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Lincolnshire. I' DIRECTORY.] LINCOLNSHIRE. I'..... ISKNE Y. I8i to Simon Clarke in the north aisle, dated 1607: over the qth, 188o, and confirmed by the Act Vie. 44, c. xvii. west window is a niche with projecting canopy, containing a Frieston Fen Allotment was transferred to the new parish figure of St. James ~ some of the windows are stained: of West Fen. there are 577 sittings. The register dates from the year 168 1. The living is a discharged vicarage, with that of HA.LLTOFT END is about three-quarters of a mile north Butterwick, annexed in 1751, joint net yearly value £ 245, of the church and SCRANE END about J mile l!outh. including II3 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of John Linton esq. of Stirtloe, Huntingdon, and held since FREISTON SHORE, ri miles south from the church, is­ 1874 by the Rev. Samuel Staffnrth M.A. of Sidney Sussex a sea-bathing place and a popular resort during the College, Cambridge, prebendary of Lincoln and J.P. summer months. Soles, shrimps, sprats and shell-fish (Lines). There is a Wesleyan Methodist chapel here, are taken off this coast. built in I 866; one at Ing's Bridge, built in 1865 ; and Free Coa;s1; Guard Station, FreicS<ton Shore, Alfred Hobden. Methodist chapels at Scrane End, built in 1887, and Hall- officer, & I man toft End, built in 1894· The Church Sunday school is at Sexton, Joseph Sharp. Freiston Bridge. The charities produce [150 yearly for Post, T., E. D. & Postal Order Office.-Mrs. Jane Digg~. distribution in the united parishes. The priory of St. sub-po~istres"'. LetteTS through Boston arrive at Jame.s, founded here after III4 by Alan de Creon, or de 6.15 a.m.; dispatched at 6.40 p.m.; no delivery or Croun, Dapifer of Henry I. for monks of the Benedictine dispatch on sundays. The nearest money order office order, became a cell to Crowland Abbey in 1130: the is at Fishtoft church of t.he priory is now the parish church: the Post Office, Halltoft End.~Miss Susannah Hare, sub-post- revenues were valued at the Dissolution at £105 1os. 9d. : mistress. Letters through Boston arrive at 5.30 a.m. ; the buildings, after being long held by the Crown, were box cleared at 7.50 p.m. Posta.l Orders are issued & granted in 1687 to the Dryden family, and a portion no10 · paid here. Boston is neareM; money order office & forms the residence of the vicar. Henry Rogers esq. of Frie~ton nearest telegraph office, ! mile distant Stagenhoe Park, Welwyn, is lord of the manor. The Wall Letter Boxes ~-Freiston Shore, clea~ed at 6. ro p.m ....; principal landowners are John Linton esq. of Buckden, Scrane End mill, cleared at 5.30 p.m. & Scrane End, Hunts, the trustees of the late Thomas Plummer esq. of cleared at 5.50 p.m.; Mill Pit, cleared at 5-30 p.m.; Frieston, and Ed-ward Clarke Porter esq. The soil is Ool·d Harbour, 6.20 p.m light and rich ; mbsoil, sandy. The chief crop3 are The children of this parish, of both sexes, have the priYilego potat{)es and other market ga.rden produce, with a good of attending Pinchbeck's endowed school at Butterwick, deal of pasturage. The area is 4,360 acres of land and particulars of which are given under that heading 46 of water, and rateable value, £s,o65; the population in School, Ing's Bridge, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Annie Jordan, Igor was 951 in the civil parish, and r ,424 in the eccle- mistress siastical parish. County Police Station, Oh1: rch end ; Joseph Cowley ,const By a Local Government Board Order, dated December Ca-rrier to BD-9'ton. John lJickenson, wed. & sat FRIESTON. ILeggott Jn.King'sHead P.H. & farmer Clay~on E~o~, bricklayer 1 7 Dickens on Charles, Church End 1Leggott Richard, farmer Codll_ng Vi 1lham, shopkeeper &; farmer Reeson Albn Ling J oseph, farmer, Shore 1· Denms Thomas, farmer Richardson Charles Needham George, farmer, Ings I Fox George, farmer Sta.fful'th Rev. Saml. M.A.,J.P. (vicar, Needham Hy. farmer, Spital Hill road Green George, cottage farmer prebendary of Lincoln), The Priory Parnham John Thomas, farmer Hansard John, farmer Pearson William, farmer Hare Susannah (.Miss), wheclwrigfit. cmn.rERCIAL. Pearson 1-Villiam Edward, farmer, Post office Avison Joseph Bree,farmer,Church end Church End HawkswortJh William, farmer Barber Alfred .Aldred, cottager, Church Ree.d Joseph, farmer, Ings Ilewiso1 Frank Saml. market gardener End Reeson Allan, landowner Howell Samuel, farmer Barnes William, cottage farmer, Shore Richardson Thomas. miller (wind), Jary Eldred, Castle inn Bee>by Thomas, Flying Hor.se P.H farmer & baker, Mill road Kime John, fa1mer Bowser William. farmer, Ings Richardson Thomas S . .Marine hotel, Lawson John, cottage farmer Brumby Hepzibah (Mrs.), miller Shore Norman Frederick, market gardener (wind), baker & farmer Sharp Fred, farmer, Church End Purter Frank, farmer & grazier, Oak ho. Buttress Robert, farmer 3hnrp John, shoe maker, Church End Reeson Jacob A. farmer Carter J oseph Parkins on, farmer, Sharp J oseph, cottager. Church End Smaller William, farmer Whiteloaf hall Simpson George, farmer, Lowfields Smith Henry, farmer k clerk goods Crawford William. f~rmer & boarding Simpson John Henry, grocer & draper, department G.E.R house keeper, Tbe Bungalow. Shore Church End Taylor Ricllard, farmer Crust "\Villiam, jnn. farmer, Shore s:mpson Richard, farmer, Lowfialds Thompson Sarah (:\'Irs.), farmer Crust "\Villiam, sen. farmer, Ings Staples Arthur, farmer, Ings Yarnplew Mary Ann (:\oirs. ), farmer Diggle Jane (:\Irs. ). dress maker, & Staples Enoch, farmer, Lowfields Warrener Thomas, farmer post oflice, Chnrch End Steep~r Eliza(Mrs.),farmer,ChurcbEnd Drury "\Clliarn Carrington, farmer, Vaughan George, farmer, Shore SCRANE END. Church End Vear John, farmer, Ings COM¥ERCB.L. Fletcher Charles, farmer, Church End "\V adding ham Arabella (Mrs.), grocer, Barnett John, farmer Fox ·william, fal'rner, Poynton hall Church End Craven Henry, farmer Gosling- George D. farmer ·wade Thos. sen. cottager, Mill lane Crawford Robert, farmer Gott John, farmer Waldegrave Mary Jane (Mrs.), Plum- Cropper George Fell, farmer Grant John, farmer, Conpledyke hall mer's hotel, Frei.ston shore Cropper ·Samuel, shopkeeper & fa~m~ll Grant Thomas, farmPr, Shore Welberry Helen (Mrs.), Bull & Dog P.H Dickens on John, carrier Han.sard Charles, farmer, Ings Welberry J oseph Samuel, butcher, Flat-ters George, fanner Hardy Alfred, farmer, Shore road Church End Francis J uhn Thomas, farmer Harper Thomas, farmer, Church End Westland John Joseph, cottager Francis John William, farmer Harr John Smith, farmer, Shore \VesHaml Richard Johnson, farmer, Graves William, cottage farmer Harrison Charles, thrashing mllchine Spital Hill farm Greatri-x Joseph, farmer owner, Church End Whitehead George D. fanner, Ings · Hanks George, cottage farmer Hawksv;orth Willie, farmer, Church Woodward David, farmer, Shore road llarrod Samu~l, cottage farmer :End Wrack ThomaoS, farmer, Shore Hildred Frederick, cottage fanner Herrin George, farmer Hildred William, sen. farmer Hildred William, cottage farmer, HALI.TOFT END. Hoyes William, sen. farmer Shore road Baumber Edwnrd, Diadem house Jessop John Robert, farmer Hooton Arthur, butcher, Church End Lawsan John King George, farmer Hoyes William, jun. wheelwright & Porter Frank, Oak house Loveley Ernest, farmer carpenter, Church End Up!Htll William I'ickering Moses Greatrix, Leer retailer JeiiSup George (exors. of), farmers, & blacksmith Shore co~~ERCIAL. RPdford Joseph "l'Vard, fara:er Johnson George, fa1mer, Lowfields Askew Lenton, farmer Topless Holland C'<irs. ), farmer Kime John, farmer Brackenbury Edward, jun. farmer Wade Thomas, jun. farmer Kime Willia.m, farmer, Church End Broomfield Williarn., blacksmith Willcucks John Goodhand, f<Jrmer FRISKNEY (or Friskney-Bolington) is a widely- Skegness branch of the Great Northern railway, r4 north­ scattered village and extensive parish on the sea coast, 4 east from Boston and 120 from London, in the South miles south from the Eastville station on the East Lincoln- Lindsey division of the county, parts of I.indsey, l\'l:arsh shire section, 4 south-west from Wainfieet station on the division of Candleshoe wapentake, Spilsby union, petty .
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