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North Riding Yorkshire. Cropton DIRECTORY. J NORTH RIDING YORKSHIRE. CROPTON. 79 Grains. an~ Chapter of York, who are lords of the manor, which Sulphate of Lime.................. I4· 70 . iS -in the liberty of St. Peter, are the chief landed pro­ Carbonate of Magnesia ......... 1.93 prietors. The area is I ,627 acres ·of land and 9 of Chloride of Sodium................ I-75 water; rateable value, [5,372; the population in I9U Carbonate of Lime ............... .78 vra'- r66. Silica.................................. .07 Wall Letter Box cleared 8 a.m. & 4·45 p.m. ; no sunda.y Peroxide of Iron, a trace clearance --- Saline contents ......... 19.23 CROFT SUB-OOMMITTEE OF KORTH RIDING YORKS LOO..lL PENSIO~ COMMITTEE. Clervaux Castle, the property of Sir Waiter Clervaux The follo"ing places are included in the Sub-District:­ Chaytor hart. is large and built of stone, in the Norman *Croft, *Dalton, *Over Dinsdale, *Eryholme, *Girsby, style, having six square towers: it is about 2 miles tBarton, tCleasby, tCliffe, tl\Ianfield, fSewton Morrt-ll south-west of Croft, surrounded by considerable woods & tStapleton and park lands and is occupied by George May esq. ~Ieetings are held at the Union offices, Darlington, on Halnaby Hall is an ancient brick-built mansion, situated mondays. in extensive well-wooded park-like grounds, and now Chairman, appointed at each meeting the seat of Capt. Sir Williarn Pierrepont Wilson-Todd Clerk, Charles H. Leach, Union offices, Darlington bart. Croft Hall, the ancient seat of the Chaytor Pension Officers, H. Hardy, Darlington, for Parishe;; family, is now occupied by Christopher Y. Piese esq. marked thus * & I. L. Bailey, Richmond, for The principal landowners are Sir W. C. Chaytor bart. Parishes marked thus t who is lard of the manors of Croft, Jolby and Walmire, o.nd Capt. Sir W. P. Wilson-Todd bart. The soil is CROFT RUR.!L DISTRICT COUNCIL. clayey; subsoil, clay on limestone. The area of the fhe. district comprises the N. R. Yorks townships township- is 4,719 acres of land and 29 of water; rate­ in Darlington union, viz. :-Barton, Cleasby, Cliffe, able value, £8,364; the population in I9II was as . Croft, Dalton-upon-Tees, Dinsdale (Over), Eryholme, follows-township, 494; ecclesiastical parish, 754· By Girsby, Manfield, Newton Morrell & Stapleton. The a Local Government Board Order, dated .April 16, I879, area is 19,729 acres; rateable value, Michaelmas, 1912, a detached part of Great Smeaton, known as Monk End, [30,237; the population in I9II was 2,236 was added to Croft township. Chairman, Edward Wilkin, Dalton-on-Tees, Darlington Sexton, John Sarginson. OfficiaJs. , Post, M. 0. & T. Office, Croft.-George Metcalfe, sub­ Clerk, Charles H. Leach, Union offices, Darlington postmaster. Letters received from Darlington at 6.45 Treasurer, Sir Jonathan Edmund Backhouse hart. Tha a.m. & 5.20 p.m.; dispatched at 8 a.m. & I2.5, 5.25 Bank, Darlington & 7·45 p.m. ; sundays, letters arrive at 6.45 a.m. & Medical Officer of Health, Frederick William Walker dispatched at 2.25 p.m M.B., C.l\f..Aberd., L.S.A. Hurworth-on-Tees,Darlingtn Wall Letter Boxes.-Croft, cleared u a.m. & 5 & 6.I5 Surveyor of Highways, John Hodgson, North Cowton p.m. ; no sunday clearance; Halnaby Hall, cleared 9 Sanitary Inspector, John Wm. Boyd, Manfield, Darlington a.m. & 4.20 p.m. ; no sunday clearance Croft Post Office & Croft Spa Railway Station are both Public Elementary School (mixed & infants), built in situate on the Durham side of the river Tees I845, for 181 rhildren; average attendance, go; Tho3 • Atkinsan Lees, master; Mrs. Lees & Miss Judson, DALTON-UPOX-TEES, 4! miles south of Darlington assistant mistresses and I mile south-east from Croft, is a village and town- ship on the south bank of the river Tees. Eryholme June- Railway Stations. tion station on the main line of the North Eastern rail- Croft, Major Clark, station master way, 234 miles from London, is in this township. The Dean Eryholrne Junction, Frederick Graham CROFT. Cooper Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, Sarginson John, sexton PRIVATE RESIDENTS, 2 The Terrace Sayer Jane (Mrs.), farmer Cottam & Stairmand, market grdnrs Simpson Jn. & Wm.farmers, Halnaby Applegarth Thoma1 Croft Spa (.Arth. Rise borough, propr) S1mpson Susannah (Mrs.), farmer Bowes Richard J .P. Monk End hall Dowson George, draper, South parade Stairmand George, market gardener, Burton Miss Dunn Robert, farmer, ·walmire see Cottarn & Stairmand Chambers Henry Fawcett Ethelbert W.marine engineer Tibbetts Charles, farm bailiff to Uapt. Dixon-Johnson Mrs. Oakwood Fowler Mary (Mrs.), apartments Sir W. P. Wilson-Todd hart. J.P Fawcett Miss, South terrace Gibson Charles, farmer, Vince Moor Thornton Wm. .Anthony, market gdnr Greenway Francis John Graham William, farmer, J olby Turnbull Margt. (Mrs.), Spa hotel Heaton Joseph Haynes Catherine (Mrs.), apartments Turnbull Thomas, farmer, ·waterloo Howarth Mark Henderson Mary (Mrs.), apartments Wharton Thomas Edward, farmer, Marshall Rev. James McCall M.A.. Hobson Thomas, farmer . Bullmire, Halnaby (rector & surrogate), Rectory Hobson William Carter, farmer,Noriili Whits Thoma.s, farmer Marshall John, The Poplars Walmire Wilson Thomas & .Son, millert May George, Clervaux castle Hoggart John, miller (water) (water), Old mill Piese Christopher Y. Croft hall Holiday Thos. E. & Jn. G. farmers Service Alfred E. Rose Lea Hopper Mary Jane (:Mrs.), apartments D.ALTON-UPON-TEES. Snaith William Henry Horsfield Amy (Miss), teacher of Barnes Mrs. West house Thompson Miss music, South terrace Nelson John E Wilkinson Matthew Hugill Jonathan, apartments Smith David D Wilson-Todd Sir William Pierrepont Inness Henry .A. market gardener Turnbull John hart. Halnaby hall J obling Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments Johnson Jane (Miss), apartments COMMERCIAL. COMMERCIAL. Kidd Robert, farmer Clarke John, farmer Allinson & Beswick, farmers King Henry, market gardener Crookes George Wm. blacksmith Ayre George, farmer Masters Oharles, market gardener McLean John, farmer Ayre John, farmer Nattress Joseph, farmer Parlour Margaret (Mrs.) & Sons, frmr! Bennett Jane (Mrs.), apartments Parlour William, auctioneer, assistant Parlour John, farmer Beswick Robert, farmer, see Allinson overseer, assessor of taxes & clerk Preston Stephen, farmer & Beswick to Parish Council Reading Room (Edwd. Roberts, sec) Brown Joshua E. farmer Pickers gill Eliza (Mrs.), apartments Roberts William Beetham, Crown & Brown Thomas, farmer, Croft grange Pickersgill Mary Ann (Miss), aparts .Anchor P.H Byers Robert, accountant, South par Raisbeck Eliza (Mrs.), apartments Roberts Wm. & Sons, wheelwright!! Carrick William, estate carpenter to Raw Frank, grocer, Richmond terrace Vickers Archibald & Frank, farmers Sir W. C. Chaytor hart Riseborough Arthur, proprietox; of Wilkin Edward J.P. farmer Chapman Jane (Mrs.), apartments mineral baths Wilson Henry, farmer CROPTON is a parish and village seated on the division of the Biding, Pickering Lythe wapentake, acclivity of a dale, through which runs the small river parish of Middleton, petty sessional division of Picker· Leven, 5 miles north-west from Pickering station and 3~ ing Lythe West, Pickering unilln, county court di11trict north-north-east from Sinnington station on the Gilling, of Malton, rural deanery of Malton, archdeaconry of Pickering and Whitby branch of the North Eastern Cleveland and diocese of York. The village is enpplied railway, and I4 north from Malton, in the Whitby with pure and wholesome water ~hrough a 11cheme .
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