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Coffee Tavern (Raymond Fern, manager), New street Pendree John, cooper, street Cole W. H. & Co. pin manufacturers Phipps Joseph Philemon, farmer, Dell farm Convalescent & Training Home (Miss Margaret Daveney, Phipps William, farmer, Holcombe lady superintendent) Poole Hartley Carter, farmer Dixon Jonathan, chimney sweeper, New street Radford James, linen draper, New street Doidge &; Ho-rlick, drapers, lJisley street Saltmarsh Gerald William, hair dresser, New street Drivt>r William, town crier Savage (Misses), farmers, Damsells Everatt Joseph, tailor, New street Savory &; Sons, pin makers, Brook House mills Fergusson William Balfour M.D., C.M. physician & Savory Emma (Mrs.), Cross Hands P.H medical officer & public vaccinator to No. 6 district, Skinner John Wheeler, farmer & dairyman & clerk to union, Hazelbury the burial board, Bisley street Finch Charles, builder, undertaker & decorator, Pains- Smith Rowland, butcher wick joinery &; building works, New street Spring Thos. &; Co. grocers &; bakers, Post office, New st Gardner Charles Fredk. miller (water), Damsell's mill Spring Herbert William, auctioneer, Haleville Gwinnett Henry, carpenter, St. Mary street Steele John, beer retailer, Vicarage lane Hanks John, carrier, Butt green Stroud Co-operative Society Lim. grocers, Gloucester st Hart Jane (Miss), stationer, New street Swaiu William, carpenter, The Park Hill William R. beer retailer Tidmarsh James, butcher, New street Hogg Mary &; Kate (Misses), shopkeepers, The Cross WalkIett Henry, baker, E!t. Mary's street Hogg William Stephen, butcher, Bell street Warner Ellen (Mrs.), dress maker Hooper William Henry, Golden Heart P.H Warner John Edwin, grocer &; wine merchant, New st Hopkins Aaron, saddler &; china dealer, New street Wathen Samuel, farmer, Dutchcombe farm Ireland Maurice, haulier &; carrier, Butt green Watkins &; Okey, pin manufacturers, King's mill Jones Albert, baker &; grocer, Cheltenham road Watkins Ellen (Mrs.), milliner &; dress ma. Gloucester st Jones Caroline (Mrs.), Fleece inn, Bisley street We'bb Charles, butcher, The Cross Jones Edward, mason, Gloucester street West Charlotte (Mrs.), ironmonger, New street Jones Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, St. Mary's street Westcott John Henry, Falcon hotel Jones Richard, Royal Oak. P.H White Frederick, boot maker, New street Jones William, plumber, Vicarage lane Wigmore Frank, farm bailiff to F. A. Hyett esq King Thomas, haulier Wig-more John Pimbury, farmer &; dairy, High grove &1; Large Charles, mason, Cheltenham road Bisley street Mills Caleb, baker, Vicarage lane Willis Elizabeth (Miss), Adam & Eve inn, Cheltenham rd Mills Ebenezer William, cabinet maker, Bisley street Worgan George, Bell inn .Mills William, baker, Gloucester street Workman Raymond James, coach builder, wheelwright Mitchell Samuel, chimney sweeper, Vicarage lane &;c. New street Musty Joseph, quarry owner, Butt green Workman Samuel, blacksmith, Butt green Organ Thomas R. hardware dealer, St. Mary's street Young Alice (Miss) &; Finch Amelia (Mrs.), ladies! Painswick Gas Light &; -Coke Co. Lim. (Hy. Phipps, sec) school, Byfield house

P ARKEND is a hamlet in the civil parish of St. SCHOOLS. Paul, in the township of West Dean, , and was formed into an ecclesiastical parish in 1842; it has Board, Pillowell, Whitecroft, under the Forest of Deall a station on the Severn and Wye railway, and is 4 miles United District school board (boys, girls &; infants). south-east from Coleford, 14 south-east from Ross and built, with master's residence, in 1878, for 393 chil­ 16 north-east from , in the Forest of Dean dren; average attendance, 113 boys, 106 girls & lIe. division of the county, hundred of St. Briavels, petty infants; Edwin Sims, master; Miss Fanny Deacon, sessional division of O:>leford, union and mistress; Miss Murray, infants' mistress county court district, rural deanery of South Forest Board (mixed), Park End, for ISO children; averagll' and archdeaconry and diocese of Gloucester. The church attendance, 125; Edward T. Burton, master of St. Paul, consecrated in 1822, is an octagonal building pf stone, in mixed styles, with a pinnacled western tower FUTTERILL is 2 miles south-east from Coleford conbining a clock and one bell; it is now (1897) under­ station on the Severn and Wye and Great Western rail­ going repairs: there are 450 sittings. The register of ways. Letters through Coleford, which is the neares.t baptisms and burials dates from the year 1822; marri­ money order and telegraph office. ages, 1836. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value £150, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Glou­ WHIT'ECROFT, :; miles south-east from Coleford, is cester, and held since 1896 by the Rev. John Bond RA., situated iu the vale betwixt rising ground covered with LL.D. of Trinity College, Dublin. There is a Baptist fine plantations of timber, and has a station on the chapel. A new Church Cemetery, I acre in extent, was Severn, Wye and Severn Bridge railway; the inhabitants, 'Consecrated in May, 1862. Whitemead Park is the seat whose dwellings are scattered with singular irregularity. of Philip Baylis esq. and has an area of 42 acres. The are mainly employed in the coal, chemical and quarry principal landowrre~ are the Crown and Henry Crawshay trades. Here is a Wesleyan chapel. 'find Sons. The soil is for the most part of a stiff clayey Post &; M. O. 0., S. B. & Annuity &; Insurance Office.­ J1ature, and the land is mostly used for the growth vf timber. The area is 4,676 acres; the population in 1891 Miss Anne Sims, sub-postmistress. Letters arrive from at 8.15 &; 11.36 a.m.; dispatched at 6.15 'Was 2,1'94. Post & M. O. 0., S. B. & Annuity &; Insurance Office.­ &, 8.15 p.m. The telegraph office is at the railway Philip Jones, sub-postmaster. Letters through Lydney station arrive at 7.45 a.m. & 12 p.m.; dispatched at 6 p.m. RAILWAY STATIONS. The telegraph office is at the Railway station Letters for Speech House Road through Coleford , Augustus Moore, station master police Station, GHorge Haggetll, constable in charge Whitecroft, George John Mansfield, station master

PARKEXD. J ones Solomon, colliery manager WHITECROFT. Baylis Philip J.P. (deputy surveyor of Liddington Rachae,1 (Mrs.), shopkeeper the Forest of Dean), Whitemead pk Page J ames, blacksmith Cooke Charles PeteTs George Frederick, Park Hill ho Elanch Mrs. Oakland house Park End Deep Navig-ation Collieries Berry William, beer ;retailer Bond Rev. John RA., LL.D. Vicarage Limited (Thomas Hedges Deakin, Deakin Thomas Hedges J.P managin~ dire-ctor) Davies William, baker, confectioner &; yeast mer.; -&; Swan inn, Pillowell Halpin WaIter Charles Payne Edwin R. &; Son, stone mer- Dean Fore-st Navigation -Coal &; Fuel Sant Stewart Arthur, The Villa chants & saw mills Powe~l James, grocer & baker Co. (William RichardS', manager) COMMERCIAL. Rees Alfred, quarry proprie,t.or Hampton Thomas, beer retailer David & Sant 'Limited, stone quarry Ward Enos, New inn Kear Arthur, Miners' Arms inn owners & saw mills Watkins William, beer retailer Kear Henry, butcher Fox ~fary (Mrs.), British Lion P.ll Mantle Henry Wm. groce'l" & drape-t" Gunter George, Fountain inn FUTTERILL. Morse Thomas & Hubert Hy. millers Halpin Walter Charles L.R.C.P. &; S. (water &; steam) Edin. surgeon Cole James, fire brick, tile & pottery Sims Anne & Elizabeth (Misses), gro­ Rughes James, timber merchant ware. maker cers &; drapers, Post office Jeffl'ey Stafford, boot &; shoe maker Nelmes Richard, George inn Vimpany Edmund, shopkpr. Pillowell Jones Philip, grocer &; draper, Post off Porter Charles, beer retailer Wintour J ames, farmer