Clayworth. [Nottingham.]
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DIRECTORY.] 675 CLAYWORTH. [NOTTINGHAM.] Manchester Sampson, bag hosier Sears John, Volunteer Swinscoe Frederick, Black Horae Martin John, shopkeeper Stapleton John, shoe maker W olfe John Alfred, farmer Pidcocke Waiter, maltster Stapleton John, sen. farmer CLARBOROUGH is a village and large parish, within is 3,508 acres; rateable value, £II,980; the population in the parliamentary borough of East Retford, from which I871 was 2,648. town it is 2! miles north-east, and 146~ from London, in the WELHAM is a hamlet, I mile north-east from East Bet Northern division of the county, North Clay division of the ford; WELHAM WINLEYS is I mile east ofClarborough; wapentake of Bassetlaw, union, county court district and BoLAM (or Bollam), a hamlet, half a mile· north from petty sessional division of East Retfortl, rural deanery of EastRetford; LITTLEGRINGLEY(orGreenley), ahamlet, Retford No. I, archdeaconry of Nottingham, and diocese of a mile and a quarter east from East Retford. Lincoln, situated i>n the Chesterfield canal. The church of :rtloORGATB and SPITAL HILL are hamlets a~joining St. John the Baptist was thoroughly restored in I874, at a Retford. St. Saviour's is a chapel of ease, erected in 1828, ilostof .£2,000, raised by subscription: it was newly roofed in the hamlet of MooRGATE: it is a Gothic building of and re-seated with open benches, also a new organ placed w bite brick, and has chancel, aisles, with an organ, and on the south of the chancel in a chamber erected for it, two octagonal towers on the western front: it is not en which also serves as a vestry: the church stands on the dowed; its only income is from the pew rents. Here is a declivity of a hill, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles, National school, erected by subscription in 1872, at a cost south porch, and a square tower containing 3 bells. The of £600 ; it is supported by subscription and the Govern register dates from the year I567. The living is a discharged ment grant. There is also a school at Moorgate for boys, vicarage, yearly value about £300, including 70 acres of girls and infants. glebe, in the gift of the late Rev. Charles Simeon's trustees, Sexton, vacant. and held by the Rev. James William King Disney, B.A., of PosT OPPICE.- Mrs. Hannah Swinburn, postmistress. Trinity College, Dublin. Here is a chapel for Primitive Letters arrive through East Retford, by foot post, at Methodists. There are charities of about £8 lis. IOd. about 9 a.m.; dispatched at 5.30 p.m. The nearest yearly value. Francis J. Savile Foljambe, esq., M.P., is lord money order office is at East Retford. Letters for Moor- of the manor. The principal landowners are F. J. S. Foljambe, gate are delivered from Retford esq., M.P., John Henry H11tchinson, esq., Granville Bar- ScHOOLS:- eourt Vernon, esq., and Charles Thorold, esq. The soil is Clarborough (mixed), Mrs. Elizabeth Jakea, mistress clayey on the hills, and alluvial on the low lands; subsoil, Moorgate (boys & girls), Thomas Ward, master i Mrs. gravel and stone. The crops are chiefly cereals. The area Kate Ward, infants' mistress Cla.rborough. Burton H~nry, butcher Wilks John, Black Boy Binns Rev. Henry Charles [curate] Burton Wllham, WO?d turner Williamson John, patten & elog maker Hutchinson John Hy.Clarborough hall Bush John, ~lacksmith . Little Gringley. Clark Hezektah, dyer, Wellington place COMMERCIAL. Clayter William, tillage merchant Bradshaw Richd. Little Gringley villa Bartle J oseph, farmer Cobb Charles, shopkeeper Sharp John, Balkfield Bingham George (exors. of), farmer Cocking Job, farmer Baker Robert, Plough in" Bingley George, farmer, Grange farm Cole George, cowkeeper Boardman William, shopkeeper Bower John, relieving officer Cooper Charles Chap man, fellmonger Brewster Alfred, shoe maker Buck John, cattle dealer Credland William, Red Lion Bland Mary (Mrs.) & John, farmers Buck Thomas, farmer Cubley Henry Ward, artist Bryant George, shopkeeper Chambers Bilby, Gate Curzon William, Queen's Head Cobb John, coal dealer Dunk Charles, farmer Dunston Thomas, shopkeeper Harrison Thomas, steam cultivation Eaton George, farmer Foster George, house decorator contractor, Balkfield Foster George, Black Woman Freeman John, beer retailer Hinitt Charles, shopkeeper Hayward John, farmer Garratt Sarah (Mrs.) & George1 gar- lbberson Jarvis, hair dresser, Balkfield Marriott J ames, farmer deners & florists Johnson George, cowkeeper Stamp William, farmer Greasby Joseph, tailor Marr George, tailor, Balkfield Stanford William, farmer Greenan John, travelling draper Mullings John, Packet inn, Grove Spencer John, farmer Hall Richard, higgler Street bridge Spencer J oseph, farmer Hudson Richard, veterinary surgeon Ogle George, brick & tile maker Spencer William, assistant oveNeer IremongerJohn William, shopkeeper Rawding William, shopkeeper Stephenson George, wheelwright Johnson Bryan, chimney sweeper Snowden William, shoe maker Swinburn John, blacksmith Jones William, huckster 8tephen!lon ~ohn, farmer Tinkler Edward, King's Arms Kip pax Charles, currier Ward William, farmer Walker William, miller Kirkland Elizabeth (Mrs.), ladies' Wilson Micbael~ corn. trav. Balkfield Wistow John, farmer boarding school 11 Lawrence Beujamin, tailor Bo am. Moorgate. Ledger George (exors. of), brass & iron Merryweather John, Bollam house PRIVATE RESIDENTS. founder Bollam Paper Co. (Wm. Jenkinson, Bower William, Moorgate house Lee John, tanner & fell monger manager) Carrington Charles Lidgett William, shopkeeper Chambers Joseph, farmer, Bollam hall Cl owes George Kenworthy, W elham cot Mather John, tallow chandler Cook Henry Needham William, cowkeeper Welham. Cooper Miss Newboult Williaw, brick maker Birks William, W elham hall Disney Rev. James William King;B.A. Palmer Thomas, pork butcher Hutchinson Mrs (vicar], Vicarage Pickering John, shoe maker Thorold Charles, ~ .P Fowe Mrs Rex & J ohnso11, tanners COMMERCIAL. Hales Mrs Rex Georgtl:, George Hirst John Abraham Hurst, Moorgate Roll J sph.shopkpr.& tailor, W oolpack st Bartram John, farmer villa; & at Crowtrees, near Rustic, Saunders William, general dealer Chappel William, farmer, Welham ho Yorkshire Scotsworth John, New Sun inn Creighton Jas. farmer, Whinley's farm Jaekson Mrs. Rose cottage Smith William, chair maker Mason James, Hop Pole Nicholson Mrs Snowden Henry, shoe maker O~le Charles, butcher & gm'l,..."azier Ogle Jacob Sutton Edward, nail maker Walker George, farmer, Whinley's ho Scholey Mrs Toor George, groeer Walker Miss Walker Anthony, coal dealer Spita.l Hill. Wilkinson Mrs Ward Thomas, registrar of births, [For names deficient under this COHMERCIAL. death & marriages tor theClarborough heading, see MOORGATE & LITTLE Anderson Ann (Mrs.), cowkeeper district GRINGLEY]. Aukland William, grocer Wbaley Robert Henry, cowkeeper Atkinson William, grocer Bannister Samuel, miller Wheat George, lJUckster Burton Ann (Mrs.), Masons' Arms Blagg John, wheelwright IWhite Hugh, grocer, W oolpack street Hawkesley Henry, butcher CT,A YWORTH is a village, township, and parish, in- north from East Retford, and 8 west from Gainsborough, in eluding the hamlet of WISETON, within the parliamentary the N orthera division of the county, North Clay division of borough of East Retford, 6 miles south-east from Bawtry, 6 the Bassetlaw wapentake, Ea8t Retford union nnd county 4-t• .