The Post Office Directory of Durham and Northumberland
by Kelly and Company
Published in 1879
BLYTH (SOUTH), with the lordship of NEWSHAM, is a township, town, station on the Blyth and Tyne railway, seaport, and chapelry, principally in the parish of Earsdon, but partly in that of Horton, seated on the southern bank of the river Blyth, at its junction with the German Ocean: it is 283 miles from London, 13 north-north-east from Newcastle by road, and 14½ by railroad, 9 north from Shields, and 9 south-east from Morpeth, in the Southern division of the county, east division of Castle ward, Tynemouth union, North Shields county court district, and rural deanery of Newcastle east, Northumberland archdeaconry, Durham diocese, York province. The town has been much improved in appearance and trade, and some new streets formed; there are several comfortable inns, lodging-houses, and well-filled shops. The sands are smooth, firm, and elastic, and, descending gradually, render bathing safe and agreeable. The harbour of Blyth is very safe, and there are few instances upon record of vessels suffering damage upon entering it, even in the most tempestuous weather: it has a south-easterly outlet, and with the wind in any point, from north-north-east to west-south-west, can be entered by vessels under canvas. There are two lighthouses, one on the north and one on the south side of the harbour. This is also a lifeboat station with two life boats, one on either side of the harbour. Considerable improvements in the harbour have been made by a company. The town is lighted with gas, supplied with water, and is partly paved. The church, situated in Northumberland street, is the private property of Sir M. W. Ridley, bart. M.P.; it is a stone building, and has chancel and nave. The living is a donative, with a small endowment; the Rev. Charles John Naters, of Durham University, is the minister. The cemetery for Blyth district is situated about 1½ miles south from Blyth, near to the seacoast; it contains two mortuary chapels. The cemetery for Cowpen township is situated about half a mile west of Cowpen Quay and consists of 14 acres, with two mortuary chapels connected by a central spire. The United Presbyterian chapel, in Bridge street, is a handsome stone building: it will seat about 800 persons. The Congregational Free Church, in Carlton street, is a brick building which will seat about 600 persons. The English Presbyterian, situated at the top of Waterloo road, is a handsome Gothic building. The trade of Blyth is principally carried on with ports in France and the Baltic and Mediterranean. The principal business is in coal, of which large quantities, of excellent quality, are brought down from Cowpen, Newsham, North Seaton and Cambois collieries: the quantity of coals shipped from Blyth Creek is upwards of 200,000 tons yearly. Ship building is carried on to some extent; the ship building yards are commodious, possessing ample accommodation for the repair of vessels; and there is a first-rate dock, two patent slipways, and a floating dock and iron shipbuilding yard. There are rope, chain-cable, mast, block, and sail manufactories, saltworks, gasworks, waterworks, corn mills, and a brewery, and there are private warm, cold and shower baths, a mechanics' institution, library and reading room. There are many persons engaged in the salmon and herring fishery during the months of July and August: the fishing is also prosecuted on a smaller scale at other times. The Good Templars' Hall in Wellington street, Cowpen Quay, is a good room to hold 300 persons. The Mechanics' Institute having some time since been burned down, the Old English Presbyterian Church in Church street is at present used as a reading room and library: it is well supplied with books, newspapers and periodicals, the library consisting of 4,000 volumes: a new building is about to be erected on a site in Bridge street, given by Sir Matthew White Ridley, bart., who has also subscribed £200 for the purpose. A newspaper, "The Blyth Weekly News," is published on Friday. A small market for butchers' meat, vegetables, and fish, is held every Saturday. Adjacent to the town are several extensive collieries. Gasworks were erected in 1852 by a company, in forty-one shares, at £50; and waterworks were provided at the private expense of Sir Matthew White Ridley, bart. M.P. who is lord of the manor and principal land-owner. The area, with Newsham lordship, is 1,180 acres; rateable value, £10,636 10s.; the population in 1862 was 1,953, and in 1871 was 2,878.
NEWSHAM is a lordship and joint township with Blyth, and station on the Blyth and Tyne railway, in the parish of Earsdon, 1½ miles south-west from Blyth, situated close to the German Ocean. The houses are chiefly occupied by colliers. Here are extensive collieries, worked by the Cowpen and North Seaton Coal Co. and brick works, belonging to J. Wilkinson, of Blyth. Sir Matthew White Ridley, bart. M.P. is lord of the manor and the principal landowner.
LINKHOUSE is a hamlet in the above lordship, 1 mile south of Blyth.
Railway Station, George Frost, station master
Cowpen is a township in the parochial chapelry of Horton, from which it is distant 3 miles north-east and 7 south-south-east of Morpeth: it consists of COWPEN VILLAGE, COWPEN QUAY, CROFTON, and WATERLOO. The village is situated on the southern bank of the river Blyth. There is a Catholic chapel, dedicated to St. Cuthbert, with a school attached, built and endowed by the late M. J. H. Sidney, esq. Henry Sidney, esq. resides at Cowpen Hall, a stone building pleasantly situated close to the village in some tastefully-laid-out grounds of small extent; he is lord of the manor and the principal landowner. The population of the whole township in 1861 was 6,291, and in 1871 was 7,913; the acreage is 1,738; rateable value, £27,669 11s. 8d.
WATERLOO with COWPEN QUAY and CROFTON, form populous suburbs adjoining the town of Blyth, in the township of Cowpen, parish of Horton, union of Tynemouth, and county court district of Morpeth: this district has been much improved within the last few years, and several streets have been formed. The chapel of ease (St. Mary's) was erected in 1863: it is a Gothic stone building, consisting of chancel, nave, with tower and small spire, 1 bell, and contains a well-toned organ. The Rev. William Greenwell, M.A. of Durham University, surrogate, and vicar of Horton, is the officiating clergyman. The Catholic church of Our Blessed Lady and St. Wilfrid in Waterloo road, was erected in 1869 and '70, and is a handsome stone building in the Early English style, having an apse chancel, containing three handsome stained windows, and a very beautiful carved stone reredos: the nave is 118 feet long and 36 wide, and will seat 570 worshippers: the Rev. Peter Wilfrid Dromgoole, o.s.b. is the priest. The Methodist New Connexion chapel, in Waterloo road, is a handsome brick building, with a lofty tower and small spire, erected in 1865: it will seat 450 persons: there are several stained windows: it contains an organ. There is a large Sunday school room attached. The Wesleyan chapel, near Blyth Bridge, erected in 1867, is a handsome red brick building with stone dressings: it will seat 800 persons. The Primitive Methodist chapel, at Cowpen Quay, is a large plain brick building: it will seat 800 persons. The Cowpen United District School Board was formed in 1874. Schools have been erected at Cowpen Quay and Newsham; those at Newsham at a cost of £3,616, to hold 300, and those at Cowpen Quay at a cost of £4,710, to hold 500 boys, girls and infants. It is in contemplation to build schools at Blyth: at present the Board schools are held in school rooms rented by the Board, of the Congregational and English Presbyterian chapels. The United Methodist Free Church, in Turner street, is a neat building; it will seat about 300 persons. The Theatre Royal in Waterloo is a spacious and well-arranged building, tastefully fitted up and highly decorated; it has been much enlarged by Mr. Richard Fynes, proprietor, and will now seat 2,000 persons. The Blyth and Cowpen Central Hall, situated at Waterloo, was erected in 1857, and cost about £1,600, raised in shares: its dimensions are, at the extremes, 60 by 80 feet: the building proper is 40 by 80 feet, and contains nine rooms, seven on the ground floor, two on the second floor; on the latter is an assembly room,
28 by 76 feet, 18 feet high, to hold 1,000 persons; on the ground floor is a small lecture room, and other rooms used for offices of the local board, school board &c.; the ground on which it stands was given by the trustees of the Thoroton and Croft estate. The principal trades carried on here are shipbuilding, glass bottle works, saw and corn mills, and the extensive collieries of the Cowpen and North Seaton Coal Co. Here are several convenient wharves and staiths for shipping of coals from the various tramways west of the town
[The names of residents in Waterloo, Cowpen Quay, and Crofton, are given with those of Blyth.]
POST OFFICE (Railway Sub-office).—Mrs. Eleanor Wake, receiver. Letters arrive from Newcastle at 7.15 a.m.; dispatched at 5.5 p.m. Cowpen Lane is the nearest money order office
Catholic School, Miss Murray, mistress
Official Establishments, Local Institutions, &c.
POST, MONEY ORDER & TELEGRAPH OFFICE & Savings Bank & Annuity & Insurance Office, Blagdon street.—John Wallace, postmaster. Letters arrive from the North & South at 7.30 a.m.; dispatched to the North and the South at 4.45 p.m. Money orders are granted & paid at this office from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. daily, except sunday; also bags received by rail via Newcastle at 7 p.m.; dispatched at 7.50 p.m. Savings Bank open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; open for telegraph business from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. & on sunday from 8 to 10 a.m.; sunday dispatch at 4.45 p.m
PILOTS OF BLYTH PORT:—
Brown George, Sea view
Brown John, Low quay
Burn Robert, Ridley street
Dimsdale John, Sea view
Redford James, Tate street
Redford John, jun. Queen’s lane
Redford John, sen. Tate street
Redford John 3rd, 3 Sea view
Redford Robert, Church street
Redford Thomas, North Blyth
Redford William, jun. North Blyth
Redford William, sen. North Blyth
Short Thomas, North Blyth
Suthern Joseph, Ridley street
Wheatley Walker, Church street
INSURANCE AGENTS:—
British National Fire & Guarantee, J. W. Parsons, Waterloo road
Commercial Union, E. Saunders, The Bath
Edinburgh Life & General Travellers’ Accident & Guarantee, J. W. Parsons, Waterloo road
Imperial Fire, J. Keenlyside, 8 Blagdon street
London Assurance Corporation, L. A. Robinson, Waterloo road
London Plate Glass, T. W. Parsons, Waterloo road
Manchester Fire, W. G. Patterson, 45 Waterloo road; L. A. Robinson, 57 Waterloo road
Master Mariners’ Mutual Assurance Society, W. Alder, sec. Ridley street
Queen, W. D. Ferrow, 20 Waterloo road
Royal, E. A. Robinson, Blyth dock; Manners, Cole & Co. Sea view
Sovereign Life, T. Temple, Crofton
Staffordshire Fire, J. W. Parsons, Waterloo road
Sun Fire, J. R. D. Lynn, Waterloo road
Yorkshire Fire & Life, J. W. Parsons, Waterloo road
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS:—
Central Hall, John Robinson, jun. secretary
Coast Guard Office, Low quay, Michael Redmond, chief boatman in charge
Custom House, Low quay, William Rees, principal officer; Robert Wesencraft, examining officer; Michael Butler, out-door officer, tide-waiter & boatman
Baths, 7 Bath terrace, Mrs. Mary Hodgson, proprietor
Harbour Master’s Office, Quay side, John McAlpine, harbour master
Life Boat Station, Sea bank. Key kept by Mr. James Redford, Tates row
Lighthouse, Sea bank, Adam Morrison, keeper
Pilot Office, Ridley street, Robert Oliver, master
Police Station, Freehold st. Andrew Rutherford, inspector
Stamp Office, Freehold st. Jhn. Robinson jun. sub-distribtr
Theatre Royal, Richard Fynes, proprietor
URBAN SANITARY AUTHORITY.
Clerk, James Darling
Medical Officer, Henry Debord Ward, M.D
Surveyor, William Winship
Inspector of Nuisances & Collector, Timothy P. Bennett
Blyth Burial Board, T. P. Bennett. superintendent; James Darling, clerk
COWPEN URBAN SANITARY AUTHORITY.
Offices—Central Hall, Waterloo.
Clerk, John Robinson, jun
Medical Officer, H. Debord Ward, M.D
Surveyor, Thomas Maddison
Inspector of Nuisances, Francis Stafford
Collector, Alexander Watt, jun
Superintendent of Water Works, Francis Stafford
Cowpen Burial Board, John Robinson, jun. clerk; Mr. Wright, superintendent
CONSULS & VICE-CONSULS:—
Denmark (Vice), George Lund, Blagdon street
Portugal & Russia, Watts, Milburn & Co. Low quay
Sweden & Norway (Vice), John Dent, jun. Sea view
France, Theodore Bonin, Waterloo road, Waterloo
Germany, J. W. Nichol, Low quay
PUBLIC OFFICERS:—
Assistant Overseer for Blythe & Newsham, Luke A. Robinson, Waterloo road
Assistant Overseer for Cowpen, William Nesbit, Waterloo; offices, Central hall
Keeper of Life Boat Station Quay, James Redford, Tates row
Lighthouse Keeper, Adam Morrison, Sea bank
Lloyd’s Agent, Joseph Hodgson, Bridge street
Principal Officer of Her Majesty’s Customs, William Rees; Robert Wesencraft, examining officer
Registrar of Births & Deaths for Blyth & Cowpen Districts, Gilbert Ward, Bridge street
Town Crier, James Boyd, Eldon street
PLACES OF WORSHIP:—
Church, Northumberland st. Rev. Chas. Jhu. Naters, ministr
St. Mary’s Chapel of Ease, Waterloo, Rev. William Greenwell, M.A. minister
English Presbyterian Church, Bridge street, Rev. Alexander Ewing, minister
United Presbyterian Church, Bridge street, Rev. James Craig, minister
Our Blessed Lady & St. Wilfrid Catholic Church, Waterloo, Rev. Peter Wilfrid Dromgoole, o.s.b. priest
Congregational Free Church, Carlton street, Rev. Thomas Clifton, minister
Methodist New Connexion Chapel, Waterloo road, Rev. William James, minister
Primitive Methodist Chapel, Cowpen Quay, Rev. Adam Dodds, minister
United Methodist Free Church, Waterloo, ministrs. various
Wesleyan Chapel, Ballast bank, ministers various
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Rev. Vetranio Tyas & Rev. Joseph Sutton, ministers
COWPEN & BLYTH UNITED DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD.
Clerk, J. R. D. Lynn, esq
BOARD SCHOOLS:—
Blyth (boys), James Jackson, master; (girls & infants), Miss Elizabeth Ann Glen, mistress
Cowpen Quay (boys), Alfred H. Lake, master; (infants), Newsham, Thomas Curry, master
OTHER SCHOOLS:—
National, Wanley street, Waterloo, Mr. Harrison, master; Miss Ellen Thomson, mistress
Cowpen Colliery, Waterloo, Thomas Moorhouse, master
Catholic, Havelock street, Waterloo, Miss Crowley, mistress
RAILWAY STATIONS:—
Blyth & Tyne, Blyth, Thomas Frost, station master & manager of goods depôt
Newsham, George Frost, station master
CARRIERS TO:—
AMBLE—John Dixon, every wednesday
BEDLINGTON—Thomas Stoker, Northumberland st. friday
NEWCASTLE—G. Pringle, from Bedlington, tuesday, thursday & saturday
SHIELDS—James Buglass, from Waterloo, tues. thurs. & sat.; John Dixon, from Amble, tues.; William Manners, Northumberland street, mon. wed. & fri
Blyth (South).
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Alder Cuthbert Gibson, 22 Freehold st
Arkless Edwd. 28 Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Arkless Mrs. 5 Ridley street
Arkless Ralph, 5 Ridley street
Black Theodore, Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Bell Robert, 1 Bath terrace
Chapman Geo. 32 Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Clifton Rev. Thomas [Congregational], Wellington house, Waterloo
Colvin James, Gray street, Waterloo
Cooper Mrs. 27 Northumberland street
Coulson Mrs. 5 Freehold street
Craggs Thomas, Stanley street
Craig Rev. James [United Presbyterian], Ridley place
Darling James, 24 Percy street
Davis Mrs. William, Eldon street
Davison James, Cowpen Quay
Dawson George Robinson, 44 Waterloo road, Waterloo
Dent John, Ridley place
Dent John, jun. Ridley villas
Dixon John, 24 Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Dobson John, 8 Bridge street
Dodds Rev. Adam [Primitive Methodist], Gray street, Waterloo
Dromgoole Rev. Peter Wilfrid, o.s.b. [Catholic], Waterloo
Dunn Mrs. 2 Bath terrace
Easton John, Northumberland street
English William, Crofton cottage
Ewing Rev. Alexander [English Presbyterian], 6 Bridge street
Fenwick Miss, 26 Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Ferrow William Darling, 20 Waterloo road, Waterloo
Forster John Robert, Stanley street
Forster Mrs. Crofton terrace
Goldie James, 4 Delavel ter. Waterloo
Gray Thomas, Waterloo road, Waterloo
Green Miss, Plessey road
Greenwell Rev. William, M.A. [Vicar of Horton], Waterloo road, Waterloo
Hall Mrs. 23 Northumberland street
Heatley Mrs. Mary, 6 Bath terrace
Hedley John, Croft villa, Waterloo
Hodgson John, Waterloo bridge
Hodgson Joseph, 2 Bridge street
Hogg Mrs. Crofton
James Rev. William [Methodist New Connexion], Gray street, Waterloo
Jobson Mrs. 27 Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Johnson Wm. L. Cowpen ldg. Waterloo
Jones Mrs. 9 Bridge street
Laing Robert, 20 Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Lawes John, Northumberland street
Lorrimer John, Delavel ter. Waterloo
Lough Richard, Ballast cot. Waterloo
Lynn Jsph. Richd. Davidson, 1 Bridge st
Lynn Mrs. Crofton terrace
McAlpine John, 4 Bath terrace
Milburn Tom Lwsn. 26 Northumbrlnd. st
Mills John 7 Bridge street
Naters Rev. Chas. Jhn. L.TH. 3 Bath ter
Newman William, Gray street
Nicholson Edward, 25 Percy street
Nicholson Robert, Stanley street
Ogle Mrs. Carlton street
Oxley Harold, 33 Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Pape Mrs. Link View villa
Parsons John William, Stanley street
Patterson William Gowland, 45 Waterloo road, Waterloo
Potts William, Bowes street, Waterloo
Robinson Edward Arkless, Blyth dock
Robinson John, 13 Bridge street
Robinson John, jun. Stanley street
Robinson Wm. 76 Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Robinson Wm.W. Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Ruddock Thomas, Gray st. Waterloo
Rutherford James, Stanley street
Rutherford Rt. 23 Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Sample James, Waterloo
Scott Alexander, Waterloo
Shepherd Hector, 4 Freehold street
Sidney Marlow William John, The Villa, Waterloo
Sidney Marlow William, Waterloo
Smith Miss, 28 Northumberland street
Smith Mrs. 15 Blagdon street
Smith Mrs. Waterloo
Smith William Ranson, Bridge street
Soulsby Mrs. 36 Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Soulsby William Robert, 11 Bridge st
Stephenson William, 25 Waterloo road, Waterloo
Stoker Robert, 9 Bath terrace
Sutton Rev. Joseph [Wesleyan]
Swalwell George, Freehold street
Tate Mrs. Plessey road
Taylor Mrs. 14 Bridge street
Thompson Wm. Waterloo vils. Waterloo
Thrift Robert, Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Trotter Alexander, M.D. 30 Waterloo road, Waterloo
Turnbull James, 16 Bridge street
Twizell John, Stanley street
Tyas Rev. Vetranio [Wesleyan], Stanley street
Ward Gilbert, 4 Bridge street
Ward Henry Debord, M.D. 4 Bridge st
Ward William, 3 Bridge street
Wheldon Charles Henry, 8 Bath ter
White William, Stanley street
Whitehead Frank, Stanley street
Whitehead Wm. Waterloo vil. Waterloo
Wilkinson Edward, 61 Waterloo road, Waterloo
Wilson John, 5 Bath terrace
Wilson Thomas, 2 Ridley street
Winship William, Waterloo villas
Wood James, 6 Stanley street
Young William, Havelock st. Waterloo
COMMERCIAL.
Absalom Ann (Miss), greengrocer, 12 Market st. & Waterloo
Absalom Samuel George, butcher, Percy street
Ainsley Edward, shopkeeper, Bowes street west, Waterloo
Aird Henry, boot & shoe maker, Crofton
Alder & Co. shoe dealers, 16 Market street
Alder Cuthbert Gibson, watch maker & jeweller, 1 Northumberland street
Alder William, bookseller, stationer, printer & publisher, Ridley street
Alexander John, Ridley Arms hotel & posting house, Northumberland street
Anderson William, beer retailer, Wellington st. Cowpen quay
Arkless, Bell & Co. shipbrokers & commission agents, 8 Ridley st
Armstrong Thomas, Buffalo, Regent terrace, Cowpen quay
Armstrong Thomas, ship owner, 46 Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Armstrong Thomas B. master mariner, 5 Stanley street
Armstrong Wm, painter & decorator, Regent st. Cowpen quay
Atkinson Jas. Hy. grocer & provision dlr. Turner st. Waterloo
Atkinson Joseph, Railway hotel, Turner street, Waterloo
Atkinson Thomas, master mariner, 8 Freehold street
Austen Ann (Mrs.), Dun Cow inn, Quay side & Market st
Aynsley Robert, Odd Fellows' Arms, Northumberland street
Baths (Mrs. Mary Hodgson, proprietor), 7 Bath terrace
Bain Isabella (Mrs.), confectioner, Turner street, Waterloo
Barker Arthur, master mariner, Gray street, Waterloo
Bateley William, sail maker, Quay side
Beaden William, Black Bull, 7 Sussex street
Bedlington Coal Co. (William Taylor, agent), 12 Bridge st
Bell John & Co. ironmongers, 4 Sussex street
Bell Dorothy (Mrs.), beer retailer, Newsham
Bell John, boat builder, Low quay
Bell John, ship owner & market gardener, 10 Freehold st
Bell Robert, ship owner & salt manufacturer, 1 Blagdon ter
Bell Thomas, farmer, Newsham North farm
Bell William, butcher, 13 Ridley street
Bell William, butcher & grocer, 29 Northumberland street
Bennett Joseph Fenwick, farmer, Blyth Link house
Bergen Stephen, master mariner, Waterloo
Bews Thomas, tailor, 7 Eldon street
Black Theodore & Co. mast & block makers, Quay side
Blyth Brewery Co. brewers of Indian pale, bitter & mild ales & stout (Harold Oxley, manager)
Blyth & Cowpen Central Hall Co. (John Robinson, jun. sec.), 17 Freehold street
Blyth David, master mariner, Wellington street
Blyth Glass Co. glass bottle manufacturers (J. S. Davison, manager), Cowpen quay
Blyth Harbour & Dock Co. (John Laws, sec.), Northumberland street
Blyth Shipping Co. (John Dent, jun. sec.), Sea view
Blyth Steam Shipping Co. (Messrs. Dent, Hodgson & Co. managers), Sea view
Bonin Theodore, vice consul for France, Market street
Bower Henry, master mariner, 9 Freehold street
Bower John, glass & china dealer, Croft street, Cowpen quay
Bowman James, fisherman, Cowpen quay
Boyd Henry Thomas, painter & decorator &c. 12 Freehold st
Boyd James, pork butcher, Regent street, Cowpen quay
Boyd Joseph, master mariner, Wellington street
Brewis Robert, soda water &c. manufacturers, 3 Sussex st
Britannia Building Society (Robt. Thrift, sec. Waterloo
Brown Francis, master mariner, Gray street, Waterloo
Brown George, ship owner, Bowes street, Waterloo
Brown Joseph, shoe maker, Newsham
Bruce Alexander, shopkeeper, Crofton
Buglass Catherine (Mrs.), cowkeeper, Waterloo
Buglass James, carrier, Waterloo
Bull Bessie Davis (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Northumberland street
Burn Robert, pilot, 7 Ridley street
Burn William, master mariner, 5 Carlton street
Byers Andrew, shoe maker, Milburn street, Cowpen quay
Campbell Ann (Miss), dress maker, 5 Northumberland street
Campbell Margaret (Miss), plumber &c. 13 Market street
Carins Jane (Mrs.), confectioner, 8 Northumberland street
Carr William, town crier, Havelock street, Waterloo
Central Co-operative Industrial & Provident Society, grocers & drapers &c. (Thomas Lille, sec.), Cowpen quay & Waterloo
Chapman, Horne & Co. iron shipbuilders, Cowpen quay
Charlton William, flour merchant, Gray street, Waterloo
Chipperfield George, master mariner, 12 Ridley street
Christie William, beer retailer, Wellington st. Cowpen quay
Clifton Eliza Emily & Kate (Misses), boarding & day school for ladies, Wellington house, Waterloo
Clifton Thomas & Son, ironmongers, Turner street, Waterloo
Clifton Jhn. Rennison, master mariner, Woodbine ter. Waterloo
Clive Co-operative Society grocers, drapers &c. (John Storey, manager), Wellington street, Cowpen quay
Clough Geo. grocer & provision dlr. Regent st. Cowpen quay
DIRECTORY.] NORTHUMBERLAND. BLYTH. 575
Cocks & Soulsby, gravestone cutters, Turner st. Waterloo
Cole John, ship owner, 51 Waterloo road, Waterloo
Colledge Robert, shopkeeper & beer retailer, Waterloo
Colpitts John, greengrocer, Clive street, Cowpen quay
Colvin James, grocer, Turner street, Waterloo
Combs James, coal dealer, 7 Nelson place
Copley Nehemiah, pork butcher, Albert street, Cowpen quay
Corbett John, beer retailer, Newsham
Cowans William, butcher, Bridge street
Cowpen & North Seaton Coal Co. colliery proprietors (George Baker Forster, esq. manager; Thomas Hindmarsh, viewer & J. W. Nichol, fitter), Cowpen & Newsham
Craggs & Potts, builders, joiners &c. High street, Waterloo
Crown Shipping Co. Limited, ship owners (John Dent, jun. sec.), Sea view
Cummings George, shoe manufacturer, Waterloo bridge
Dalrymple John, Ship inn, Crofton
Dansdale George, master mariner, Plessey road
Darling James, clerk to the local board of health & burial board &c. 1 Freehold street
Darling Robert, chemist & druggist, Turner street, Waterloo
Davidson John & Sons, millers & flour dealers, Crofton mills
Davison John, ship owner, Cowpen quay
Davison Ralph, master mariner, 9 Church street
Davison William, miller, Blyth mill
Dawson George, grocer &c. Turner street, Waterloo
Demurrage & Freight Association (Sidney & Son, secs.), Bridge street
Dent, Hodgson & Co. ship owners, ship & insurance brokers & coal agents, Sea view
Dent John, ship owner, Ridley place
Dent John, jun. vice consul for Sweden & Norway, Sea view
Detchon Robert & Sons, tailors & outfitters, 5 Sussex street
Devitt & Hall, milliners, 4 Ridley street
Dick Alexander, ship owner, Gray street, Waterloo
Ditchburn Thomas, grocer, Newsham
Dixon James, shoe maker, 11 Ridley street
Dixon Matthew, provision dealer, Bowes street, Waterloo
Dixon William, builder, Gray street, Waterloo
Dobson John, butcher, 11 Sussex street
Dobson (L.) & Co. ship brokers, Market street
Dobson Ralph Gregory, grocer, Milburn st. Cowpen quay
Dodds Edward, carpenter, 33 Percy street
Dodds William, blacksmith, Low quay
Donkin Henry, provision dealer, Albert st. Cowpen quay
Downie Colin & Son, tailors, 16 Freehold street
Dowsing William, watch maker, Regent st. Cowpen quay
Dryden Jane (Miss), ladies' seminary, Waterloo
Ducksfield Henry, master mariner, 6 Church street
Dunn Aaron, master mariner, Bowes street, Waterloo
Dunn Thomas, master mariner, Waterloo
Dunn Thomas, Prince of Wales, Wanley street, Waterloo
Dunn William, shoe maker, Turner street, Waterloo
Eccles Thomas, ship broker & commission agent, Low quay
Elder Mary Hannah (Mrs.), provision dealer, 15 Sussex st
Elliott John, King's Arms, Cowpen quay
Elliott Michael Henry, ship owner, Gray street, Waterloo
Ellis Soloman, fruiterer & greengrer. Regent st. Cowpen quay
Eltringham John, ship owner, 19 Ridley street
Fairhurst Lydia (Mrs.), general dealer, Turner st. Waterloo
Fairman Robert, tailor, 2 Eldon street
Fatkin David, confectioner, 8 Waterloo road, Waterloo
Ferrow Margt. (Mrs.), lodging ho. 77 Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Fenwick John & Son, dyers, Turner street, Waterloo
Firth Joseph, music seller, Bridge street
Firth Wm. Anderson, master, mariner, Marine ter. Waterloo
Fisher Samuel, shoe maker, Low quay
Flockhart George, botanist, Regent street, Cowpen quay
Ford James, master mariner, 6 Carlton street
Forster John Edwd. pork butcher, Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Forster John Robert, chemist & druggist & wine & spirit merchant, 5 Blagdon street
Frost Jane (Mrs.), Willow Tree, Newsham
Frost Solomon, blacksmith & wheelwright, Cowpen quay & Cowpen
Fulcher Henry, master mariner, 28 Percy street
Fulcher John, master mariner, Bridge terrace, Waterloo
Fynes Richard, auctioneer, furniture dealer, fancy repository & commission agent, Waterloo road, Waterloo
Gair & Newman, milliners, Stanley street
Gair Isaac, blacksmith, Crofton mills, Cowpen quay
Gair William, blacksmith, Quay side
Garrett Fredk. confectioner & toy dlr. Regent st. Cowpen quay
Garrett George, confectioner & tobacconist, 11 Waterloo road, Waterloo
Garwood Watson, practical hatter, Regent st. Cowpen quay
Gas Works (J. Ross, jun. sec. & Jas. Eadington, manager)
Gibb Edward, master mariner, Marine terrace, Waterloo
Gibson John, shipowner, 35 Waterloo road, Waterloo
Gibson Thomas, builder & monumental mason, 5 Percy st
Goulding John, builder, Stanley street
Grant John, master mariner, Marine terrace, Waterloo
Gray Robert & Co. linen & woollen drapers & tailors, 2 Sussex street
Gray Carnaby, master mariner, Waterloo field, Waterloo
Gray John, shipowner, Crofton
Gray Thomas, ship chandler, Quay side
Grieves John, White Swan, 12 Waterloo road, Waterloo
Guthrie Aaron Robt. Station hotel, & auctioneer, Waterloo
Guthrie Robert Tynemouth, grocer & provision dealer, 6 York street, Cowpen quay
Hall Wm. wine & spirit merchant, 4 Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Harrison Margt. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Havelock st. Waterloo
Harroway Robert, master mariner, Woodbine ter. Waterloo
Hastie John, tripe dresser, Turner street, Waterloo
Hayes William, master mariner, Gray street, Waterloo
Heatley Andrew, butcher, 21 Ridley street
Heatley James, grocer & provision dealer, 3 Market street
Heatley John, ship owner, Blagdon street
Heatley William, master mariner, 2 Freehold street
Hedley John, linen & woollen draper, Blagdon street
Hedley Thomas, gardener, Waterloo
Hensley John, beer retailer, Market place, Waterloo
Heron John, beer retailer, Waterloo
Heron William, master mariner, Carlton street
Heron William, Waggon inn, Folly
Herron John, watch maker, Croft street, Cowpen quay
Hetherington Robert, grocer & provision dealer, Regent street, Cowpen quay
Hettle Richard, shoe maker, 11 Eldon street
Hill George, master mariner, Waterloo
Hill James, master mariner, Thrift street, Waterloo
Hill Jane (Mrs.), dress maker, High street, Waterloo
Hill Peter, tea dlr. & provsn. mer. 1 Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Hodgson & Soulsby, ship builders, Cowpen quay
Hodgson Joseph, ship owner, 2 Bridge street
Hodgson Mary (Mrs.), bath propr. & lodging ho. 7 Bath ter
Hodgson Richard, farmer, Crofton mills
Hogg Benjamin, butcher & grocer, Crofton
Hogg Falcus, farmer, Barrow's farm, Newsham
Hook John, master mariner, Crofton
Hope Ann (Mrs.), confectioner & greengrocer, 21 Northumberland street
Hope William, plumber &c. Low quay
Horn William, shoe maker, 5 Nelson street
Hume John & Son, millers & flour dealers, Waterloo road, Waterloo
Hunter William, tobacconist & photographer, 8 Sussex st
Innes George, painter & decorator, Bridge street
Jackes Roger, grocer & provision dealer, 20 Ridley street
Jaggs John Barnes, confectioner, Waterloo road, Waterloo
Jaggs William, confectioner, 6 Ridley street, Waterloo
Joice William, tailor, Cowpen quay
Keenlyside Jacob, grocer & provision dealer, 8 Blagdon st
elsey Emanuel Harrison, jun. & Co. plumbers, tin plate workers &c. Market street
Kendal John Hinton, chemist, & dentist 14 Blagdon st
Kerr Thos. fancy repos. & news agent, Turner st. Waterloo
Kinch Henry, grocer, 72 Waterloo road, Waterloo
Knot John, master mariner, Gray street, Waterloo
Knox John, greengrocer, Waterloo
Lacey George, Blyth & Tyne commercial hotel & public billiard rooms, & wholesale wine & spirit merchant, Newsham & Turner street, Waterloo
Lacey William, beer retailer Newsham
Laing Robert, surgeon, 29 Waterloo road, Waterloo
Lamb George John, cooper, Sussex street
Lambton & Co. bankers (Wm. Ranson Smith, man.), Bridge street; draw on Barclay, Bevan & Co. London
Laws John, colliery viewer, & secretary to Blyth Harbour Co. Northumberland street
Lawson George, ship owner, 38 Waterloo road, Waterloo
Lawson Joseph, butcher, Turner street, Waterloo
Ledger Thomas, temperance hotel & dining rooms, Market place, Waterloo
Lee & Taylor, linen & woollen drapers, Turner st. Waterloo
Lee George, Half Moon, Link house
Lee Henry, fisherman, Low quay
Lee Thomas, ship chandler, Low quay
Levin Isaac, clothier, Market street
Lilburn Robert, joiner & builder, Wanley street, Waterloo
Lock Joseph, ship smith, Quay side
Lindsay David, pawnbroker, Wellington st. Cowpen quay
Lindsay Jane (Mrs.), dining rooms, Market pl. Waterloo
Lorimer John, provision dealer, Bowes street, Waterloo
Lorimer Thomas, butcher, Bowes street, Waterloo
Lough, Forster & Co. rope & sail makers, Cowpen quay
Lund Gurn, ship broker, 12 Blagdon street
Lynn Jsph. Richd. Davidson, solicitor, Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Lynn Margaret (Mrs.), marine store dealer, Low quay
576 BLYTH. NORTHUMBERLAND. [POST OFFICE
McCanna Wm. marine store dealer, Croft st. Cowpen quay
Mackenzie Edwd. grocer & provision dlr. Turner st. Waterloo
Mackenzie John, steam ship owner, Waterloo
Mackenzie Joseph Boorman, Slip hotel, Wellington street, Cowpen quay
Mackenzie William, butcher, Turner street, Waterloo
McPherson James, tailor, Albert street, Cowpen quay
Macrae Donald McDonald, grocer & provsn. dlr. 13 Blagdon st
Maddison Thomas, surveyor, Waterloo road, Waterloo
Maddison Samuel, butcher, Waterloo
Maguire Miles, greengrocer, 8 Ridley street
Manners, Cole & Co. ship brokers & comm. agnts. Sea view
Manners James, master mariner, Woodbine ter. Waterloo
Manners John, ship owner, Gray street, Waterloo
Marshall Brothers, cabinet makers, 14 Freehold street
Marshall Agnes (Mrs.), fruiterer, Turner st. Waterloo
Marshall George, master mariner, Havelock st. Waterloo
Maughan Ralph, sewing machine agent, 2 Market street
Maxwell William, cabinet maker, Market place, Waterloo
Mechanics’ Institute (Joseph Lee, sec. & William Young, librarian), Bridge street
Meikle J. & J. Commercial inn, Turner st. Waterloo
Messer Thomas, printer & news agent, Turner st. Waterloo
Middleton John, joiner, Marine terrace, Waterloo
Middleton William, builder & contractor, Gray st. Waterloo
Milburn Benjamin, farmer, Newsham park
Miller Mary Jane (Mrs.), confectioner, 10 Blagdon street
Mitchell George, marine store dealer, Quay side
Mitcheson William, insurance agent, Cowpen quay
Mole John, shopkpr. & photographer, Bowes st. west, Waterloo
Morrison Isaac, steam tug owner, Low quay
Morton Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 34 Northumberland st
Mowbray William, boot & shoe maker, Market pl. Waterloo
Nesbit William, rate collector for Cowpen township, Waterloo
Nelson John & Sons, chemists & soda water manufacturers, 17 & 18 Bridge street
New Delaval Co-operative Society Limited, grocers, provision dealers, drapers &c. (Thomas Chapelow, man.), Newsham
Newbiggin Robert, mason, Waterloo
Newman James, baker & grocer, 15 Market street
Newman & Co. clothiers & outfitters, 13 Market street
Newman Wm. baker & provision dealer, Albert st. Cowpen quay
Nichol George, marine store dealer, Croft st. Cowpen quay
Nichol John William, ship owner & coal fitter, Low quay
Nicholson Edward, tailor & draper, 6 Sussex street
Nicholson Richard, ship inn, Albert street, Cowpen quay
Nixon Ralph, farmer, Gloucester lodge
Northumbria Permanent Benefit Building Society (John Robinson, jun. secretary), 17 Freehold street
Oliver Robert, pilot master; office, Ridley street
Owens Peter, marine store dealer, Clive st. Cowpen quay
Parsons John, tallow chandler, 2 Bridge terrace, Waterloo
Parsons John William, colliery store dealer, 2 Bridge terrace & china, glass & earthenware dealer & fancy repository & insurance agent, 2 Waterloo road, Waterloo
Patterson Henry, tailor & draper, Regent street, Cowpen quay
Patterson John, master mariner, Thrift street, Waterloo
Patterson William Hunter, tailor, Croft st. Cowpen quay
Penman John, master mariner, Gray street, Waterloo
Philips Ralph, confectioner, 30 Northumberland street
Pickard George, plasterer, Waterloo square, Waterloo
Potts Margaret (Mrs.), Black Diamond, Newsham
Pratt Isaac, boot & shoe maker, 3 Waterloo road, Waterloo
Purdie Joseph, slate agent, High street, Waterloo
Purdy Thomas, solicitor, Turner street, Waterloo
Pyle Richard, grocer, Cowpen quay
Radford & Bateley, sail makers, Low quay
Radford James, fisherman, Tate street
Redford John, fisherman, Queen’s lane
Redford John, master mariner, Percy street
Redford Thomas, fisherman, Eldon street
Reed Thomas, butcher, 35 Northumberland street
Rees William, custom house officer, Gray street, Waterloo
Reid Hugh, beer retailer, Regent terrace, Cowpen quay
Renwick Thomas, gardener, Waterloo road, Waterloo
Richardson John, tailor, 16 Ridley street
Ridley Sir Matthew White, bart. M.P. (John Laws, local agent), Northumberland street
Rigden Hannah (Mrs.), Golden Fleece, Crofton mills
Rigden Mary Hannah (Miss), shopkeeper, Crofton mills
Robertson Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Waterloo
Robinson Barbara (Mrs.), Berlin wool repository, 38 Northumberland street
Robinson George (exors. of) ship builders & repairers, Dry dock
Robinson John, jun. printer & bookseller, 17 Freehold street & Waterloo
Robinson Luke A. rate collector for Blyth & Newsham & organist of St. Mary’s, Waterloo road, Waterloo
Robinson Thomas, Queen’s Head, Croft st. Cowpen quay
Robinson Robert, china, glass & earthenware dealer, 5 Market street
Robinson William, sail maker & wire rope agent, Blyth dock
Routledge John (exor. of), wholesale wine & spirit & ale merchant, Waterloo road, Waterloo
Ruddock Thomas, ship broker, Gray street, Waterloo
Ruddock William, hair dresser, Bowes street, Waterloo
Rutherford James, tailor & draper, 13 Sussex street
Rutherford Robert, leather seller & boot maker, Turner street, Waterloo
Rutter William, baker & grocer, Albert street, Cowpen quay
Ryan John & Sons, engineers, iron & brass founders, &c. Low quay
Saint James, Grey Horse, Soulsby street, Cowpen quay
Sample John, master mariner, Gray street, Waterloo
Sample Thomas, beer retailer & greengrocer, Crofton
Saunders & Co. timber merchants, Blyth Saw mills
Scott John, grocer & ship chandler, 10 Northumberland st
Scott Margaret (Mrs.), general dealer, Turner st. Waterloo
Scott Robert, hair dresser, Bell street, Cowpen quay & Waterloo
Scott William, fruiterer & greengrocer, Wanley st. Waterloo
Shepherd Hector, master mariner, 4 Freehold street
Shield John, fisherman, Cowpen quay, Waterloo
Shields Matthew, Masons’ Arms, Crofton
Shields William, King’s Head, & well & pit sinker, 4 Northumberland street
Short George, master mariner, Carlton street
Shotton William Crawford, glass & china dealer, Waterloo
Shy George, pork butcher, 2 Northumberland st. & Waterloo
Sidney & Son, solicitors, 10 Bridge street
Sidney Marlow William, solicitor (from Sidney & Son), 10 Bridge street
Sidney Marlow William John (firm Sidney & Son), solicitor, perpetual commissioner, 10 Bridge street
Simpson John & William, joiners, builders & contractors, Waterloo
Simpson Robert, shopkeeper & quarry owner, Croft street, Cowpen quay
Smith Alfred, hair dresser, Waterloo
Smith Geo. grocer & confectioner, Regent st. Cowpen quay
Smith James, Waterloo inn, Havelock street, Waterloo
Smith John, grocer, 9 Northumberland street
Smith Richard Hall, grocer & provision dealer, 4 Ridley st
Smith Mrs. Robert, Sun inn, Albert street, Cowpen quay
Smith Thomas, Blagdon inn, Wellington st. Cowpen quay
Smith Thomas Anderson, master mariner, Waterloo field
Smith W. Ranson, rope, block & mast maker, Northumberland street
Smithson Richard, painter & decorator, Turner st. Waterloo
Soulsby Edwd. baker, confectioner &c. Turner st. Waterloo
Soulsby George, shoe maker, York street, Cowpen quay
Soulsby Robert, shipwright, Gray street, Waterloo
Soulsby John, tailor, Milburn street, Cowpen quay
Soulsby John, shipwright, Wellington street, Cowpen quay
Soulsby John Henry, butcher, Regent street, Cowpen quay
Soulsby Thomas, shoe maker, Soulsby street, Cowpen quay
Soulsby Wm. Robert, linen & woollen draper, 4 Blagdon st
Spence William, academy, Waterloo road, Waterloo
Spencer Thomas, grocer & provision dealer, Newsham
Stafford Bolton, Temperance hotel & dining rooms, Market place, Waterloo
Stafford Francis, ship owner, Waterloo villas, Waterloo
Stavers John, ship owner, Woodbine terrace, Waterloo
Stephenson James, greengrocer, 3 Ridley street
Summerside William, book agent, 28 Northumberland street
Swalwell George, grocer & provision dealer & agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & spirit merchants, 1 Market street & 6 Blagdon street
Tait John, brick maker, lime & coal merchant, Waterloo rd
Tate John, master mariner, Woodbine terrace, Waterloo
Tate James, fisherman, Crofton
Tate James, master mariner, Marine terrace, Waterloo
Tate William, master mariner, Gray street, Waterloo
Taylor Gilbert, tailor, Market place, Waterloo
Taylor John, Fox & Hounds, Croft street, Cowpen quay
Taylor John, fishmonger, Quay side
Taylor Ralph, farmer, Thornton cottage, Crofton
Taylor Robert, Lord Nelson inn, Quay side
Taylor William, coal agent, 12 Bridge street
Temple Edward, navigation & nautical academy, Crofton
Temple Henry, Cowpen colliery inn, Waterloo
Temple Mary Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Crofton
Thompson & Grantham, plumbers, iron & tin plate workers, Market street & Sussex street
Theatre Royal (Richard Fynes, proprietor), Waterloo road, Waterloo
Thompson Joseph, butcher, Soulsby street, Cowpen quay
Thompson William, grocer & provision dealer, Waterloo road, Waterloo
DIRECTORY.] NORTHUMBERLAND. BOLAM. 577
Thrift John, ship owner, Waterloo road
Tremater Elizabeth (Miss), dress ma. Stafford st. Waterloo
Trotter Alexander, M.D. surgeon, 30 Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Trotter Grizell (Miss), day school, Waterloo
Turnbull James, ship owner, watch & clock maker & jeweller, 13 Blagdon street
Turner James, master mariner, Waterloo
Tweedie Robert, beer retailer, Crofton mills
Twizell John, butcher, 20 Bridge street
Tyler Brothers, boot & shoe manufacturers, 3 Sussex street & Market place, Waterloo
Union Co-operative Shipbuilding Society Limited (Richard Lough, sec.; Alexander Scott, manager), Cowpen quay
Usher Thomas, Northumberland Arms, Cowpen quay
Walker Thomas, painter & decorator, 18 Bridge street
Wallace Sarah (Mrs.), lodging ho. 16 Waterloo rd. Waterloo
Ward John & William, linen & woollen drapers, 88 Waterloo road, Waterloo
Ward Gilbert, surgeon & registrar of births & deaths, 4 Bridge street
Ward Henry Debord, M.D. physician, 4 Bridge street
Ward William Maddison, patent rope & sail manufacturer & merchant, Low quay
Warner Joseph, bill poster, Bowes street, Waterloo
Water Works, Blyth (M. Jewers, manager), Newsham
Water Works, Cowpen (Francis Stafford, manager)
Waterson Edward, draper, Waterloo
Watson Edward, butcher, 39 Northumberland street
Watson John, butcher, 9 Blagdon street
Watson Robert, master mariner, 17 High street, Waterloo
Watts, Milburn & Co. ship & insurance brokers, Low quay
Watts Alexander, master mariner, Gray street, Waterloo
Watts Edmund, builder, Crofton
Weatherby Thomas, Star & Garter, 6 Northumberland st
White & Sproat, builders & contractors, Cowpen quay
Whitehead Wm. & Son, saddlers & ironmongers, 11 Blagdon st
Whiteman Thomas, master mariner, Gray street, Waterloo
Whitworth Tom Milne, clogger & shoe maker, 23 Bridge street
Wilkie Edward & Co. grocer & provision dealer, 18 Freehold st
Wilkie Archibald, shipowner, 23 Waterloo road, Waterloo
Wilkinson Edward (exors. of), grocer & ship owner, Sussex st
Wilkinson James, brick maker, Eldon street
Williams John, grocer & provision dealer, Regent street, Cowpen quay
Wills Thomas, tailor, Wellington street, Cowpen quay
Wills William, tailor, 3 Freehold street
Wilson Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, Newsham, South farm
Wilson Ann (Mrs.), fruiterer, Market street
Wilson Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, Havelock street, Waterloo
Wilson John, lodging house, Link house
Wilson Robert, greengrocer, Quay side
Wilson Thomas S. blacksmith, Low Quay
Wilson William, fruiterer, Market place, Waterloo
Winship Henry, tailor & shopkeeper, Newsham
Winship William, ship owner, Waterloo villas, Waterloo
Wood & Co. bankers (branch), (Thomas Ruddock & William D. Ferrow, agents), Low quay; draw on Union Bank of London
Wood George, master mariner, Ridley villas
Wood James, ship owner, coal fitter for the Bebside & Choppington Colliery Co. Sea view
Wood James, jun. watch maker &c. Bridge street
Wood John, carpenter, joiner & wheelwright, 28 Percy st
Wood Mary Ann (Mrs.), Victoria inn, Milburn street, Cowpen quay
York Nicholas, fruiterer & greengrocer, Regent street, Cowpen quay
York Thomas, butcher, Regent street, Cowpen quay
Young George & Thomas, farmers, Cowpen South farm, Waterloo
Young James, beer retailer, Turner street, Waterloo
Young James Thos. watch ma. & jeweller, Turner st. Waterloo
Young Matthew, Globe inn, Waterloo road, Waterloo
Young Samuel Knibb, draper, 34 Waterloo road
Young William, auctioneer, Turner street, Waterloo
Cowpen.
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Armstrong Adam
Pearson Rev. Joseph [Catholic]
Reed Miss
Sidney Henry, Cowpen hall
Sidney Misses, Cowpen house
Sidney Philip Joseph, Cowpen house
Banks John, shopkeeper
Cassidy Michael, shopkeeper
Chambers William, shopkeeper
Conway Henry, farm bailiff to Henry Sidney, esq. Red house
Doyle James, Sidney Arms
Farrow John, shoe maker
Frost Solomon, blacksmith
Howe James, joiner
Huntley Robert, farmer
Newton Joseph, Windmill
Rutter William, Foresters’ Arms
Hardman William, King’s Arms
Shepherd Thomas, shopkeeper
Wake Eleanor Mrs. shopkpr. & post office
Young James, beer retailer
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