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Trade Directories 1822-23 & 1833-4 South Durham, Surnames Trade Directories 1822-23 & 1833-4 South Durham, surnames beginning with C DATE SNAME FNAME / STATUS OCCUPATIONS ADDITIONAL ITEMS PLACE PARISH or PAROCHIAL CHAPELRY 1827-1828 Cagill Thomas hairdresser Market Place Barnard Castle 1833-1834 Cagill Thomas hairdresser Horse Market Barnard Castle 1827-1828 Cains …, Mrs Northgate Darlington 1827-1828 Cairns Jeremiah coal merchant & lime agent Railway Depot Egglescliffe 1833-1834 Cairus Isaac painter & gilder (house & sign) Norton 1827-1828 Callender Thomas jnr farmer Hartburn Grange Stockton on Tees 1827-1828 Callender Thomas snr farmer Hartburn Stockton on Tees 1833-1834 Calvert Ralph stone mason Newgate Street Bishop Auckland 1827-1828 Calvert Samuel fellmonger High Bondgate Bishop Auckland 1833-1834 Calvert George blacksmith Coniscliffe Coniscliffe 1833-1834 Calvert Elizabeth staymaker Freeman's Place Darlington 1827-1828 Calvert James stay maker Market Place Darlington 1833-1834 Calvert Peter cow leech Bondgate Darlington 1827-1828 Calvert George victualler 'Grey Horse' Denton Denton 1827-1828 Calvert Robert postmaster (deputy) Piercebridge Gainford 1827-1828 Calvert Hannah farmer Greatham Greatham 1827-1828 Calvert John farmer at Bumper Hall Sadberge Haughton le Skerne 1827-1828 Calvert Nathaniel farmer at Brass Castle Carlton Redmarshall 1827-1828 Calvert Robert shopkeeper & flour dealer Sedgefield Sedgefield 1833-1834 Calvert Robert grocer, sundries & tea dealer Sedgefield Sedgefield 1827-1828 Calvert Thomas brazier & tinplate worker glass dealer plumber & glazier Staindrop Staindrop 1827-1828 Calvert Thomas ironmonger & toy dealer Staindrop Staindrop 1833-1834 Calvert Thomas ironmonger & toy dealer tinman & brazier Staindrop 1833-1834 Calvert John brick & tile maker Winston 1827-1828 Cambridge John victualler 'The Anchor' & boatbuilder Sandwell Chare Hartlepool 1833-1834 Cambridge John victualler 'The Anchor' Sandwell Chare Hartlepool 1833-1834 Cambridge John boat builder Southgate Street Hartlepool 1822-1823 Campbell John shoemaker Bowes Bowes 1833-1834 Cann Peter cabinet maker & joiner winnowing machine maker Finkle Street Stockton 1827-1828 Canney George surgeon Market Place Bishop Auckland 1833-1834 Canney George surgeon Market Place Bishop Auckland 1833-1834 Cansick Thomas baker & flour dealer Hurworth 1827-1828 Carlile James tea & tobacco dealer Prebend Row Darlington 1827-1828 Carlisle Sarah, Miss Billingham Billingham 1833-1834 Carlisle Sarah, Miss Billingham 1833-1834 Carlisle Elizabeth, Mrs High Street Stockton 1827-1828 Carlisle Elizabeth, Mrs Paradise Row Stockton on Tees 1833-1834 Carlton Robert miller West Auckland Auckland St Helen 1827-1828 Carlton Robert nail manufacturer Skinnergate Darlington 1827-1828 Carnell James clog & patten maker Bank Barnard Castle 1833-1834 Carnell James clog & patten maker Bank Barnard Castle 1827-1828 Carnell Joseph clog & patten maker last maker Bank Barnard Castle 1833-1834 Carnell Joseph clog & patten maker (& Son) Bank Barnard Castle 1833-1834 Carnell Joseph clog & patten maker Bridgegate Barnard Castle 1827-1828 Carpendale George, Reverend curate at Harwood & schoolmaster Forest & Frith Middleton in Teesdale 1833-1834 Carr Elizabeth, Miss Newgate Street Bishop Auckland 1827-1828 Carr James, Reverend curate (sub) Bondgate Darlington 1827-1828 Carr Joseph grocer & draper Gainford Gainford 1833-1834 Carr Joseph gardener & seedsman Gainford 1827-1828 Carr James farmer Greatham Greatham 1827-1828 Carr John boot & shoemaker Heighington Heighington 1827-1828 Carr Elizabeth, Miss Kirk Merrington Merrington 1827-1828 Carr Thomas cooper Sedgefield Sedgefield 1827-1828 Carr Michael boot & shoemaker Bishop St Stockton on Tees 1827-1828 Carrell James master of ship Cumberland (London) Smithfield Stockton on Tees 1827-1828 Carrick Edmund shoemaker & grocer Evenwood Auckland St Helen 1827-1828 Carrick Joseph shoemaker Evenwood Auckland St Helen 1833-1834 Carruthers William tea dealer Queen Street Darlington 1833-1834 Carruthers Elizabeth grocer Egglestone Middleton in Teesdale 1833-1834 Carruthers Tamar beer retailer Egglestone Middleton in Teesdale 1827-1828 Carter John joiner & cartwright Aycliffe Great Aycliffe 1827-1828 Carter George stone mason Galgate Barnard Castle 1833-1834 Carter George stone mason Galgate Barnard Castle 1827-1828 Carter Peter stone mason Newgate St Barnard Castle 1833-1834 Carter Peter stone mason Newgate Street Barnard Castle 1827-1828 Carter George school (Day) Silver St Bishop Auckland 1833-1834 Carter George carrier (Barnard Castle) at 'Malt Shovel Inn' Bishop Auckland 1833-1834 Carter William shopkeeper of groceries & sundries Chapel Row Bishop Auckland 1827-1828 Carter John painter & gilder Blackwellgate Darlington 1833-1834 Carter John painter (house & sign) & glazier Blackwellgate Darlington 1833-1834 Carter Robert saddler Skinnergate Darlington 1833-1834 Carter Robert victualler 'The Punchbowl' Skinnergate Darlington 1827-1828 Carter William victualler 'Black Swan' Parkgate Darlington 1827-1828 Carter R farmer Sandylees Elton 1833-1834 Carter Nicholas grocery & sundries dealer Piercebridge Gainford 1827-1828 Carter Alice bathing machine Trump Chare Hartlepool 1827-1828 Carter John stone mason Heighington Heighington 1827-1828 Carter William joiner & cartwright Heighington Heighington 1827-1828 Carter Ann farmer Long Newton Long Newton 1827-1828 Carter Martin farmer Long Newton Long Newton 1833-1834 Carter Margaret straw hat maker Finkle Street Stockton 1833-1834 Carter Thomas butcher High Street Stockton 1833-1834 Carter William bricklayer High Street Stockton 1827-1828 Carter Hannah straw hat maker High St Stockton on Tees 1827-1828 Carter Richard master of ship Elizabeth & Mary (Leith) Stockton on Tees 1827-1828 Carter William bricklayer & builder High St Stockton on Tees 1833-1834 Carthorn Nicholas brick & tile maker Stranton 1827-1828 Cartwright John, esquire Norton Norton 1833-1834 Cartwright John, esquire Norton 1827-1828 Carver John blacksmith Kirk Merrington Merrington 1827-1828 Cass Thomas farmer Belasis Billingham 1833-1834 Cass John baker & flour dealer Brunswick Street Stockton 1833-1834 Cass Robert linen & woollen draper High Street Stockton 1827-1828 Cass linen & woollen draper (company) High St Stockton on Tees 1827-1828 Castell Richard John, Captain Gainford Gainford 1827-1828 Castle Jane, Mrs Galgate Barnard Castle 1827-1828 Catcheside James corn miller Stockton Mill Stockton on Tees 1833-1834 Cathrick John linen & woollen draper Newgate Street Barnard Castle 1827-1828 Cathrick Margaret, Mrs Staindrop Staindrop 1827-1828 Chambers George Middleton One Row Middleton St George 1827-1828 Chambers George gentleman Oak Tree Middleton St George 1827-1828 Chambers Thomas Middleton One Row Middleton St George 1833-1834 Champney Richard butcher Blackwellgate Darlington 1833-1834 Champney Richard victualler 'Black Bull' Blackwellgate Darlington 1833-1834 Champney Robert Nelson victualler 'Packhorse' joiner & cabinet maker Prebend Row Darlington 1833-1834 Chapelow John dyer Market Place Barnard Castle 1833-1834 Chapelow Joseph boot & shoemaker Horse Market Barnard Castle 1827-1828 Chapelow Samuel farmer at Blue House Hutton Henry Monk Hesleden 1827-1828 Chapham William farmer at High Carlbury Coniscliffe High Coniscliffe 1827-1828 Chapman George farmer Aycliffe Great Aycliffe 1833-1834 Chapman George lime burner Aycliffe 1827-1828 Chapman John joiner & cabinet maker Aycliffe Great Aycliffe 1827-1828 Chapman lime burner Aycliffe Great Aycliffe 1827-1828 Chapman Jane school (Day) Queen Street Barnard Castle 1827-1828 Chapman John blacksmith Bridge End Barnard Castle 1833-1834 Chapman Ellis shopkeeper & dealer in grocieries & sundries King Street Darlington 1827-1828 Chapman Richard bacon & ham factor Northgate Darlington 1827-1828 Chapman Richard grocer flour & tea dealer Northgate Darlington 1827-1828 Chapman Robert farmer Blackwell Darlington 1827-1828 Chapman Thomas grocer & tea dealer tallow chandler Blackwellgate Darlington 1827-1828 Chapman John jnr school (boarding) Headlam Gainford 1827-1828 Chapman John snr gentleman Headlam Gainford 1827-1828 Chapman John woodman (to W Russell esq) Grindon Grindon 1827-1828 Chapman Thomas gentleman Hamsterley Hamsterley 1827-1828 Chapman Thomas victualler 'The Board' at Copley Lane Lynesack & Softley Hamsterley 1827-1828 Chapman William farmer at Crow Lane Lynesack & Softley Hamsterley 1827-1828 Chapman George baker Micklegate St Hartlepool 1827-1828 Chapman John overseer (perpetual) Micklegate St Hartlepool 1833-1834 Chapman Charles carpenter & joiner Sadberge Haughton le Skerne 1827-1828 Chapman Nicholas boot & shoemaker Heighington Heighington 1827-1828 Chapman Nicholas butcher Norton Norton 1833-1834 Chapman Nicholas butcher Norton 1827-1828 Chapman Mary grocer & tea dealer druggist Staindrop Staindrop 1827-1828 Chapman Sarah milliner & dressmaker Staindrop Staindrop 1833-1834 Chapman Sarah milliner & straw hat dealer & dressmaker Staindrop 1827-1828 Chapman William school (Day) Staindrop Staindrop 1833-1834 Chapman William school Staindrop 1833-1834 Chapman Joseph wood turner Castlegate Stockton 1827-1828 Charge John butcher Piercebridge Gainford 1833-1834 Charge John butcher Piercebridge Gainford 1833-1834 Charge John victualler 'Ketton Ox' Piercebridge Gainford 1827-1828 Charge Margaret victualler 'George & Dragon' (Yorkshire) Piercebridge Gainford 1833-1834 Charge Margaret victualler 'The George' Piercebridge Gainford 1827-1828 Charlton Edward clock & watchmaker land surveyor West Auckland Auckland St Helen 1827-1828 Charlton Edward victualler
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