694 GODSBILl<. ISLE OF WIGHT. Hills William, carpenter, Sandford Nash Wm. Joseph; farmer, Lessla.nd officer & collector to the guardiaM, Hint-on Hilum, dairy, Appuldurcombe Nobbs Jane E. (Mrs.), frmr.Bagwich Godshill district, Church square Hollis Herbert, farmer, Holden farm Payne Clement, dairyman, Lower Young J ames., farmer, Fairfields Hollis Minnie (Mrs.), farmer, Upper Bohemia Dolcoppice & Appleford farms Phillips. Harry .Alfred, station master, ROOKLEY. Hollis Saml. farmer, {Jallaway'l' farm Railway station (See also Arreton.} Hollis Thos. -dairy frm:c. Lavender's im Reynolds William, aker Hih~ Henr~ J: Cypress vi1fa Humby Harry, Bell inn Ridley Francis, fa er, :ilew farm Sqmbb .Terem1ah, Dolcroft Kemp Frederick, farmer, Bridge court Ringer Emily (Mr~), frmr. Hart's fm Withers Charles, The Cottage Kingswell Janet (.Miss). shopkpr.Roud Rolfe Frank, farmer, Kennerley farm COMMERCIAL. Lacey .A.lbert, dairy farmer, Baycroft Rolfe Fredk. farmer, Upper Yard frm farm & farmer, Froghill farm Rolfe Geo. farmer, Lower Yard farm Eastment John, blacksmith Le~ Ellen (Mrs.) & Louicla (Miss), Rolfe Jesse, grave~ contr. Bleakdown Gullive-r William Samuel, builder bakers Rowi'On John, blacksmith k coal mer Hayward Edwd. dairyman, Malthon~ Morga~ Robt. farmer, Bathingbourne Scovell Edward, farmer, New Barrt'fm Hillier William, farmer, Rookley frm Marr~ Daniel M. builder Wakeham Harold,farmer,Sibdown fm Morris Eliza Ann (Mrs.), grocer Morria Fredk. farmer, SheBpwash Winter Charles, market gardener Morris James Ward, carpenter Morris Thos. Hy. farmer, Redhill fa'"'rm"" York Thomas, registrar of births & Reynold~ Mary (Mrs.), Chequers inn deaths, relieving & vaccination Ringer H1mry, farmer, Lake farm GUJ;tN ABD, see Northwood. HAVEN STREET, see Arreton. ' KINGSTON is a parish about 4! mile!! west from £210, with 22 acres of glebe and residenml, in rthe gift Godshill station.. on the Newport, Godshill and St. of Lord Francis Hervey, Lord Hugh Cecil M.P. and ~awrence railway, () miles south-south-west from New.; Sidney Graves Hamilton esq. and held since Iga by IJOrt, in the West Medin~ liberty, rural deanery of We~t the Rev. Goorge Edwa.rd Jeans M.A. of Hertford Cl& Wight, a.rchdeaconry of the Isle of Wight and diocese lege, Oxford, who re,;ides at the Vicarage, Shorwell of Winchester. The parish church of St. James is a Francis Templeton Mew esq. of Newport, is lord ol the small building of stone in the Early English style, manor and chief landowner. The -soil is sandy on -sand pleasantly situated on an eminence, and consists of rock. The chief crops are oats and barley. The area chancel, nave, south porch, and a western turret con- is g6I acres; rateable value, £709; and rthe populatioR taining one bell: all the windows are stained: the in 1901 was 67, being the smallest number of an1 church, one of the most ancient in the island, dating parish in the island.
from about 1251 1 was restored in 187I, and has 72 Letters through Newport arrive at about 10 a.m. Shor• sittings. The register dates from ·the year 1625. The well is the nearest telegraph & money order office, J living is a rectory, annexed to the rectory of Mottistone miles distant; the nearest Letter Box is at Billingbam, and the vicarage of Shorwell, joint net yearly value about hall a mile distant llrown Percy, farmer, Kingston Manor ·farm Morri MOTTISTONE is a parish and small village, 3~ miles railway and about 5~ mil~ south-east from Yarmouth. soot;h.Jby-west from Calbourne sta'tion on the Newport and 9 from Newport, in the liberty of West Medina, ar;~d Freshwc~ter branch of tbe Isle of Wight Central rural deanery of West. Wight,. arcbdaa.coiU"I o.f. th,e. Isla Sandown, from which place it is a mile west, on sub-postmaster. Letters -received by foot po$t the Ryde and Ventnor road, and is situated in a valley through Sa.ndown at 7.30 & II.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m..i about half a mile from the sea. The chapel of ease, dispatched at 8.15 a. m. & 12.30, 3· 15 & 7· 15 p.m.c; -erected in 18g2, is a building of stone, consisting of sundays, 5-IO p.m .. chancel, double nave, wesi porch, and a central belfry, Pillar Box, Flitcroft, cleared 8.15 a.m. & 1~.30 & 7.20 containing 2 bells: there are about 150 sittings. The p.m.; sundays, s.ro p.m services are conducted by the vicar of Sandown. The Wall Letter Boxes, at Percy road, cleared at 8.20 a.m1 United Methodist chapel here was erected in 1877, and & 12.35, 3.20 & 7.20 p.m.; sundays, 5-IS p.m. & has about roo sittings. Ra.nelagh road, cleared at 8.25 a.m. & 12.40 & 7.25 The Working Men's Club, erected :in 18gz, is a neat p.m. ; sundays, 5. rs p.m brick building with a stone front. The children attend the Elementary school (Gatten &; The Shanklin ceme-tery is situated here. Lake), Sandown road, Shanklin _ PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Barnes Harry, dairyman i Lake Working Men's Club (Ernest .Ash Mn. .Ashleigh Baylis Hy. apartments, Cliff cottage Lacey, hon sec.; Edward Hayden, Berry Thos. Jas. Ashey view, New rd Bowles M aria (Mrs.), apartments, I caretaker) Binns Mrs. Thorncliff .Alexandra terrace Lewis Charles, dairyman Caplen Leonard, Ellesmere Bravery James, aparh. Meadow close· Mabey Waiter, boot maker, Lake rd Coles Major Colin Hennessey Read, Brown Thomas, apartments, Ruabon Moorman Jacob, ~racer, Post office Carmyle Cantelo Frank, blacksmith · Moorman Lewis Alfd. bldr. Glendale Dashper Leslie, Aberdare Caplen Leonard M.I.M.E. surveyor of; Nottingham Hy. E