Stainton Parish, Directory of Trades and Professions for 1890

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

• MEMBERS or THE SCHOOL BOARD. - Chairman - W. R. Fawcett, Esq.; Vice-Chairman, - John Thornhill; Robt. Dodsworth, John Sherwood, Robinson Hill, Thos. Wilkinson, Geo. Smith; Clerk and Attendance Officer - Robert Jackson.

• Post Office at Mr. John Cooper's. Money Order and Telegraph Office, Stockton-on-Tees. Letters arrive therefrom about 9-30 a.m., and are despatched thereto at 4 p.m.

• Board School< (St. Peter's). - mixed, Fred. Hy. Brentnall; infants, Mrs. Eliz. Brentnall
• Carter William, joiner, Thornton
• Cooper John, shoemaker, &c.
• Dodsworth Robert, farm bailiff for J. S. Pennyman, Esq.
• Edmondson John, vict., Blacksmiths' Arms
• Fawcett Wm. Rhodes, Esq., Stainton grange
• Handiside Mrs. Amelia
• Harrison Francis, quarry master
• Haykin George, blacksmith, Thornton
• Hill Mr. Robinson
• Hutton Thomas, shoemaker, &c., Thornton
• Jackson Robert, corn and flour merchant, rate collector, &c., Thornton
• Jillson John, blacksmith
• Just Robt. and Robt., junr., market gardeners, Thornton
• Kirby Lawrence, grocer and wheelwright
• Metcalfe Joseph, bricklayer
• Nellist Mrs. Mary Anna, Thornton
• Pudsey Rev. Frederick William, vicar
• Robinson Thomas, tailor, Thornton
• Ruse Charles, huckster, Thornton
• Sanderson John, tailor
• Stainthorpe Philip, joiner
• Trenholme Mr. Robinson
• Watson Mrs. Cath., Stainton Vale and Woodlands, Stockton
• Wild Ellen, grocer
• Wilson Francis, butcher
• Wilson Mary, grocer

• Frankland Mrs. Mary and John Thos., Stainsby
• Galloway Thomas, Thornton
• Gent George
• Hardy Edward, Thornton farm
• Jackson John, Rose cottage
• Monkman Richard, Glebe farm
• Naitby John, Thornton grange
• Sherwood John
• Struthers John, Stainsby
• Sweeting Henry, Grange farm
• Thompson John, Thornhill
• Watson James, Plum tree
• Webster Thomas, Stainsby
• Wilson Ann, Sleepy hollow
• Wood Joseph, High Thornton

• Post Office (receiving), Stainton. Letters arrive from Stockton (North) about 10 am., and are despatched at 4 p.m. Money Order and Telegraph Office, South Stockton.

• Ellis Wm., dairyman, Hemlington Park farm
• Lennard John Mowatt, Coulby manor
• Newton John, dairyman, Blue bell

• Addison John, Finkle nook
• Addison William, Hemlington hall
• Barker John Joseph, Coulby Manor farm
• Coltman Robert
• Maynard Robert, Haggersgate
• Robinson George, Ulla
• Thompson William, Hemlington grange
• Tyreman William, Viewly hill
• Walshaw John, Sunnyside

• Letter carrier arrives from Yarm about 8 a.m., and collects about 3 p.m. Money Order and Telegraph Office, Yarm.

• Chapman William, cartwright, High Leven
• Faithfull Rev. A. F., vicar of Hilton, Leven bridge
• Farnaby Wm., vict., Cross Keys, Leven bridge
• Fenwick John, miller, Leven bridge
• Lisle Mrs. Mary Jane, Leven
• Moore Ralph, vict., Half Moon, High Leven
• Wallace Peter, farm bailiff, Low house

• Bell Robert, Ingleby hill
• Clough John, Low field
• Hill John
• Marshall Robert, Quarry farm
• Maughan Joseph and John, Ingleby Barwick
• Robinson Thomas, Sober hall
• Seymour William, Myton house

• Maltby, Stockton-on-Tees. Wall Box in village, collections at 4-15 p.m. Money Order and Telegraph Office, Stockton.

• Blewitt Joseph, policeman
• Burgess Henry, hay and straw dealer
• Chapman John, joiner, cartiwright, and vict., Half Moon
• Dunn Mr. Benjamin, Rose villa
• Foster Mrs. Margery and Miss Mary, Ingledew
• Hudson John, farm bailiff
• Kirby Thomas, shoemaker
• Massey James, bricklayer
• Rutherford Robert, steam thrashing machine proprietor
• Tate John, vict. and farmer, New Inn
• Walton John, horsebreaker
• Watson George Metcalfe, Esq., Maltby house
• Whitehead Thomas, grocer

• Flintoff Thomas
• Goldsbrough John
• Leng John, White house
• March Ralph, Maltby grange
• Pratten Henry and Hobbs Samuel, Oaklands
• Smith George
• Weatherill Robert, Little Maltby farm
• Wilkinson Thomas, Fig tree

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