Ganton Directory of Trades and Professions for 1905

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

• Postal Address.---Ganton, York.
• Telegrams.---Ganton, Sherburn, York.
• Parliamentary Division, Buckrose.
• County Council, East Riding.
• Parish Council.---Chairman, T. Barker. A. Ringrose, A.B. Wilkinson, F. Bowman, R.R. Atkinson, Seth Broadley, E. Edwards, S. Spencer, Wm. Pool. Clerk, Geo. Roberts.
• St. Nicholas' Church.---Rev. A.C. Blunt, BA.
• Wesleyan Chapel.---From Sherburn.
• National Schools.---Headmaster, G. Roberts.
• Post Office.---Postmaster, F. Ringrose. Open weekdays 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays, 7 to 10 a.m., callers only. Delivery, weekdays, 7.45 a.m.
• Dispatch, weekdays, 6.35 p.m. Sundays, 6.30 p.m.
• Nearest Telegraph Station for Dispatch.---Ganton NER., ½ mile
• Railway Station, Ganton, NER., (Scarborough and York line).
• Cricket Club.---Hon Sec., Geo. Roberts.
• Golf Links.---Prof. E. Ray. Groundsmen, W. Pool and T. Willey.

• Legard, Sir Algernon, W., The Hall, Ganton.
• Blunt, Rev. A.C., BA., St. Nicholas Vicarage.

• Adams, John, shepherd.
• Ashton, John, farmer, Cat Babbleton.
• Aston, Edward.
• Atkinson, G. Wm., labourer.
• Atkinson, R., rural postman.
• Barker, Thos., farmer, Dawnay Lodge.
• Bell, Thomas, signalman.
• Beswick, John, farmer and bailiff.
• Beswick, Thomas Marton, farmer, Potter Brompton.
• Bowman, Francis, rural postman.
• Broadley, Set, gardener.
• Clarkson, Mrs. C.H., farmer and innkeeper, Greyhound Inn.
• Collison, Thomas, farm labourer.
• Cockerill, Frank, cartman.
• Davison, T., signalman.
• Dobson, Thos., joiner.
• Edwards, Edwin, farmer, Ganton Carr.
• Elsworth, Herbert, farmer and pig jobber.
• Foxton, Robert, carrier, Potter Brompton.
• Gamble, Thomas, gamekeeper.
• Gill, Edward, farm labourer.
• Grice, Aaron, horse dealer.
• Hardy, G., Warren Farm.
• Hirst, A., Windle Beck.
• Holmes, Robert, farm bailiff.
• Kneeshaw, Thomas, farm labourer.
• Marshall, Fred, farm labourer.
• Martin, T., gardener.
• Millions, Mark, farm labourer.
• Myers, John, blacksmith.
• Pool, Robert, postman.
• Pool, Wm., groundsman, Golf Club.
• Puckrin, Wm. Coates, farmer, Bog Hall.
• Ringrose, Mrs.
• Ringrose, Frederick, tailor and postmaster.
• Ringrose, Mrs. E.
• Ringrose, Miss M.J., dressmaker.
• Roberts, Geo., headmaster Church school.
• Simpson, John, platelayer.
• Snowball, Needham, The Wold Farm.
• Spencer, Stephen H., shoemaker.
• Taylor, Robert, farm labourer.
• Thornton, Geo., carrier and grocer.
• Trevette, J., stationmaster.
• Wilkinson, A.B., blacksmith.
• Willey, Thomas, farm labourer.
• Wellburn, Geo., labourer.

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

• Postal Adress---Potter Brompton, Ganton, York.
• Telegrams---Potter Brompton, Sherburn, York.
• Parliamentary Division---Buckrose.
• County Council and Parish Council with Ganton.
• Church---Ganton.
• Chapel---Ganton.
• Post Office---Ganton, 1 mile. Delivery, weekdays only, 8.30 a.m.
• Dispatch, weekdays only, 5.30 p.m.
• Nearest Telegraph Office---Sherburn, 1 mile.
• Nearest Railway Station---Ganton, 1 mile.

• Ashton, Edward, farmer.
• Barker, Thos. Esq., Dawnay Lodge.
• Bassett, Thomas, farm labourer.
• Beswick, W., farmer.
• Bowmnan, Wm., grocer.
• Buckle, W.H., coachman.
• Cockerill, John, labourer.
• Fish, Alfred, labourer.
• Foxton, R., farmer.
• Greenlay,---, farm labourer.
• Jones, Wm., labourer.
• Potter, Henry, shepherd.
• Pudsey, Wm., farm foreman.
• Thornton, Mrs.
• Turner, James, farm foreman, Brompton Wold.
• Wellburn, William, keeper.

Transcribed by Pam Smith.