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CLOTHING DISTRICT TRADES DIRECTORY. 1643 Crowtlier Edwin, Haj'tshead, Liver- Demaine Hodgson, Eastby, Skipton Drake Joseph, Dean La CLOTHING DISTRICT TRADES DIRECTORY. 1643 Crowtlier Edwin, HaJ'tshead, Liver- Demaine Hodgson, Eastby, Skipton Drake Joseph, Dean la. Allerton rd. B sedge S.O Denby Jacob, Lucy hall, Baildon Drake Joseph, Sawood, Haworth Crowther Eli, Lower Beeston Hirst, Denby John, Esholt, Shipley Drake Rufus, Scholes, Oleckheaton Soyland Denby John, Hipperholme, Halifax Drake Thoma.<~, Eccle.shill, Brndford Crowther George, Upper Bland lane, Denby Thomas, Esholt, Shipley Draper John, ThornhiTI Lees, Dewsbry Sowerby Denby William, F1anshaw, Alver- Driver Edward, High Wood Head, Crowther George Edward, Scapegnat thorpe, Wakefield East & West Morton hill, Golcar, Huddersfield Denby William, Tong park, Hawks- Driver Edward, Ossett R.S.O • Crowther Mrs. Hannah, Horbury, W worth, Leeds Driver Enoch, Oldfieid, Oik.worth Crowther John, Hollin hall, Golcar,Hd Denmar Thomas, Denby, Huddersfield Driver James, Oarlton rd. Guiseley Crowther John, Kirkeaton, Hd Dennison John, Eccleshill, Bradford Driver James, Yate home, Oxen- Orowlther John, Old High Cross, Denton Euclid, Field Head, Holme, Hd hope, Haworth Shelf Dewhirst Aquila, Ryecroft, Tong, B Driver James- & Wm. Denholme, B Crowther John, Warley Dewhirst Charles, High Austby, Ness- Driver Johnr•&ilsden, ·Keighley Crowther John, W oolrow, Hartshead, field, Dkley Driver J n. jun. Silsden, Keighley Liversedge S.O Dewhirst Charles, Hole Head, Soyland Driver Jon~, .Oakenshaw, Cleckheaton Crowther Jonas, HaJ'den, Bingley Dewhirst James, Upper Lumb, Mill Driver William, Bradley, Skipton Crowther Jonas, Mixenden, Halifax Bank, Sowerby Driver William, Midgley Crowther Miss Sarah, Hollin hall, Dewhirst Jeremiah, Ne-w Springs, Drummond Robert, Elland Hall, El- Golcar, Huddersfield Sowerby land-cum-Greetland . Crowth~r Thomas, Tong street, Dud- Dewhirst John,· Clay :Pitts; Soyland Duckworth Jes.se, Bellands laithe, ley h1ll, Tong, Bradford Dewhirst Mrs. Martha Clay Pitt Glusburn Crowther William, Gildersome Sowerby ' ' Duckwort~ Joshua, Park lane, Carle· Crowther William, Snapethorpe, Dewhurst Benjamin, Denholme, B ton, Sk1pto~ Thornes, Wakefield Dibb Chrisklpher, Windhill, Shipley Duck~orth Kmg, Moor Hall, Cononley, Crowther William Henry, Swift Cross, Dibb J ames, Calverley Car., Leeds Keighley . Soyland Dibb Michael Snelsius Cleckheaton Duell Thomas, Rhydding cottage, Ben Cryer John, Nerth end, Silsden, K Dickenson John, Flockt~n, Wakefield Rhydding, Tikley CuJpan James, Long Royd farm, Dickenson John, Scissett, Huddersfield Duffin John, Ossett rd. Thornes, W Sowerby Dickenson Joseph, Thurstonland, Hd Dugleby Henry, Nettleoon road, Dal- Culpan Richard, Standing stone, Dickenson Noah, F1ockton, Wakefield to~ Huddersfield Sowerby Dickenson Robert, Flockton, Hd D'u.nmng John & Alfred, 'fang Lane Curtis Thomas, Ferry lane, Stanley- Dickenson William, Emley, Wakefield end, Tong, Bra~ford. cnm-Wrenthorpe Wakefield Dickinson Charles Kelcliffe Guiseley Dunwell James, Fmk hill, Horsforth Cutts John, Whitle~ Lower, Dewsbury Dickinson David,' Allerton 'lane, AI- Dunwell Michaei, Carlton, ~eeds Dalby George P. Carlton, Leeds lerton, Bradford Dunweli Waiter, Esholt, Sh1pley Dalby Godfrey, 54 Shuttleworth hall, Dicklnson Frank. 48 Shuttleworth Durrans Dransfield, Honley, Hd Thornton road, Allerton, Bradford Hall, Thornton road, Allerton, B Dykes Robert T. Weetwood lane, L Dalby John, Eccup, Adel . Dickinson James S. Bank Newton, Dyson Alexander, Hall house, Haworth Dalby John & Benj. Roundhay, Leeds Ga.rgrave, Leeds Dyson Andrew, Ske'lmanthorpe, Hd Dalby Robert S. 193 Thornton road, Dickinson Thomas, Cookridge, .Adel Dyson Benjamin, Nether Thong, Hd Allerton, Bradford Dickinson William, 194 Legrams la. B Dyson Edward, Dalton Green. Dalton. Dale John, Creskeld grange, Arthingtn Dinsdale J oseph Tidswell, Pool Huddersfield Dale Robert, Breary, Adel Dixon Abraharn, Sutton, Keighley Dyson Emanuel, . Fixby, H_u~dersfield Dalton Mr!!. Mary, Denby, Hd Dixon Charles, Moat hill, Birstall Dyson Hanby, M1dg'ley, Sh1t~gton,W Daniels Henry, .Austonley, Hd Dixon Henry, Steeton, Keighley Dyson Henry, Merrydale, Sla1thwaite, Darnbrook Ephrairn, Skelt<Jn grange, Dixon John, Sykes head, Oakworth Huddersfield Knostrop, Leeds Dixon John & Sons, Steeton, Keighley Dyson Hugh, Hey lane, Scammonden, Darnbrook Mrs. Jane, Pontefract la. L Dixon Joseph, Sparks ha. Norland Huddersfield Davey Fred, Stoth house, Hawks- Dixon Joseph & Tom, Cookridge, Adel Dyson J. & G. Firth house, Ras- worth, Leeds Dixon Samuel, Adel trick, Brighouse Davey Joseph, Hawksworth, Leeds Dixon Thomas, Marsden, Huddersfield Dyson Jas. Hillhouse, Barkisland, Hx . Davison Chrstphr. Windhill, Shipley Tiixon Wm. Ash Brow road, Hd Dyson James H. Moor full rd. Hd Dawson .Abrabam, Park street, Brunt- D<:Jbson Ernest, Lepton, Huddersfield Dyson John, Causeway foot, Golcar, cliffe, Morley Dobson James. Middleton, Leeds Huddersfield Dawson Albert, Hep'll"orth, Hd Dobson John, 45 Birks lane, Hd Dyson John, F1ockton, Wakefield Dawson Alien~ Berry Brown, Hd Dobson John, Lofthouse & Carlton, W Dyson John, Whitley Upper, W Dawson Edward, 75 Leeds road, Wind- Dobson John, Ouzlewell Grn. Carlton Dyson Joshua, 7 Brookside, Slaith- hill, Shipley Dobson Jonathan, Upper Thong, Hd waite, Huddersfield Dawson Mrs. Hiram, Royles head, Dobson Miss Martha, 43 Birks la. Hd Dyson Mrs. Nancy, Honley, Hd Longwood, Huddersfield . Dobson Squire, Lofthow;e & Carl- Dyson Norris, Fixby, Huddersfield . Dawson James, Park street., Brunt- ton, Wakefield Dyson Samuel Henry, Lingards, cliffe, Morley Dobson Vincent, 3II Rooley lane, :B Slaithwaite, Huddersfield Dawson John, 161 Lowerhouses rd. Hd Dodson John, Farnley Tyas, Hd Dysou Thomas, Flockton, Huddersfid Dawson Nrs. Mary~ Water side, Idle,E Dodson John, Outlane, Longwood, Hd Dysort Thomas, Lip hill, Up. Thong, Dawson Robert, Mirfield, Normanton Dodson Thomas, Greenside, Thurston- Huddersfield Dawson William, Ickornshaw, Cow- land, Huddersfield Dyson Walker, llonley, Hmhlersfield ling, Keighley Dolby Thomas, Bolton lane, Bradford Dyso'n. William, Kirkburton, Hd Dawson William, Swnley-cum-Wren- Donkersley Mrs. Sarah, Stocksmoor, Eagland Mrs. Eliza, Wood hut, Mel- thorpe, Wakefield Thurstonland, Huddersfield. tham, Huddersfield Dawson William, Upper Slack, Warley Doughty Henry, Waterworks house, Earnshaw Gyrus, Jovil, Linthwaite Dawson William, Walkergate, Otley Hors forth · Earali!haw David1" Netherton, Hd Day James, 67 Hall Eower, Almond- Downes George, The Manor, Clifton, Earns~aw Georger' ~epton, ~d. bury, Huddersfield Brighouse 1. Earnsh:~w George,~ Midg1ey, Slntling- Day Miles, Kaye lane, Huddersfield Downes John, Wilsde11, Bradford tonf Wakefield~ · " Day Richard, Arthington ho . .Arthngtn Downes Jonas, Field head, Eirstall Earmhaw llarry, l!olme, Ruddersfid Deacon Thomas & Charles, Lofthoru;e Downes Joseph, Moor side, Farnley, L Earnshaw Henry, Warley & Carlton, Wakefield Downs Benj. Lane side, Farnley, L Earnsha'w Mrs. Jane, Meitham, Hd Dean Aquilla, Wa.lton Cross, Liversdge Downs Benjamin, Thornton, Bradford Earnshaw Job, Midgley, Shitli'ngton,W Dean Da.vid, Oononley, Keighley D<Jwns John, Wood End, Whitehall Earnshaw John, Pilling Top, Shelley, Dean Frank, Ringby, Northowram, Hx road, New Farnley, Leeds Huddersfield Dean Henry, Clayt-on, Bradford Downs Joseph, Lane side, Farnley, L Earnshaw Joseph, Cold Edge, Warley Dean. Samuel, Bobby green, Clayton Downs Thomas,Fords,Northowra:rp., Hx Earnshaw Joseph1 Denby, Hd Hmghts, Clayton~ Bra_dford Downs Thos. Ford, Queensbury, B Earnshaw Joseph, Honley, IIuddersfid Dean Thompson, VlCtona road, Morley Drage Charles T. Eccleshm, Bradford Earns):J.aw William, Curelaith, Oak- Dernley George, Fulstone, Huddersfid Drake Charles, Mirfield Normanton worth • · Deanliey William, Wooldale, Hd Drake James, Calverle~ moor, B Eastwood .Adam, 103 Kaye lane, Hd Deemer Thomas, Booth house, AWl- Drake John, Denholme, Bradford Eastwood Alfred, Mirfiel.d, N tonley, Huddersfield Dr2ke John, Scbo!es, Cleckheaton Eastwood Benj. Old house, Scam- Demaine Am os, Old Grammar School Drake John Richard, The Lodge, monden, Huddersofield house, Newmarket street, Skipton Liversedge ' Eastwood Benlamin; Ossett, D .
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