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WEST RIDING YORKSHIRE. 892 ' Whitaker Edward, Tailor Nowell James Ingham Benj OULTON-CUM:- .J· . 'WOODLESFORD. WEST RIDING YORKSHIRE. 892 ' Whitaker Edward, tailor Nowell James Ingham Benj. Boot ~ Shoe, & butcher Whitehead Robert, quarry bwner f & Oddie James lnman Thomas, butcher atMeanwood u Snowden Thomas Jellyman Edward, tin plate worker Whitehead Wi!liam, registrar of births Taylor Thomas Hutchinson Jordan Robert, shoe maker & deaths Thompson Miss, Applegarth house Kay Ja.mes, cowkeeper Wildblood Samuel, grocer & drapet" Watilon Samuel, Elm house Kirton Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper Wilkinson George, shoe maker White Isaac WJil. Henry, The Villa Lang-stoff John, shoe maker Willans Martin, farmer, Water haigh Langstaff John Henry, shopkeeper Wrigglesworth Henry, mason COMMERCIAL• Langstaff Mary (Mrs.), quarry owner Bentley Henry & Co. Limited, pale ale Lawn J ames, shopkeeper Woodlesford. brewers & maltsters,Oulton brewery ; Little John, tailor PRIVATE RESIDENTS. & at 1 & 2 Corn Exchange, Leeds ; 21 Moseley John Turner, comrcl. traveller Barker Benjamin, Aire Vale terrace Cheapside, Bradford; St. Leonard's N owell J ames, surgeon Beaumont Miss place, York; & IOChapellane,Hull; Raynor Thomas, shopkeeper Beecroft William & Castle st. High st. Birmingham Rhodes Richard, butcher Bentley Henry, Eshald house Calverly J osepb, fish dealer Robin son J oseph, plumber &c Capes Mrs Clayton Richard, White Hart Sissons William, farmer Dobson John, Lawrence villa Cockerham John, grocer Smith George, Midland hotel t post­ Gough Miss Cockerham John, shopkeeper ing house H arrison Mrs. W oodles ford house Coombs Alexander, shopkeeper Smith John, shopkeeper Hoyle Charles Frdk. Holmesleigh ho Craven Jonathan, Two Pointers Smith Robert John, colliery surveyor, Hudson RobertJohn J.P. The Poplars Horne Henry, earthenware manufactr Aire Vale terrace Irvin Rev. Arthur John Edward :B.A. Howson William, butcher Smith Robert Reed, land agent & sur­ [vicar] Hughes John, shoe maker veyor, Aire V ale terrace . GREAT OUSEBURN, partly in the North Riding, Green (N. & W. R.), Ellenthorpe (N. R), Green Ham­ is a parish and village, giving name to a union, 4 miles merton, Helperby (N. R.), Hessay, Humberton (N. & south-east from Boroughbridge, and 8~ north-east from W, R.), Hunsingore, Kirby Hall, Kirby Hill (N. R.), Kirk Knaresborough, in the Eastern division of the Riding, Hammtrton, Knapton, Langthorpe (N. R.), Marton­ liberty and county court district of Knaresborough, lower curn-Grafton, Milby (N, & W. R.), Minskip, Monk ton division of Claro wapentake, archdeaconry of Richmond, Moor, Nether Poppleton, Norton-le-Clay (N. R.), Nun rural deanery of Borough bridge and diocese of Ripon. The Monkton, Great Ouseburn, Little Ouseburn, Upper Pop­ church of St. Mary is a stone building of mixed style, con­ pleton, Roecliffe, Ribstun with Great Walshford, Rufforth, Risting of chancel, nave, aisles, with square embattled and Shipton( N. R-), Skelton, Stavely, Thorn ton Bridge( N.R.), pinnacled tower containing 2 bells, and contains several Thornville, Thorpe, Underwoods, Tollerton (N. R.), mural monuments; the body of the church was rebuilt in Westwick, Whixley, Widdington, Youlton (N. R.); gross the year 1820, and the east window has been filled with estimated rental £138,808; rateable value .£124,103; handsome stained glass. The register dates from the year population in 1871, 11,6"6. 1662 ; the earlier entries are partly obliterated and consist Board day, monday fortnightly, 10 a. m chiefly of a few fragments. The living is a vicarage, yearly Cle1·k to Guardians, Henry Hawksley Capes value £330, in the gift of W. F. Scholfield esq. and held by Collector, John Parlour, for Aldborough; Mark Webster, the Rev. Charles Richard Scholfield 1'11-A. of Trinity Col­ lege, Cambridge. There are some charitie& amounting to for Borough bridge; William Thomlinson, 1or Acomb £20 yearly. Sir Henry M. Meysey-Thompson hart. is lord Vaccination Officer, Thomas Bowman of the manor and chief landowner. The soil is loam ; the Relieving Officer, James C. Fean, Kirk Hammerton Public Vaccinators, Acomb district, Frederick R- Clarkson; subsoil is clay. The chief crops are wheat and barley. The Aldborough district, Jas. Sedgwick; Boroughbridge dis­ area is, of the entire parish, I, 710 acres : rateable value trict, J ames Sedgwick; Great Ouse burn district, N ormau £3,292; the population of the entire parish in 1871 was Me Caskie ; Green Hammerton diiltrict, A.lfred Hill; 607. Helperby district, Charles Alfred Etches ; Tollerton Sexton, Richard Walker. district, Bertrand E. de Lautour District J.l:fedical Officers, Acomb, William John Nelson; Letters by mail cart from York to Little Ouseburn & then Aldborough, James Sedgwick; Horoughbridge, A. D. H. by foot post; delivered at about 8.30 a.m. LETTER Box Lead man; Great Ousoburn, Nor man McCaskie Green ; cleared at 5.30 p.m. Boroughbridge is the nearest money Hammertou, Alfred Hill; Helperby, C. A. Etches; Taller­ order office ton, Bertrand E. de Lautour The School (mixed), is a stone building in the Gothic style, Superintendent Registrar, Henry Hawksley Capes with a master's house attached, & was erected by the Registrars of Births t Deaths,Boroughbridge sub-districr, late H. S. Thompson es4. in memory of his father, by William Parlour : Poppletown sub-district, Robert whom the school wa.s originated. The Infant school ha.s Thompson, Rufforth ; Whixley sub-district, J ames C. an average attendance of from 35 to 40. John Walker, Fean, Kirk Hammerton master ; Miss Selina Styles, infants' mistress. A Sunday Registrar of Marriages, Benjamin Stephenson, Borough­ school is also held here bridge WoRKHOUsE, George Hopkinson, master; Mrs. Selina C.ARRIER.-Thomas Gudgeon, to York, thursday & satur­ Hopkinson1 matron; Norman McCaskie, surgeon; Miss day; to Knaresborough every wednesday Emma Warwick, schoolmistress; Rev. Frederick Gallaud GREAT OUSEBURN UNION. Sykes M.A. chaplain, Lower Duusforth Great Ouse burn union comprises the following places in the RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY, North & West Ridings:-Acomb, Aldborough, Allertou Clerk, Henry Hawksley Capes · Maulevert>r with Hopperton, Arkend~tle, Boroughbridge, Medical OfficerJ, Norman McCaskie, south district; James Claretou, Coneythorpe, Copgrove, Cattal, Lower Duns­ Sedgwick, north district forth (N. & W. R.), Upper Dunsforth - cum • Branton Inspector, Thomas Woodward, High Dunsforth Abbay Miss Ca.rtwright John, shoe maker Langstaff .)' ohn, farmer Ah bay Thomas Cartwright Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper McCaskie Norman M.B- surgeon Cass Miss Cass William, stone ma11on Parker William, greengrocer Clark Misses Cbapman Hannah (Mrs.), farmer Pope Frederick, bricklayer Fean Miss Chapmau James, blacksmith Preston James William, Three Ilorse· Henlock Mrs Cbapman Jamet~, farmer l shoes, & wheelwright M cCa.skie Norman Copeland Thomas, shoe maker Reid William, rarmer Pannitt Miss Cundall John, shopkeeper Spenceley Christopher, Bay Horse Robinson Miss Dodgson Thomas, shoe maker Steele George, tailor Scholfield Rev. Charles Richard M.A. Dove Thomas, wheelwright Stephenson Williarn, farmer Vicarage Ellerby John, blacksmith Waddington James, butcher J ennings Henry, saddler Walker Richard1 tailor COMMERCIAL. Johnson William, coal & lime merchant Walls Thomas, tarmer Bell Robert, gardener Kettlewell Peter, wheelwright Watson Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper Buckle Thomas, grocer &. draper Kettlewell William, shopkeeper .
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