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Post Office Directory of Lincolnshire 1868 RESIDENTS & TRADESPEOPLE OF MARKET RASEN AS LISTED IN THE POST OFFICE DIRECTORY OF LINCOLNSHIRE 1868 . LOCATION NAME OCCUPATION Caistor Rd: Brewster, Robert private resident Croft, Henry boot & shoe maker Hebb, George W. private resident Ranyard, Henry rent collector Summary: private residents: 02 trades etc: 02 Chapel St: Adams, Mrs. private resident Bell, William joiner Rev. Edmunds, Frederick Fletcher Minister, Chapel House, Wesleyan Chapel Harper, Joseph gas works manager (pr. res.) Kendall, Charles joiner, builder & contractor Row, Thomas land steward to H.R. Boucherett Shearman, Emma (Miss) dress maker Shearman, William boot & shoe maker Businesses: Gas Works Railway Station Summary: private residents: 03 trades etc: 05 industry: 02 Railway Station: Andrew, Thomas coal merchant Fell, Wm. Crossland clerk-in-charge Walker, William coal merchant Warburton, William coal merchant Glew, Richard coal merchant Summary: trades etc: 04 employees: 01 (res. In station) Church St: Chapman, Thomas builder, brick & tile maker Searby, Benjamin horse breaker Summary: trades etc: 02 Church Mill: Clark, James miller, oil & cake merchant Church Saw Mills: Searby, John timber merchant & saw mills Summary: trades etc: 02 Conway House: Shipley, Sarah & Mary (Misses) ladies boarding & day school Summary: business & res: 01 De Aston Terrace: Cutting, Henry vet. surgeon Tinsley, Charles private resident Summary: private residents: 01 trades etc: 01 Dear St: Atterby, George bricklayer Barsby, Thomas sup’t Police stn; Insp. of weights & measures Washcroft Wap’take Drakes, Miss private resident Gibbs, Maria (Mrs.) milliner Gothorp, Thomas Coll. of Income & Assessed Taxes Rhodes, Louis private resident Summary: private residents: 02 trades etc: 04 Foundry St: cf. Walesby Rd. Gainsborough Rd: Rhodes, Thomas The Elms; private resident Summary: private residents: 01 George St: Bennett, Mrs. private resident Bird, Thomas private resident Brocklesby, John saddle & harness maker Hooker, Mary (Mrs) corn dealer North, William currier Parker, William George Inn Saffery, George private resident Taylor, William ironmonger Ward, Edmund joiner & builder Summary: private residents: 03 trades etc: 06 Jameson Bridge St: Bamford, Mrs. private resident Bett, John maltster & farmer Fillingham, Samuel poulterer Rev. Giles, Thomas Minister, Prim. Methodist Chapel Gooding, John shopkeeper Neave, Mary (Mrs) shopkeeper Wood, John shoe maker Summary: private residents: 01 trades etc: 06 John St: Titley, George wine & spirit merchant, maltster & brewer Summary: trades etc: 01 King St: Ashton, John dyer Atterby, Mary (Mrs.) shopkeeper Barton, Maurice Searle Registrar Births Deaths & Marriages Barton & Tournour surgeons Brooks, Miss private resident Cleaver, Mary Ann (Mrs.) Red Lion Inn Cooper, George tailor Connor, Martin shopkeeper Darling, Thomas Inland Revenue, White Hart Drakes, Thomas grocer & draper; agent Lincoln Bank Goodson, William White Hart Hotel Harrison, Thomas boot & shoe maker Heywood, James nurseryman Jevons, Edward Enos chemist & druggist; insurance agent Kendall, Mrs. private resident Laxton, John Ellis Relieving Officer Makins, Frederick Waite linen & woollen draper & grocer Martin, John butcher Mason, Hannah (Mrs) shopkeeper Rev. Moore, Algernon Vicar, Holyrood Cath. Church Rawlinson, John butcher Rhodes, Louis solicitor & County Court Registrar (T. Rhodes & Sons) Rhodes, Thomas insurance agent; Sec. Mkt. Rasen Gas Co. (T. Rhodes & Sons) Rhodes Thomas & Sons solicitors & Sec. Corn Exchange & Market Hall Cos. Robinson, George Greyhound Inn Smith, John fruiterer Taylor, Henry dining rooms Trever, William boot & shoe maker Turgose, Miss private resident Turnour, Henry Edward private resident Urry, Jesse basket maker Wheatley, Miss private resident Whelpton, George painter & paper hanger Williamson, M. (Mrs.) Mistress, Holyrood Ch. School Wilson, Joseph poulterer Summary: private residents: 05 trades etc: 31 Linwood Rd: Barraclough, Charles private resident Brooke, Thomas agric. machinery maker Cave, Mrs. private resident East, Mrs. private resident Hare, Robert & Son horse breakers Johnson, John private resident Plaskett, Mrs. private resident Richardson, Jonathan private resident Richardson, Mrs. private resident Wallis, Thomas Manchester & Sheffield Hotel Wilson, Ephraim tailor Summary: private residents: 07 trades etc: 04 Market Place: Barsby, Thomas Ch. Constable Walshcroft Wapentake Bartle, William watch maker Betts, William farmer Bird, Henry grocer & draper, insurance agent, agent for Lincoln & Lindsey Bank Bordass, George dining rooms Boyes, John saddle & harness maker, insurance agent Chambers, Henry Croft private resident Desforges, Thomas grocer & draper (no name) dispensary Edis, Thomas berlin wool repository Rev. Harwood, Edwin Cuthbert Vicar, St. Thomas Parish Ch. Johnson, George miller & earthenware dealer Lancaster, Robert tailor Legard, Charles private resident Marshall, Enoch boot & shoe maker Miller, Jane (Mrs) confectioner Nettleship, Thomas ironmonger Pepper, John hosier & general dealer Phillipson, Joseph Aston Arms PH Pickering, Thomas butcher Rhoades & Co book, print & music sellers, stationers & bookbinders; news & advertising agents; dealers in patent medicines, perfumery etc; post & stamp office Rhoades, John Postmaster Rhodes & Co. insurance agent Rowell, George Gordon Arms Hotel Sanderson, John hairdresser Sargent, Thomas George shopkeeper Tateson & Richardson auctioneers, valuers etc Walker, Francis saddle & harness maker Watson, Thomas bookseller, bookbinder, tea dealer & temperance hotel Wooffindin, John ironmonger, whitesmith & bell hanger Summary: private residents: 02 trades etc: 28 Mill Lane: Graham, Richard carter Sutton, Thomas gardener Summary: trades etc: 02 Mill St: Chambers, Henry Croft solicitor Saffery, George solicitor, Clerk to Magistrates, Walshcroft Wapentake Summary: trades etc: 02 Oxford St: Belton, William confectioner Bennett, Charlotte (Mrs.) shopkeeper Blakey, William beer retailer Damm, John umbrella maker Dawson, Thomas blacksmith Favill, Charles beer retailer Gibbins, Henry Dallison cooper Greenwood, Horatio saddle & harness maker Johnson, George skin dealer Lee, Edward fishmonger Marriott, Joseph maltster & corn merchant; Surveyor of Highways Richardson, James confectioner Robinson, Anthony rope & twine maker Robinson, Winter butcher Rushton, John chimney sweeper Scott, James Railway Tavern, & brewer Shimels, Thomas clock & watch maker Towle, Allen wheelwright Toynbee, William blacksmith York, Charles White Lion PH Summary: trades etc: 20 Prospect Place: Brown, John shoemaker Steele, Edward painter Walsham, William chair maker Summary: trades etc: 03 Queen St: Allott, James & Co tailors Bray, Henry Adam surgeon; private resident Brown, James shoe maker Brown, Thomas boot & shoe maker Caney, William watch maker Casterton, James Martin chemist & druggist Chapman, Eliza & Son stone etc. masons, builders & contractors Cooke, John grocer & draper Dent, Thomas boot & shoe maker Farbon, William R. baker Fillingham, Robert butcher Foston, John watch maker & jeweller Fowler, John shopkeeper Glew, Thomas merchant Greenwood, John Kings Head PH Hackett, Richard printer, bookseller, bookbinder, stationer, wholesale dealer in paper hangings & dealer in patent medicines, printer & publisher of ‘Market Rasen Weekly Mail’ Hewitt, William butcher Ingilby, Edward White Swan Hotel Javens, James boot & shoe maker Kennington, Paul butcher Page, John watchmaker Peatfield, Robert rope & twine maker Pennington, Mary Ann (Mrs) druggist Pepper, Sarah (Mrs) dealer in Birmingham & Sheffield goods Read, John brewer Ream, Alfred grocer & druggist Scupham, Charles tin plate worker Stephenson, William painter Taylor, George ironmonger Thompson, George baker Wardale, Lucy (Miss) straw hat maker Wardale, Thomas auctioneer & Registrar for Marriages, Caistor District White, James jnr. cabinet maker Willman, Jabez hairdresser Wilson, Charles tailor & draper Wilson, Joseph grocer & draper Winter, George butcher Wright, Richard grocer & draper Summary: trades etc: 38 Serpentine St: Marshall, William boot & shoe maker Prescott, Thomas beer retailer Thorpe, James maltster Watkinson, George Spencer tobacco pipe maker Summary: trades etc: 04 Union St: Ashton, Alfred chemist & druggist Dawson, Lawrence coach builder Geraghty, Joseph land surveyor & valuer Grantham, George private resident Holmes, John Edward Mechanics Inst. Librarian Kennington, Job boot & shoe maker Lill, Stephen Parkinson plumber etc. Lister, Anthony private resident Melton, Frederick plumber & glazier Morgan, Jane (Miss) ladies school Ogg, William private resident Osborne, Henry farrier Padman, Mrs. private resident Page, Thomas tailor Robinson, Michael grocer Savage, John greengrocer Swaby, John blacksmith & farrier Thistlewood, John carrier Vickers, Branam shopkeeper Wallis, Thomas Harper builders Webster, George shopkeeper White, James auctioneer Summary: private residents: 04 trades etc: 18 (ministers various not named) Reformed Wesleyan Chapel Walesby Rd: Moody, Enos private resident Pepper, Thomas beer retailer Quarnby, Joseph W.S. foreman to Foundry Co. Rawson, William miller Business: Victoria Iron Works, engineers, founders & millwrights Summary: private residents: 01 trades etc: 03 Businesses: 01 Water Lane: Hill, Thomas miller Summary: trades etc: 01 Waterloo Place: Fisher, Hannah (Mrs.) staymaker Summary: trades etc: 01 Waterloo St: Daubney, Robert Heaford solicitor & Clerk to Magistrates of Wraggoe Wapentake Hall, Thomas M. private resident Fisher, James
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