Snaith Directory of Trades and Professions for 1829

Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for SNAITH in Pigot's Directory of 1829.

Post Office,

• High-street Snaith, John Curtes; Post Master.
• Letters for the North are despatched every afternoon at four, and arrive every morning at half-past eight.
• Letters for the South. are despatched at half-past eight in the morning, and arrive at four in the afternoon.

Nobility, Gentry & Clergy,

• Creyke Ralph, esq. Rawcliffe house
• Downe Right Hon. Lord, Cowick
• Egremont John, jun. esq.(barrister) Coates hall
• Morritt William, esq. Sherwood hall
• Nicholson Rev. John, Drax
• Robson Rev. Richard, Rawcliffe
• Sargeantson Rev Robert, High street
• Stapleton Miles, esq. Carlton
• Thompson Rev. John, Drax

Academies and Schools,

• Curtis Mary (day) Church lane
• Free Grammar School, Churchyard-Rev. William Gibson, master
• French William, (boys' day) High street
• Nightingale John (boarding & day) High street
• Warhurst Thomas (day) Rawcliffe

Attorneys,

• Shearburn William, (and agent to the Yorkshire fire office) High street
• Wilson John, Rawcliffe

Blacksmiths,

• Kilham William, Rawcliffe
• Sharp William, Thorne road
• Sykes Richard, Rawcliffe

Boot and Shoe Makers,

• Burland John, Thorne road
• Dimbelline Abraham, Lowgate
• Dolphin John, Rawcliffe
• Gillead Richard, Thorne road
• Hepworth James, Rawcliffe
• Marshall John, Rawcliffe
• Moody John, Lowgate
• Standley John, Horse fair
• Ward Thomas, High street

Butchers,

• Briggs William, Thorne road
• Daltrey Ann, Thorne road
• Langhorn Robert, High street
• Stephenson Robert, High street

Corn Millers,

• Conder William, Cowick
• Goddard John, Heck
• Jackson Daniel, Pollington
• Smith John, Cowick
• Tate John, Cowick
• Tate Joseph, Silver street

Dress Makers,

• Hemsworth Elizabeth, Lowgate
• Robinson Jane, Horse fair
• Taylor Elizabeth, Horse fair

Grocers and Drapers,
Marked thus * are also Spirit Dealers.

• *Bean George, High street
• Denby William, High street
• Leeson John, High street
• *Morley Joseph, Rawcliffe
• *Peacock James, Rawcliffe
• Smith George, High street

Inns, Taverns and Public Houses,

• Bell & Crown, John Charlesworth, High street
• Black Lion, George Webster, High street
• Clock Face, Elizabeth Gilderdale, High street
• Cross Keys, Mary Riley, High street
• Downe's Arms (and posting-house and excise office) Michael Smith, High street
• Drovers' Inn, John Phillips, Rawcliffe
• Gate, John Denby, Rawcliffe
• Masons' Arms, John Nunns, Rawcliff
• Neptune, Robert Russell, Rawcliffe
• Old Oak, George Hinsley, Carlton
• Old Red Lion, William Shipman, Carlton
• Plough, Jane Carter, Horse fair
• Red Lion, Mary Woodham, High street
• Rose & Crown, Robert Townend, Rawcliffe
• Ship, Rachael Stephinson, Cowick

Joiners & Carpenters,

• Firth Thomas, (& machine maker) Church lane
• Hutchinson Henry, Thorne road
• Lavrick Robert, Rawcliffe
• Nevill John, Rawcliffe
• Turton John (& auctioneer) Thorne road

Linen & Woollen Drapers,

• Butter worth James, Rawcliffe
• Grimshaw Josiah, Rawcliffe
• Holland John, High street
• Moate James, High street

Maltsters,

• Hepworth William, Cowick
• Latham James, Cowick
• Mytton Henry, Thorne road

Plumbers & Glaziers,

• Arnold William, Cowick
• Beavons William, Rawcliffe
• Bickerdyke William, (painter) Bondgate,
• Buttle George, Thorne road
• Ossett Robert, Rawcliffe
• Roper Thomas, (& glass dealer) High street

Saddlers and Harness Makers,

• Fisher William, Thorne road
• Siddall Thomas, High street

Ship Owners,

• Atkinson George, Lowgate
• Drewry James, Lowgate

Shopkeepers & Dealers in Sundries,

• Bailey Samuel, Horse fair
• Curtes Jonathan, (& stamp distributer) High street
• Fleeman Richard, Rawcliffe
• Pennistone William, High street
• Shepard William, Rawcliffe
• Woodham Mary, High street

Surgeons,

• Hodgson Joseph, Rawcliffe
• Perkins William & Thomas, High street
• Wheelhouse James, Snaith

Tailors,

• Barker John, High street
• Blacker William, Rawcliffe
• Dickinson William, Carlton
• Nettleton John & William, High street
• Plaxton John, Rawcliffe
• Robinson Henry, Rawcliffe

Watch Makers,

• Plowman John, High street
• Sharp Thomas, Black Limit

Wheelwrights,

• Godall Henry, Rawcliffe
• Hanbey Charles, Lowgate
• Hepworth Thomas, High street

Worsted Manufacturers,

• Sainter John, High street
• Swift David, Thorne road

Miscellaneous,

• Barratt John, brazier tinman and wireworker, High street
• Batters Robert, cheesemonger, Horse fair
• Bowman Joseph, fellmonger, Snaith
• Clabrough Michael, truss maker, Carlton
• Collins William, farrier, Lowgate
• Hanbey Robert, basket maker Lowgate
• Morley Thomas, rope maker; High street
• Nottingham Joseph, millwright, Field end
• Palmer William, gardener and seedsman, Rawcliffe
• Rhodes John, druggist, High street
• Ruth ---, milliner, Horse fair
• Smith Thomas, bricklayer, High street
• Thornton Samuel & James, hair dressers, Horse fair
• Warwick Thomas, steward to Lord Downe, High street
• Wright Jonathan, cooper, High street

Coaches,

• To Doncaster, the Royal Mail (from York) calls at the Black Lion, every in morning at half-past eight, goes thro' Thorne and Hatfield.
• To Goole, the George the Fourth (from Leeds) calls at the Downes' Arms, every morning (Sundays excepted) at half past eight.
• To Leeds, the George the Fourth (from Goole) calls at the Downes' Arms, every day (Sundays excepted) and returns according to the tides; goes thro' Knottingley and Pontefract.
• To York, the Royal Mail (from Doncaster) calls at the Black Lion, every afternoon at half-past four; goes thro' Selby.

Carriers,

• To Doncaster, William Thompson, from the Downes' Arms, every Sat.
• To Goole & Selby, John Townend, from Thorne road, every Monday.
• To Howden, John Townend, from Thorne road, every Saturday.
• To Pontefract, William Killingbeck, from Lowgate, every Saturday.
• To Thorne, George Harrison, from the Black Lion, every Tuesday.

Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for GOOLE in Pigot's Directory of 1829.

Post Office,

• Adam-street. James Watkinson, Post Master.
• Letters for all parts are despatched, by a horse post, to Snaith every morning at seven, and arrive every evening at six.

Gentry & Clergy,

• Egremont John, esq. Reedness
• Empson Jarvis, gent. Goole hall
• Umpleby Rev. --, Armin

Agents,

• Brooke James, (to the Aire & Calder Navigation Co.) Banks terrace
• Clay Richard, (commission) Custom house buildings
• Clay William, (commission) Custom house buildings
• Dails John (commission) Banks terrace
• Dunning Join (commission, and shipping insurance broker, &c.) Custom house buildings
• Hodson James H. (head agent to the Aire and Calder Navigation Co.) Barge dock
• Ibbotson Joseph (shipping) Custom house buildings
• Spratt James (commission)
• Swain Robert (shipping)

Attorneys,

• Capes Thomas, Reedness
• Earnshaw George Rawden, George street

Bakers & Flour Dealers,

• Bell John, George street
• Walker Thomas Hook

Blacksmiths,

• Dibb Samuel, Cross street
• Duckels Thomas, Bank side
• Redman Samuel, George street

Boot & Shoe Makers,

• Audas William, George street
• Clark Christopher, Ouse street
• Dearman William. Ouse street
• Marshall Robert, George street

Butchers,

• Briggs David, Old Goole
• Gardam William, Ouse street
• Hesselby Jonathan, Old Goole
• Moore, James, George street
• Windle Jonathan, Aire street

Chymist & Druggist,

• Johnson William (and importer of leeches) Aire street

Corn Millers,

• Spilsman James, Hook
• Walker Thomas, Hook

Fire, &c. Office Agents,

• County, John Dails, Adam street
• Manchester, Joseph Dunning, East parade
• Sun, George R. Earnshaw, George street

Grocers & Tea Dealers,

• Bromley James, East parade
• Gibbs William, East parade
• Johnson William, Aire street
• Rhodes Charles, Ouse street
• Scott Thomas, East parade

Hair Dressers,

• Bertram John, Ouse street
• Carr James, Ouse street

Inn,

• Aire & Calder (commercial) Robert Chattam, Aire street

Joiners & Builders,

• Billington Thomas, Adam street
• Coward John, Ouse street
• Thompson Thomas, George street
• Turner Robert, George street

Linen & Woollen Drapers,

• Rhodes Charles Ouse street
• Scott Thomas, East parade

Painters & Plumbers,

• Charlton William, Adam street
• Stow William, George street

Shopkeepers & Dealers in Sundries,

• Bradley Robert, George street
• Coward John, Ouse street
• Hunter Samuel, George street
• Kelsey Mary, Ouse street

Surgeons,

• Cass William Eden, Banks terrace
• Dunn John, Banks terrace
• Faulding Francis, Swinefleet
• Hodgson John West, Swinefleet

Tailors,

• Brancher George, George street
• Ridsdale James, Ouse street
• Woodale George, Ouse street

Taverns & Public Houses,

• Anchor, Hannah Duckels, Bank skiff
• Crown, Thomas Bailey, Ouse street
• Full Moon, John Birks, Old Goole
• Half Moon, Thomas Cooper, Old Goole

Wine & Spirit Merchants,

• Bromley James, East parade
• Dails John Banks terrace

Miscellaneous,

• Barnes William ironmonger, &c. Aire street
• Dodsworth William boat builder
• Drake Ann, eating house, Ouse street
• Fairclough William, comptroller
• Farley Joseph, cooper, Ouse street
• Hamer Simeon, contractor, Adam street
• Holland Thomas, wheelwright, Old Goole
• Kerr James, collector
• Linn John, clerk to the works, Aire street
• Nettleton John, boys' day school, Banks terrace
• Simpson Sarah, dress maker, George street
• Witt George, searcher at the customs

Coach,

• To Leeds, the George the Fourth, from the Aire and Calder Inn, on the arrival of the steam packets from Hull; goes thro' Snaith, Knottingley & Pontefract.

Carrier,

• To Snaith, John Townsend, every Tuesday.
• Conveyance By Water-Canal.
• To London, Liverpool, Man. Chester, Hull, &c. and intermediate places, Buckley, Kershaw & Co.'s Fly Boats daily.
• To Knottingley, a Fly Boat, for passengers, every day (Sundays except. ed) on the arrival of the Hull packets.

Steam Packets,

• To Hull, the Caledonian, John Thompson, captain-the Wellington, Francis Potter, captain-the Eagle, William Collin, captain-& the Caller, Thomas Bromley, captain, from the Navigation basin, every morning at ten.
• To Yarmouth, the Lowther, Benjamin Mathewman, captain every Wednesday morning--& the Diadem, Ann of Mary, John & Mary, & the Wentworth, traders sail every Saturday morning.

Transcribed by Colin Hinson. ©2003