Grimblethorpe. Grimoldby • Ha.Llington

Parts oC Lindsey. Potts Cornelius, ln·icUayer & stone- Seaton William, brick & tile maker West Christopher, juu. £armet - mason and coal mert; h Yarborouuh . 2 Willoughby John, farmer Fell George, shoemaker Smith Zachariah, bricklayer 2 Willoughby Joseph, farmer Riggall J olm, carrier Sowby William, grocer, draper and Willows Edmund, farmer, Rook· 'Riggall Kirk, shoemaker postmaster eryHaU Bobinson William, parochial school Spencer William, farmer Willows Green, farmr. Rookery Hall . master Splayfud George, farm bailiff 0ARRIERS-G1·imsby, John Riggall, Scott Thomas Colton, farmer Towriss William Hines, farmer Friday; Louth, J esse Dobson, Jno. Scrimshaw Mrs Betsy, cowkeeper Vicars Charles, farmer Green and John Riggall, Wednes· Shields William, farmer West l\Ir Christopher day and Saturday GRIMBLETHORPE. GRIMBLETHORPE, formerly an extra-parochial liberty, was constituted a parish in 1857. It is f) mile W. by S. of Louth, adjoinjng Gayton-le-Wold parish, in which it is ecclesiastically situated, and contains 12 inhabitants, and 591 acres of land. It belonged to a xeligious house in pre-reformation times, but is now the property of the Rev. 'Villiam Walsh, and is all occupied by Mr. 'Villiam John Nicholson, of Grimblethoxpe Hall. Letters vid Louth, which is the nearest Money Order Office and Railway Station. GRIMOLDBY • .- GRIMOLDBY, near the Saltfleetby road, 5 miles E. of Louth, and 3~ miles N.E. of Legbourn railJ way station, is a pleasant village and parish, containing 337 souls, and 1729 acres. S. T. Scrape, Esq., is lord of the manor; but the soil belongs mostly to the Forster, Beverley, Parker, Crowder, Ashton, Riggall, Fowler, and other families. The Church (St. Edith) has a tower and three bells, and is a neat • Gothic fabric, with many sculptured decorations. The rectory, valued in K.B. at £9.10s., has 155 acres of land, 8.llotted at the enclosure in 1767, in lieu of tithes, and a rent charge of £32, awarded in 1846, and is in the patronage and incumbency of the Hev. Thomas vVood. The Church lancl, allotted at the same time, is 4A. 1R. 32P. A School, for the parishes of Manby and Grimoldby, was erected in 1866, and a house for the master, in 1870, at a total cost of £270, partly raised by voluntary subscription, but chiefly defrayed by the Rev. W. T. Towers, who was then curate of Grimoldby. It is supported by the rectors of both parishes, the scholars' weekly pence, and a Government grant; and it has an average attendance of 60 children. The 'Vesleyan Chapel here was erected in 1805, and rebuilt in 1841. Here are also two small Chapels, belonging to the Primitive and Free Methodists, built in 1853 and 1855. In 1780, the Rev. Francis Bm·ton left a house in the village, and the overseers paid a yearly sum of £5 to the schoolmaster for the education of poor children of the parish; but the building having fallen into decay, it was taken down, and a residence for the schoolmaster erected on its site. The poor have a yearly rent charge of 3s. 6d., left by Roger Bullen, in 1623, which, however, has not been paid for a great many years. PosT OFFICE at Mr. Charles Forman's. Letters arrive at 9 a.m., and are despatched at 5.30 p.m., via Louth, which is the nearest Money Order Office. Acrill John, farmer Crowther Dalton, farmer(C.&Ashton) Riggall Willows, farmer and land· Ashton Fred, farmer (Crowther & A.) Ellerby Mrs Elizabeth, farmer owner Ashton :hfr Joseph Enderby Charles, farmer Smith John, butcher and farmer Ashton William, farmer Fenwick Henry, farmer Standaloft Thomas, bricklayer Bett John, farmer Forman Charles, farmer and post- Vamplew Henry, agricultural ma· Beverley Matthew, landowner and master chine proprietor · · farmer, Grange · Freshney Henry, farmer Vamplew Timothy, farmer Broadley John, joiner and wheel- Gainsborough Mrs Mary, farmer White Samuel Blanchard, grocer wright Gilbert John, tailor Willows Charles, boot & shoe maker Clark William (parish clerk) & Mrs. Hewson Edmund, farmer Wood Rev Thomas, M.A.. rector, schoolmaster and mistress Hill Mr John Rectory Clement William, farmer Ingamells William, corn miller Wright John, shopkeeper & carrier Cotton Michael, farmer Kirk Simon, blacksmith Crowther and Ashton, farmers, The Lancaster Robert, carpenter and CARRIER to Louth, John Wright, . Grove wheelwright Wednesday and Saturday ' HA.LLINGTON. HALLINGTON parish, 2 miles S.W. of Louth, has only 101 souls, and 1460 acres of land. Henry Chaplin, Esq., M.P., is owner of the soil, lord of the manor, impropriator and patron of the vicarage, which is valued in K.B. at £4. 15s. fid. It has been consolidated with Raithby rectory since 1770, and the joint annual value of both benefices is about £511. The Rev. YVilliam Henry ..Wyer Honey, B.A., of Raithby, is the incumbent. No traces of the Church (St. Lawrence) now remain, except the site, which is now a burial ground. The tithes were commuted in 1852 for rent charges. • • .

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