Burton Fleming Directory of Trades and Professions for 1905

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

• Postal Address---Hunmanby, RSO.
• Nearest Railway Station---Hunmanby (3 miles, Hull and Scarborough Line, NER.)
• Parliamentary Division, Buckrose.
• Parish Council---Rev. G.E. Park (chairman), W.W. Bouch, Percy Woodcock, J. Crosby, M. Botterill, Riby Wilson, R. Boddy, J.Wildon, R. Staveley and Oliver White (clerk).
• St. Cuthbert's Church, Rev. G.E. Park, MA., Vicar.
• Wesleyan Chapel (Filey Circuit).
• Primitive Methodist Chapel (Bridlington Circuit).
• Council School---chairman, J. Wildon, R. Bufton, W.W. Bouch, Riby Wilson, M. Botterill; hon. Clerk, Wm. Bouch. Headmaster, Oliver White.
• Post Office---Postmaster,W.H Dalton. 7 a.m.to8 p.m. weekdays.
• Delivery weekdays 9 a.m., dispatch 4,15 p.m. No Sundays. Postal Orders only.
• Nearest Telegraph Office---Hunmanby (3 miles).

• Agar, Frank, joiner.
• Bannister, Thos. A., tailor and draper.
• Baker, Fred, farm labourer.
• Barker, Chas. W., farmer.
• Barmby, John, farm labourer.
• Bayes, George, gardener.
• Beswich, Chas., tailor.
• Boddy, Mrs., provision dealer.
• Boddy, Richard, grocer.
• Botterill, Chas., labourer.
• Botterill, Matthew, carrier.
• Bradley,---
• Brown, Mrs. Jane
• Burdass, Isaiah, farmer, Refuge Farm.
• Burt, George, butcher's labourer.
• Burton, Richard, grocer.
• Bouch, G., farmer.
• Chew, John, labourer.
• Clark, J.D., Esq.
• Clark, John, market gardener.
• Claxton, Thomas, farm labourer.
• Claxton, Mrs.
• Chatterton, Joseph, farmer.
• Coleman, Kirby, farmer, Westfield House.
• Coleman, W.A., farmer.
• Coote, Mrs.
• Crosby, John, labourer.
• Dalton, W.H., grocer, boot and shoe maker, and postmaster.
• Dobson, John, shepherd.
• Downs, George, saddler.
• Duckworth, Frank, farm labourer.
• Easby, J., farmer.
• Featherstone, S., farmer, Maiden's Grove cottages.
• Fenby, Mrs.
• Ford, J., Maiden's Grove cottages.
• Fordon, Mrs.
• Foster, Robert, farm labourer, Maiden's Grove cottages.
• Goforth, Henry, shoemaker.
• Gowthorpe, Mrs.
• Greenley, John, labourer.
• Hall, Miss, farmer.
• Harper, James, market gardener.
• Hartley, Enos, labourer.
• Hartley, Mark, labourer.
• Hodgson, John, joiner ans wheelwright.
• Ireland, Mrs., dressmaker.
• Jameson, R., labourer.
• Johnson, J., labourer.
• Johnson, Robert, farm foreman.
• Kneeshaw, T., labourer.
• Large Wm., farm foreman.
• Mallory, Mrs.
• Milner, Mrs.
• Moorfoot, John, labourer.
• Moorfoot, Thomas, coal dealer.
• Nickold,---, stonemason.
• Nesfield, John, shepherd.
• Newlove, Joseph, farm labourer.
• Newlove, William, farm labourer.
• Park, Rev. George E., MA., The Vicarage.
• Pashby, Mrs Jane.
• Pickering, ---, farmer, North Burton Grange.
• Piercey, Jas., farm labourer.
• Potter, Albert J., draper.
• Rawlinson, Edward, Star Inn.
• Redhead, William, machinist, Wind Mill.
• Rudd, P., shepherd.
• Shaw, James, farmer.
• Simpson, Mrs.
• Staveley, Frank, farmer, Rudstone Road.
• Staveley, Wm., farm labourer, Maiden's Grove Cottages.
• Storey, George, hind.
• Temple, Robert, butcher.
• Townsend, J., beastman.
• Tweedale, Geo., farm labourer.
• Watson, Mrs. Faith.
• Watts, William, farmer.
• Webster, Mrs.
• Webster, David, blacksmith.
• Webster, Henry, carrier.
• White, John, labourer.
• White, Matthew, labourer.
• White, Oliver, schoolmaster and assistant overseer.
• Wildon, James, farmer, South Field.
• Wilson, Edmond.
• Wilson, Riby, blacksmith.
• Woodcock, Piercy, farmer.
• Woodmansey, Hardy, shepherd.
• Worth, John, labourer.
• Wright, John, labourer.
• Wymer, Edward, shepherd.

Transcribed by Pam Smith.