267 WJST RIDING YORKSHIRE. CLAYTO~"- Batty ,Richard, shoe maker Dnckett Mary (Miss}, echoolmistres' Stockdale Robert, grocer Burton William, coal merchant Ellershaw; -1 oho, farmer, Heigh Swale Margaret (Mrs.), china dealer Camm .lames,- tailor Eilershaw Jobn,jun. farmer Tbistlethwaite James, flirmer Carr John,. gamekeeper Foster John, farmer, Green close Thistlethwaite John, farmer, Bask ho Capstick Ann Chew ( Mn.)~ grocer, Foster Thomas, fdrmer, Hazle hall Whlnray Thomas, farmer,Little wat~n blacksmith, & post office Hutchinson Michael, farmer W olfenden Charle», fdl"mef Coates Henry, Flyi11g Horfld Sh06 J ackson J ames &: Thoma;~, farmers, hotel ~ po8ting hotaB,. RaUway statu Ryecroft house Feizor. CornthwaiteWm. farmer, W enniug 11ide Leeming Anthony, farmer, Hardacre Buck Grorge, farmer Crier 1 ames, parish clerk. Marsden Thomas, farmer Hodkimon John~ farmer Deighton Christopher, physician Metcalf John, farmer & assistant over.. Preston Mary & Son, fa.rmeril Faraday Thos. Armat, groeer & draper seer & collector of assessed taxes Wood Christopher, farmer Foster Robert, shopkeeper & post office Moore Richard, farmer,Crooklandafrm Wood lJavid, farmer receivinp; house, Rail way station N ewhouse Thomas,. far•oer, ~ ewby cote Geldard Wllliam, farmer; Leith butts Nowe}l Riehard, f.umer, Borren head Lawkland. Gr.en Marmaduke, farmer · Parker Robert, farmer, Hammond head, logleby Mrs. Alice, Crow'a nes~ Jl apes Robert, boot maker Parker Wilfred, farmer,. Newby cote Smith Rev. William [Catholic] Harrison John, cattle dealtcr Proctor John, farmer Watkics Rev. Bernard Edward K.A. Harrison John, farmer, Dovenanter Scambler Joshua, farmer~Keasden bead Lawkland hall Harrison Rchd. farmer,. Clapham. wO CLAYTON is a township -and ecclesiastical parish formed Tbe area is 1,744: acre3; rateable value £16,848 159. The in 1858 from the parish of Bradford, 3 miles west from Brad area of the ecclesiastical parish iB 1,323 acres; population ford, with a station on the Great Northern railway, and is a 4,074. polling place for the Northern division of the Riding, in the Pariah Clerk, J ames. N orthrop.. petty sessional division of Bradford, wapentake of Morley, North Bierley union, Bradford county court district, honor of PosT 0PPICE.-William Briggs, receiver & distributor. Pontefract, rural deanery of Bradford, Craven archdeaconry Letters arrive from Bradford at 7 a.m. & 3.15 p.m.; di& and diocese of Ripon ; and includes within its limits CLAYTON patched at 6.50 p.m. Box closes at 5.55 p.m. On suo liEIGHTs, where are two extensive reservoirs of the Brad days no mail. The nearest mo:aey order office is at ford Waterworks. The church of St. John the Baptist, built Thornton in 1850-1, is a stone structure in the Middle-Pointed style, lN s URANCE AGENT-Scott~hEquitable Life Assurance, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles and a tower with I hell. B. Ashton The register dates from the year 18.51. The living is a vicar PuBLIC EsTABLISHMENTs:- age, yearly value £287 with residence, in the ~ift of the vicar of Bradford and held by the Rev. George Leatherdale. The Lacal Board ofIIealth,Benjamin Ashton,clerk; Edmund Baptists and Wesleyan Methodists have cliapt:ls here. There Patchett, collector & assistant overseer is a local board of health, and the workhouse for North Bier North Bierley Union. Workhotae, Nathan Wilman ley union is situated here. The Clayton, Allerton and Thorn Wright, clerk; John Helmsley, master; Mrs. Ann Martha tun Gas Company was incorporated 13th .1\lay, 1864, with a Helmsley, matron; Rev. George Leatherdale, chaplain.; 11ubscribed capital of £2.5,000 [since increased to£50,000], J oseph J ackson, medical officer in shares of £10 each. Here are several quarries and a coal SCHOOLS:- mine, as well as mills for the spinning and manufacture of National (mU:ed), Edmund Holdsworth, master~ Mrs. worsted. A Liberal club was established here in 1872, and Mary lnglet, mistress; Miss Mary Buttersby, infants' mist has about 160 members. The Sagar charities of £20 yearly Baptists' (mized), Benjamin Ashton, master 1 Miss value, are expended in distribution within the limih of the Sarah Tattersall, mistress township. James Atkinson Jowett esq. is lord ofthe manor. Suuday schools are maintained by the church & the various The ehief landowners are Major Stocks, John Foster, Francis denominations Sharp Powell, Joseph Hirst and Henry Sagar Hirst esqrs. Great Northern Railu:ay Station, ClaytonrSamuel llor .... The soil is clayey; subsoil, sandstone. It is chieHy pasture ton, station master land,.; The population in 1861 was 1>,600, and in 1811,6,436. CARRIER TO BRADFORD-John BriggsJthursday& friday
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