Sherburn Directory of Trades and Professions for 1905

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

• Postal Address---Sherburn, York.
• Parliamentary Division, ---Buckrose.
• County Council, East Riding---W.K. Trufit.
• Parish Council---Thomas Smith Johnson (chairman), J. Charman Bogg, W. Clarkson, A.B. Marston, R. Duggleby, F. Lawson, J.B. Heath; clerk, W. Brown.
• St. Hilda's Church---
• Wesleyan Chapel---Rev. J.W. Simpson.
• Primitive Methodist Chapel (from Scarborough).
• National Schools---Headmaster, A. Sawkill.
• Railway Station---Weaverthorpe, NER (York and Scarborough Line).
• Post and Telegraph Office---Postmaster, A.B. Marston. Weekdays, hours 7a.m. to 8 p.m. Delivery, weekdays, 7.30 a.m. Sundays to callers only. Dispatch. Weekdays 6.45 p.m., Sundays, 6.30 p.m. Money Order, Savings Bank & Insurance.
• Cricket Club---Hon. Sec. and treasurer, Ernest Ringrose.
• Sherburn Brass Band---Bandmaster, W. Pinkney.

• Adams, John, farm labourer.
• Adams, William, labourer.
• Allen, Mrs.
• Atkinson, Fred, labourer.
• Atkinson, Joseph, tailor.
• Atkinson, Mrs. Thomas, dressmaker.
• Baker, John, maltster.
• Barker, James, signalman.
• Barker, Joseph, farm labourer.
• Bassett, Ben, labourer.
• Beacroft, Henry, cooper.
• Bean, T.F.
• Bell, John, blacksmith.
• Bell, Stephen, platelayer.
• Blythe, S., labourer.
• Bogg, Elmer, grocer and draper.
• Bogg, John, warehouseman.
• Bogg, Miss R., dressmaker.
• Bradford, J.M., miller.
• Brown, Geo., farmer, Springfield.
• Brown, John, boot and shoemaker.
• Brown, Robert, brewer.
• Brown, William, boot and shoemaker, and grocer;
• Assistant Overseer and clerk to the Parish Council.
• Brown, Wm., brewer's clerk.
• Brown, Mrs.
• Buttery, Thos., farm labourer.
• Buxton, G., porter.
• Calam, F., tailor and draper.
• Candler, Samuel, farmer, High Mill.
• Clark, Thomas, labourer.
• Clarke, Henry, labourer.
• Clarke, J.W., labourer.
• Clarke, Wm., drayman.
• Clarkson, Henry, labourer.
• Clarkson, John, brewer's labourer.
• Clarkson, Wm., farmer and carrier.
• Cockerill, F., farm labourer.
• Coultas, James, hawker.
• Cousins, Fred, horse breaker.
• Currey, Jonathon, grocer and flour dealer.
• Currey, Thomas.
• Dawson, Edward, farm labourer.
• Dawson, George, farm labourer.
• Dawson, Henry, farm labourer.
• Dawson, John, farm labourer.
• Dawson, R., farm labourer.
• Dawson, Thomas Hebden, labourer.
• Dawson, Mrs. Margaret.
• Dobson, James, labourer.
• Dobson, John, roadman.
• Dobson, John, hind.
• Dobson, R., boot and shoemaker.
• Dobson, Stubbs.
• Dobson, Mrs. Jane.
• Foster, John, farmer.
• Fulston, W., labourer.
• Fryer, George.
• Gillery, William, market gardener.
• Gott, William, labourer.
• Harland, R., joiner.
• Heath, J.B., butcher.
• Hebden, George, farm labourer.
• Hebron, John, groom.
• Henderson, George, farm labourer.
• Hepton, J., M.R.C.V.S., E.L., and H.F.M.A.
• Hick, F., tailor.
• Hick, John, joiner.
• Hick, R., brewer's labourer.
• Hick, Mrs.
• Hodgson, Robert, farmer.
• Hood, Harry, farm labourer.
• Hood, Richard, labourer.
• Horsley, Tom, labourer.
• Hugill, George, farm labourer.
• Hyde, G.S., draper and tailor.
• Jackson, Mrs.
• Janney, Solomon, police constable.
• Johnson, Smith Thomas.
• Johnson, Mrs.
• Kellington, Mrs.
• King, H.A., platelayer.
• Kirk, Jas. Pilling, East Riding Brewery.
• Lawson, Geo., farmer, Elm Farm.
• Lawson, J.F., farmer, Westfield.
• Levitt, Robert, engine driver.
• Lightfoot, Wm.. boot and shoemaker.
• Longcaster,, George, farm labourer.
• Lovel, Wm., butcher.
• Marston, A.B., grocer and postmaster, and registrar of births and deaths.
• Medd, Mrs., smallware and sweets.
• Metcalf, Wm., shepherd.
• Milner, J., letter carrier.
• Moriarty, Dr.
• Naylor, Thomas, Drayman.
• Oates, Robert, farm labourer.
• Owston, Chas., farmer, The Bar.
• Owston, M., grocer.
• Owston, William, joiner.
• Page, W., corn merchant, warehouse at station (offices, York).
• Patrick, William, stonemason.
• Patrick, Miss F.
• Pickard, Mrs.
• Pickering, Robert, Easr Riding Hotel.
• Pinkney, Mrs. A.E., saddler.
• Pinkney, J.C., farmer.
• Postill, George, farm labourer.
• Postill, Joseph, labourer.
• Prodham, Henry, farmer, Hilda House.
• Prodham, V., farmer.
• Rawdin, Mrs. M., laundress.
• Render, Mrs.
• Reynolds, W.H., Weaverthorpe Station, Station Villa.
• Rigby, Donald, Low Mill.
• Ringrose, Isabel, innkeeper, Pigeon Pie Hotel.
• Sawkill, Anthony, headmaster, National Schools.
• Scurr, Thomas, farm labourer.
• Scholes, H., farm labourer.
• Scott, Richard, farm labourer.
• Sewell, Mrs.
• Shackleford, A.E., Inland Revenue Officer.
• Simpson, Rev J.W., Wesleyan Minister, The Manse.
• Skelton, Joseph, farmer, Manor House.
• Sleightholme, G.H.
• Smith, Robert.
• Speck, Thos. Henry, auctioneer and valuer, Pasture House.
• Speck,---, labourer.
• Staveley, Wm. Farm labourer.
• Stones, Thomas, blacksmith.
• Stubbs, Christopher.
• Swan, Chas., brewer's labourer.
• Thompson, Mrs.
• Ward, Matthew, shepherd.
• Wardell, David.
• Widd, Miss Jane.
• Willoughby, Francis, joiner.
• Wolburn, George, farm labourer.
• Woodger, James, farm labourer.

Transcribed by Pam Smith.