Dinnington. 95 Fisher James, Jun
Dinnington. 95 Fisher James, jun. shopkeeper, shoe- Ray (Thomas) & Leah, butchers Snowden James (J. & Sons) maker and parish clerk Leah Edmund, butcher (Ray & L.) Snowden James, jun. (J. & Sons) Fisher Robert, farmer Makinson David, tailor and victualler Snowden J. & Sonll, tailors & drapers; Fisher Thomas, farmer Falcon Inn and Kiveton park Fisher William, blacksmith Oldale George, joiner and wheelwright Twibell Arthur, farmer Gilbert Miss Annie, Voluntary school- Oldale Wilham, joiner Twibell Samuel, farmer mistress Outram Thomas, coachman West Thomas, farmer Inman Charles, farmer, Bransfield Pearson Samuel, gardener Whitfield Thomas, woodman rnman Mr Henry Ridal Chas. farmr.land agent & valuer Wilden Mr John Inman Lot, farm bailiff to J. C. Shepperd J ames, gamekeeper Winfrow'Vm. game dlr. & nurseryman Athorpe, Esq. Snowd.en Henry (J. & Sons) DODWORTH, 2l miles W. by S. of Bamsley, is a pleasant village and township in Silkstone parish, Ramsley union, county court district, and petty sessional division, Barnsley polling district of South-West Yorkshire, Ripon diocese, Craven archdeaconry, and Silkstone rural deanery. The township had 2747 inhabitants in 1871, living on 1916 acres of land; the increase (1630) in population during the decade, 1861-71, is attributed to the developeIJ1pnt of trade. T. E. Taylor, Esq., is lord of the manor, but a great part of the soil belongs to John and J ospph Charlesworth, Esqr,s, The township is rich in coal. The village is supplied with gas by the Barnsley Gas Company, und with wattr by the Barusley Corporation. The CHURCH (St. John), a neat edifice, consisting of nave, aisles, chancel, and tower, was built in 1847, at a cost of £3000, Taised by subscription and grants, and has about 400 sittings.
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