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PRIVATJil RBSIDBNTS. Brown James, ironmongel' Lowson Peter, brick maket"' & auc- Barrick Miss Brown George Edward Cooper, tailor tioneer, Barrow haven Beeton John William, Down hall &; shopkeeper Mason Edward, commercial traveller Bell Mrs Brown John, Haven inn, Barrow haven Metham Jas.drapr. ~ grocr. Post office Bennett Charles Brown Richard Johnson, commission Newham Elizh. (Mrs.),frmr.Park farm Bentley Joseph, Beck houae agent; telegraphic address, "Dick" Newham Thomu, farmer Brown Richard Johnson Brown William, farmer Newton John, pork butcher & farmer Brown Walter Brownlow Susan & Sarah Ann Ogle Willia.m, farmer; Barrow haven Camm Joseph Hiram, Church villa (Misses), ladies' school Parkin Henry, boot & ahoe maker Cherry George Hal"PUf Burton George, wheelwright Parkin John, jo-iner Coulbeck John Camm John, carpenter Pearson Richd. Diusdale, miller (wind) Dannatt Edwin Camm Joseph, farmer Pearson Thomas, jnn. brick make1·, Fletcher Mrs. The Grove Camm Joseph Hh·am, butcher Barrow haven Freeman Herbert• Cemetery (William Stoker, clerk) Peart John Edward, market gardener hall Atkinson Cherry J ames, grocer & draper Pim1ing John, grocer H£-bblethwaite William Clark Thomas, corn dealer Pocldington J oseph, grocer Hewson Thomas Robert Cocking John, shopkeeper,& post office Rayton Geo. fish dealer & greengrocer Hurst George Codd Drury, farmer Richardson George,frmr.Barruw haven Jones Misses Codd John Burgess, farmer Richardson Henry, blo.cksmiLh Kitching Henry Collingwood Henry & Charles,. brick Richardson John, ironmonger Lawton John makers, Barrow haven Rigg John, mmer (wind) Lowson Peter Cooper Bryan, saddler & harness ma Robinson Jn. Spendlar, faxmer & lime Ogle Thomas Coopland Harry. farmer burner Parker Rev. John M.A. The Vicarage Crowder William. rope manufacturer Robinsou Thomas, farmer Pinning John Dalton John, pig dealer Ruslin~ Ge01·ge, confectioner Robinson George Dannatt John Sergeant, farmer, coal Schofield & Dannatt. corn, seed & cake Robinson Mrs mer. & lime burner, Barrow haven merchants, maltsters & brewers Schofield Evington Clarkson- Dee Joel, farmer, Manor House farm Sergeant Anne (Miss). farmer Schofield William Fisher Dee William, market gardener Sergeant George. shopkeeper Schofield William George Donner William, market gardener Sergeant George Dannatt, butcher Shaw Mrs Drake William. Royal Oak P.H. & Sergeant William, farmer Shearwood Joseph Hira.m, Ribstone ho 'bus proprietor Shearwood Joseph Hiram M.R.C.S. Towle Mu Ducker Benjamin, brick & tile maker, Eng. surgeon. Ribstone house Uppleby Rev. Gco. Crowle,Barrow hall Barrow haven Shearwood George, farmer, The Hann "VVestoby Thomas Ducker Enoch. brick ma. Barrow haven ~hepherd John. farmer, The Hann Ebbatson William, plumber Skelton James, shopkeeper COMMERCIAL. Edwards Herbert Atkinson, tailor Smith Catherine (Miss), farmer Adlard Joseph & Co. grocers & draprs Edwarus John, tailor Sowden John, saddler Allison Abraham, farmer Evison William, farmer, The Hann Stainton Brothers, joiners & painters Allison Alfred, wheelwright Ferreby John, grocer Starkie John, cow keeper· Allison George Wm. miller (steam) Ferreby Neville, hair dresser Staveley William, grocer , Barrick Wm. willow mer. & buket ma Fisk John, shopkeeper Sk·ker Wiiliam, .clerk to the pariFh Barrow-on- Gas Co. Limited Poster 'l'homas, boot maker council, assistant overseer&rate collctr (William F. Schofie!.d, mangr~ & sec) Gilder Thomas, blacksmith Storr John, pork butcher Beeton Jn. Wm. willow mero~ & farmr Glentworth Joseph, farmer Thompson Jn. Hackney, wheelwright Bell George, coal dealer &; farmer Hamilton William, shopkeeper Trought John, farmer, The Hann Bentley J oseph, sheep dip manufactr Hewitt Charles, shopkeeper & carrier Turner & Co. brick & tile manufac- Bilton John, bricklayer Hewitt Geo. Edwd.shoe ma.& shopkpr turers, Barrow haven Bilton Samuel, bricklayer Hewitt John, fish dealer Turner Prank, farmer Blackburn Alfred, tailor Hill Elisha, shoe maker Utting- J oseph, farmer Blackburn Prances (Mrs.). pork btohr Hill Hiram, millwright Veal Thomas Start, tailor Blair William, farmer Hoodlass George, shopkeeper Welch Thomas Isaac, miller (wind) Bland Thomas, cowkeeper Hutton George, farmer We~t George & Co. brick makers Bramham David Pickard, ahopkeeper Jackson Joseph, Red Lion P.H West Geo. Edward, boot & shoe ma Bramley Miles, grocer Johnson Selina (Mrs.), tin worker & Westoby George, shopkeeper

Bratton William brazier w~stobv• John, farmer Broughton Edward, station. master, Jones William Burman, farmer Westoby William, farmer Barrow haven ILawrence William. Six Bells P.H Wood Charles, farmer BARROWBY is a parish and pleasant village, near the and a new roof erected at a cost of £g8o; and a lycb g-ate canal and 2 miles west from Grantham, th~ has since been erect-ed in commemoration. of the golden nearest railway station, on the main line of the Great wedding of the rector and Mrs. Welby ~ there are 400 Northern railway, and in the .South Ke.steven division of sittings. The register dates from the year :x538. The the county, parts of Kesteven, wapentake of Winnibriggs, living is a rectory, average tithe rent-charge £438, gross Grantham union and county court district, Spittlegate yearly value £971, including 420 acres of glebe and rEsi­ petty sessional division, ;rural deane-ry of South Grant- dence, in the gift of the Duke of Devonshire K..G. and ham and archdeaconry and . The held .since 1849 by the Rev. George Earle Welby B.A. of church. of All Saints is a. building of stone, of the Ear:y Trinity •College, Cambridge, and hon. canon of Lincoln. English and Decorated periods, consisting of chancel, nave Here are Wesleyan and Free Methodist chapels. Annual of four bays, aisles, south porch and an embattled western donations, from various sources, to the am.ount of tower with spire, containing a c:ock a.nd 5 be:Is: the font is £4 rgs. IOd. are distributed to the poor of the parish. The a particularly rich and beautiful specimen of Decorated! Duke of Devonshire K.G. is lord of the manor and principal work, panelled and e:aborately carved~ portions of the rood landowrter; Sir Jo.hn Henry Thorold hart. of Syston Park, ~creen, disp:aced, remain: there is a brass to Nicholb the Duke of Rutland K.G., G.C.B. and the Welby family Deene (temp. Ed, IV.) and Katherine (Pedwardine), his hold chief part of the remainder. The soil is various; wife, with effigies of both. and of nine sons; and another subsoil, clay and stone. The chief crops are bar:ey, brass to Jame& Deene, grandson of the foregoing Nicholas, wheat and ,oats, and there is a fair proportion of pasture 1498, and Margaret (Armi.ne), his wif~, ~soo; the effigy of Jland. The area is· 4,462 acres; rateable value, ,£6,794; James Deene islo.st, but that ol his wife, C.:ad i.p an heraldic i the population in 1891 was 817. mantle, remains: there are three other slabs de.spoi:ed of Parish Clerk, Henry Smith. their bras!1e-s, and a. monument of later date to Dr. Hurst, l'ost, M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Offi<'e.- formerly rector of Barrowby and Leadenham and chaplain Joseph Sanson, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from to Charles I. who was plundered, imprisoned and ejected Grantham at 7.15 a.m. & are dispatched .at 6. ro p.m. on account of his loyalty to tbe king, but ev~ntually died wePk days only. The nearest telegraph office is at here in 1674: th~ ~hurch wu. restored in 185~ and an Grautham org3n chamber was added in 1870: the Perpendicular National Schoo:, for 150 children; average attendance, east window was fi]ed with stained glass in 1884, at a 130; George Frederick Potter, master cost of £140: in 188g-go the church was further restored Carrier to Grantham.-William Tinkl~r, daily Barker Rev. Thomas (curate.) Hull Thomas Grove, Bleak house CO;\UfERCJAL. Croft Mrs. The White House Pmder William Ashwell Michael Sherring, farmer Downing Mrs. Barrowby housl) Welby Rev. Canon George Earle lJ.A., Bet·rv ElizabPth {Mrs.)., farmer Hornsby Jas. Wm. Barrowby grange J.P. (rector), Rectory Brewster John Askew; iarmer