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Cameron !Wbert Duncan L.R.C.P. & Mounser Williamson, cowkeeper COMMERCIAL. S.Edin. surgeon, medical officer & Mounsor Arthur, coal merchant Atkinson William farmer Jarrett hl public vaccinator & registrar of N eal William, cowkeeper Barker J esse, ga~ekeepe~ to T. S. births & deaths for W allingfen N ewmarch Thomas Dudding, painter Whitaker esq sub-district of union, & glazier &c Bradshaw Thomas farmer Brookthorpe Nick~ess Embery, pl~mber & painter Chrispin Richard, farmer Chambers Thomas, shopkeeper Parkmson Herbert Stssons, farmer Househam Alfred farmer Chris_pin George, butcher Park~nson Ida .M:ary (Miss), dress ma Langrick Edward: shopkeeper Clemmshaw Thomas, farmer, Cave Park~nson Jo?~· auctiOneer Laverack Henry, farmer, Grange common Parkmson W tlha~ •. saddler Pearson Herbert, joiner Craven Thomas, butcher Pearson Charles, JOiner Pearson Simon James builder Post Cross William, florist & seedsman Pearson John, wheelwright & joiner office ' ' Darling Philip, farmer Pinder Benjamin, farmer Stather John farmer Davey Albert, earthenware dealer J.obinson Robert Thomas, farmer Thornpson A~thony cowkeeper Dennis John T. & Robert, farmers Saunders Robert W. & Thomas, iron Thompson John, fa;mer Dennis Chas. fnnr. corn founders, plough makers & general Waudley Samuel farmer Denton Tom, schoolmaster, assistant smiths ' overseer & clerk to parish council Scott Anthony Eland, grocer & Everingham Agnes (Miss), teacher draper &c SOUTH CLIFF. of music Simpson John Wm. grocer & draper Farmery William, tailor & refresh- Stather William farmer Appleton Henry, farmer ment rooms Suddaby Ernest: farmer, Manor ho Gospel Dors~y_, farmer Fowler Geo. Fredk. grocer & draper Sutton William, signalman Kempley Wllham, farmer, Manor l:o Garlick Samuel, Albion P .H faylor David, gardener Leake Thomas, farmer, overseer & Gelder William, farmer Taylor George, tailor & draper assessor of taxes . Gray Danl. White Hart P.H. & frmr Taylor Mary(Mrs. ),shopkpr. Post off Lofthous~ ~ros. farmers, Chff dales Greenwood Edward, builder \Vhiteman Reuben, chimney sweeper Nun~ Wtlham, farmer, :J?uck nest Greenwood Rachael (.Mrs.), builder \Vright George, builder Parkms J ames, blacksmith Hardy Waiter, police constable Banking Co. Limited Reynolds John, shopkeeper Harrison Arthur, carrier (sub-branch) (J. \Vilson, manager) ; Scott Barbara (Mrs.), fa~mer Hastie Arthnr M. farmer, Walling- opan monday 2 to 3 p.m.; draw W~lker Ge?r~e, wheelwnght fen house on Willi&ms Deacon & Manchester Wttty Wllham, farmer, Now or Hicks Tom Henry, plough & agri- & Salford Bank Lim. E C Never farm cultural implement manufacturer York City & County Banking Co. & iron founder Limited (sub-branch) (Charles Wil- Hicks Wm. shoe ma. & parish clerk kinson, manager); open mon. & NORTH CLIFF. Right John, carrier & potato mer thurs. 3.30 to 5 p.m.; draw on Appleton George Hill James, farmer & fellmonger Lloyds Bank Limited, London E C Appleton George William, farmer, Holmes Ann (M.rs. ), farmer & coal overseer, assessor of taxes & agent dealer . for W. H. Fox esq. Manor house Holt Charles Edward, butcher Richardson Mrs. Drewton manor Gospel William, farmer Hotham John, farmer, Brook farm Wimbush Miss Holdridge John Hy. farmer,Carr frm Howdle Benjamin,refreshment rooms Coulson John William, farmer Howes Charles, farmer, Biels beck Ingham William, boot & shoe maker Fisher William, fanner Kernpley "\Villiam J oseph, farmer, Johnson George, farmer, Cave corn Hutchinson Thomas, farmer Avenue farm Kirby Johnson, sen. manager to Suddaby Henrv, farmer Rennison Ann (Mrs.), farmer Thomas S. Whitaker esq Usher Francis: fanner, Kettlethorpe Smith William, gamekeeper to Knaggs Alfr~d John, station master Crowther & Co. The Lodge Middlebrook Richard, auctioneer & . Sykes John, fanner appraiser, land & estate agent; & Whitaker Thomas Stephen F.R.G.S. at Hull Everthorpe hall · •

SOUTH CAVE is a township, r arish and small the expense of the late H. Gee Barnard esq. ; and in 1860 market town, 1 mile south from station on the whole church was restored, and now affords 320 the Hull, Barnsley and West Riding Junction railway, sittings. The register dates from the year 1558, but 3 north from Brough station on the Hull and Selby is deficient from 1627 to 1634 and from 1657 to 1670, section of the North Eastern railway, 12 west-by-north The living is a. vicarage, net yearly value £163, with from Hull and 9 south-west from , in the 42~ acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Mrs. Howdenshire division of the Riding, Hunsley Beacon Barnard, and held since 1895 by the R~v. Thomas division of Harthill wapentake, petty sessional division Jame~ Miller M.A. of Downing College, Cambridge. of South Hunsley Beacon, Beverley union and county There is a Wesleyan chapel, built in 1816, a Congrega­ court district, rural deanery of Howden, archdeaconry tional chapel and a Primitive Methodist chapel, built of the East Riding and diocese of York. The ancient in 1877, but first erected in 1662. Temperance liall, parish church of All Saints, destroyed by fire and built 1856, for public meetings, concerts &c. The rebuilt in 1601, consists of chancel, nave, north aisle, cemetery was formed in 1873 from 1 acre and 1 rood of south transept. south porch and an embattled western ground, given by the late C. E. G. Barnard esq. and tower, with eight pinnacles, containing 3 bells: the has a mortuary chapel; the whole is consecrated, and chancel arch and the arch of the aisle are is under the control of a burial board of 7 members; considered to be of the 13th century ; the font of this at the entrance is a lych gate. Monday is the market period is preserved, but disused, a new one having day, but the market has fallen into disuse. Fairs are been presented by the Misses Burland, in memory of held on Trinity Monday, for cattle, sheep and horses; their father : three of the windows are stained, and in a pleasure fair on Trinity Tuesday and other fairs the the north aisle are several tombs to the Harrison second Monday after Micha.elmas and Candlemas days family, dated 1682: the chancel was rebuilt in 1847, at for cattle only. The charities include Jobson's dole, •