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Sigglesthorne Directory of Trades and Professions for 1857
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Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for SIGGLESTHORNE in Post Office Directory of 1857.
Miscellany of trades - Venerable William Harry Edward Bentinck recto Rectory
- Bowser and Postill machine owners
- David Chapman schoolmaster
- Mrs Catherine Elizabeth Chapman schoolmistress
- Henry Clappison blacksmith and grocer
- George Day carrier
- Peter Dunn farmer Pasture House
- Robert Dunn tailor
- Alexander Grainger farmer and landowner Sigglesthorne Grange
- George Harrison parish clerk
- Mrs Elizabeth Hopper farmer Little Hatfield
- John Raynor postmaster
- William Richardson shoemaker
- John Scaling beer retailer and carrier
- William Silver farm bailiff to William Wright Esq.
- Hartley Jackson Stephenson tailor
- John Tanton farmer Little Hatfield
- Richard Taylor farmer Manor House
- Ellerker Woodward farmer
- William Wright farmer and landowner Sigglesthorne Hall
- Letters through Hull. Beverley is nearest money order office.
- Beverley George Day Saturday
- Driffield George Day Thursday
- Hull George day and John Scaling Tuesday
- Coach- Royal Mail from Hull to Hornsea and back passes through every day.
Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for GREAT HATFIELD in Post Office Directory of 1857.
Gentry &c.: - William F Bethell Esq. farmer
- George Blenkin farmer
- John Carr farmer
- William Clapham farmer
- William Dodson farmer
- Robert Dunn
- John Garbutt farmer
- George Horsefield farmer
- Benjamin Jackson farmer and landowner
- Hartley Jackson jun. farmer
- Robert Jackson farmer and landowner
- Mrs Elizabeth Jenkinson shopkeeper and carrier
- George Lowthorpe farmer
- Thomas Major farm Bailiff to William F Bethell Esq.
- William Stephenson shoemaker and beer retailer
- Robert Wright farmer
- Letters through Hull.
- Hedon is the nearest money order office
- to Hull Mrs Elizabeth Jenkinson every Tuesday.
Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for SEATON in Post Office Directory of 1857.
Gentry &c.: - John Maw Esq. Seaton House
- Rev Richard Rudd curate of Sigglesthorne
- David Brown wheelwright
- Matthew Brown yeoman
- George Drury tailor
- John Duke shoemaker
- Christopher Garton shopkeeper
- John Grainger farmer and freeholder
- George Hardy yeoman
- William Harland shopkeeper
- John Hirman shopkeeper
- John Kirby Swan
- Mrs Hannah Leak farmer and freeholder
- Joseph Rounding farmer
- George Scott farmer
- John Smith blacksmith
- William Stabler farmer
- John Stephenson farmer
- George Whiting farmer
- Letters through Northallerton, which is the nearest money order office.
Transcribed by Shelly Stephenson. ©2006