith
- Hodgson Arthur, coal dealer and carrier & vict., Tankard Inn
- Middlewood Mr. George, The Hall
- Nicholson Charles, miller
- Pearson John, shopkeeper
- Robson Thomas Conyers, schoolmaster
- Smith Henry, parish clerk and shopkeeper
- Smith Henry, vict., Buck Inn
- Thompson Robert, registrar of births & deaths
- Wilson Rev. Henry Andrew, M.A., vicar; h Bootham, York
Farmers.
- Bean Samuel, Rufforth grange, Acomb
- Cammidge Henry and Robert
- Clark John Spruce
- Cussans Joseph
- Forden John Henry, Manor house
- Hemsley Joseph
- Midgley Thomas
- Midgley Thomas Henry, Rufforth Grange
- Parker Joseph
- Simpson Henry
- Smith John
- Smith John, Acomb grange
- Spearing William
- Tesseyman Chas. E. (& collector of taxes, &c.)
- Thompson William, Victoria house
- Webster Andrew, junior
- Webster Andrew, senr., (yeo.), Bradley house
- Willstrop David Hick, Church Hill house
- Wilstrop Charles, White house
- Wright Eustace, Rufforth grange
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