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Help and advice for Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades' for GATE HELMSLEY in White's Directory of 1840.

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Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades' for GATE HELMSLEY in White's Directory of 1840.

Landowners:

  • Thomas Parratt Esq is Lord of the Manor but the land
  • is mostly owned by Messrs T Wilson and F Horsley

Gentry &c.:

  • Rev. William Wilkinson is incumbent of St Mary's church
  • Mr James Martin, proprietor of a comodious and well conducted Retreat for reception and recovery of people of both sexes afflicted with disorders of the mind

Miscellany of trades

  • John Butler, butcher
  • William Dickens, smith
  • Thomas Fewster, cooper and vict Black Horse
  • Frederick Horsley, yeoman
  • William Loardman, maltster and brewer
  • James Martin, Retreat
  • John Tanfield, shoemaker
  • William Walker, joiner
  • George Cooper, farmer
  • J Fowler, farmer

Transcribed by Caroline Gaden.

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