Kirkby In Cleveland Parish, Directory of Trades and Professions for 1890

Transcript of the entry for the Post Office, professions and trades
for KIRKBY IN CLEVELAND in Bulmer's Directory of 1890.

• Letters via Northallerton arrive at 9-15 am., and are despatched at 4-5 p.m., on week-days only. Stokesley is the nearest Money Order and Telegraph Office.

• Allison Thomas, station master, N.E.R.
• Barks John, cowkeeper
• Boston Simon, shoemaker and parish clerk
• Dale William, blacksmith and beer retailer
• Dixon William Henry, road surveyor to the Langbaurgh West District
• Dobson Frank Ernest, Esq., Dromonby house
• Fenney John Barker, monumental mason and builder
• Fenney Thomas, sexton
• Gales Mrs. Sarah
• Hindson George, Esq., Dromonby hall
• Hutchence Mr. William Atkinson
• Jackson Joseph, vict., Station Hotel
• Lee Mary Elizabeth, dressmaker
• Pearson John, general dealer
• Place Mr. Thomas
• Porteus William, auctioneer, Rose cottage
• Sadler Miss Rachel, East terrace
• Simpson Mrs. Rose Hannah, Rose villa
• Smart Rev. Edward Henry, vicar
• Warne Henry, inspecting eng.,Cleveland cottage
• West Edward Jackson, joiner
• Wrothwell Hartley, schoolmaster

• Bolton John, Kirby lane.
• Brownless John, Dromonby
• Elliott, William, Kirby
• Gibson George, Fir tree
• Hugill Stephen, Kirby manor
• Kearsley William, Field house; and manure manufacturer, Cleveland manure works
• Lee Robert, Kirby
• Porritt William, Dromonby grange
• Sadler John, Kirby grange
• Sadler Thomas, Dromonby bridge
• Strickland Mrs. Mary, Kirby
• Tate Alonzo, Toft hill
• Thompson Thomas, Bence bridge
• Wilson William; and drayman

• Post Office - Letters via Northallerton, arrive at 10 a.m., and are despatched at 4 p.m. David Sanderson, postmaster. Stokesley is the nearest
• Money Order and Telegraph Office.

• Barnes Henry, market gardener, Garden house
• Barr Robert, joiner, &c.
• Bennison Leonard, joiner, &c.
• Blackburn Thos., blacksmith and beer retailer
• Bradley James, bootmaker
• Brough Mrs. Hannah, Hawthorn cottage
• Carter William, joiner, &c.
• Carter William, provision dealer
• Coates Mrs. Elizabeth
• Cousans Matthew, woodman, Burton cottage
• Davison Miss Mary, schoolmistress
• Davison William, builder
• Easton Mrs. Mary
• Elliott Mr. Henry
• Francis Joseph, mason
• Galloway Mr. James
• Garbutt George, seed merchant
• Garbutt Mr. Jonathan
• Garbutt Marmaduke, road contractor
• Garbutt Phillip, cowkeeper
• Hall Percy, police officer
• Harper Mrs. Ellen
• Heckle John, cowkeeper Poplar house
• Holiday George, cowkeeper
• Hugill James, tailor and draper
• Hugill Jane, dressmaker
• Johnson Mrs. Emma
• Kirby Thomas, general dealer
• Kirby Thomas, tailor and clothier
• McDonald Ellen, market gardener, Mill vale
• Medcalf Mr. James
• Morgan Capt. John, Mount pleasant
• Myers George, butcher, &c.
• Peacock Robert, bootmaker
• Priestley Frederick, poultry dealer, &c.
• Reed Richard, pig dealer
• Robson Rev. William Thomas, M.A., curate, Broughton house
• Rowland Lawson, bootmaker, dealer, & draper
• Rowland Mr. Robert
• Sanderson Dvd., postmaster and gen. dealer
• Skeen James Coward, miller, Little Broughton
• Smith Henry, bootmaker, dealer, & newsagent
• Smith Robert, butter dealer, &c.
• Storey Mary, vict. and blacksmith, Bay Horse Inn
• Ward Charles, market gardener
• Weatherill George, bootmaker
• Weatherill Thomas, vict. and stone merchant, Black Horse
• Webster Mr. John
• Webster John, cowkeeper, South Broughton
• Webster Miss Mary Ann
• Wilbert Mary Ann, cowkpr., South Broughton
• Wilson Mr. John
• Wilson John, cart owner
• Wrightson William Thomas, joiner

• Ackroyd James, Castle house
• Barker Isaac, Spring house
• Brownless Thomas, Field house
• Dale John, School farm
• Dale William, South Broughton
• Dennis Thomas, Broughton grange
• Featherstone Thomas, Crow Wood farm
• Frankland Thomas, Broughton bridge
• Garbutt William Robert
• Garbutt William, White post
• Goldsbrough Thomas
• Grange William, South Broughton
• Hebron Wilson, Prospect hill
• Hugill William, Railway bridge
• Humphrey John
• Johnson John, Roseworth
• Kingston John, bailiff, Rook's nest
• Liverseed Ralph, Stanison's villa
• Metcalf John, Well farm
• Nicholson John Leonard, Grove hill
• Peirson Robert, Kirby bridge
• Petch John, Primrose hill
• Robinson John Bainbridge, Well house
• Ruddock William, Mill Vale farm
• Sayer John, Meynell hall
• Smith George, bailiff, Broughton
• Thompson Edward
• Thompson William
• Tomlinson James (and butcher) The Dorkins
• Tronsdale William, Mount pleasant
• Watson John, Chapel Garth house
• Watson Robert (and cattle dealer)
• Webster David, Ings house

Scan, OCR and html by Colin Hinson. Checking and correction by Peter Nelson.