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)1. Spurrier M.A. Tector of Cadeby, Leicestershire, and acres of land and 6 of water; rateable value, £1,16-}: held since 1867 by the Rev. Henry Spurrier B.A. of the population in rgoi was 121. By the Act 44 Vie. c. Trinity College, Dublin,- who resides at RoughtGn. Here :r.viii. a detached portion of the Fen Allotment was ill a Wesleyan chapel. The trustees of the late Francis tl"ansferred to the new !Jarish of Wildmore. Seaman Dyinoke esq. of Scrivelsby, the Hon. the Parish Clerk, Andrew Thornley. Queen's Champion (d. 1893), who are lords of the manor, Sir Henry Michael Hawley hart. of Tumby Letters through Hor~astle arrive at 9·35 a.m. Wall Lawn, Eoston, and William Henry Trafford esq. CJf Letter Box cleared at 10.15 a.m. & 4.20 p.m. week Wroxham Hall, N orfoll;:, are the principal landowners. days only. , 4 miles distant, is the nearest. ~he soil is sand and clay; subsoil, clay. The chief money order & telegraph office Cl'ops 1tre barley, oats and turnips. The area is 1,228 The children of this par:lsh attend the school at Roughton Chapman Chas.carpenter & wheelwrght Knowles John, carpenter & wheelwrighi Goodyear .Alfd.MarmionArm.sP.H.&gro Priestley Joseph, blacksmith Booth Gearge, cattle dealer 1 Hare Samuel, farmer Read Charle-s Blyth, farmer Burwell George, farme1: Houldershaw Tom Gaunt, farmer Thornley Henry, cottage farmer Caltharpe Charles, farmer Button William B. farmer Westerby James, farmer is a long irregularly built village and John Stevens1n.t. esq. who is lord of the manor, the ~arl parish, extending to the creek called Halton Skitter, on ~ pf Yarborough P.C., J. Hewitson esq. Mrs. Fr!\ficiS the river Humber, from which the village is 1 .mile, 1 Riggall and John George- Crowther esq. and the trustees and 2 east from 'l'hornton Abbey station on the New 1 of the late .M:r. Charles Dishrnan are the principal land­ Holland branch of the Great Central railway, and, 7 1 owneril- The soil is clay; subsoil, clay. The chief east-by-south from Barton, in the North Lindsey divi- crops are "ll"heat, barley, beans and tl?-rnips. The area &ion of the county, parts of Lindsey, east division of is 3,321 acre~ of land, 4 of water and 94 of foreshore; Yarborough wapentake, Glanford Brigg union.. petty rateable value, £3,328; the population in 1901 was 493· 11essional division and county court district of Barton.. Parish Clerk, George Labourn. upon-Humber,. rural deanery of Yarborough No. ~. arrhdeaconry of Stow and . The Post & :M. 0. Office.-Mark Fussey, sub-postmaster. church of St. Peter is an ancient edifice of stone, in tile Letters arrive through at 7· 55 a.m.; dis- Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave and aisles, patched at 5·5 p.m.; no sunday mail. The neares\ 10uth porch and a low western tower containiJlg 3 bells:_ telegraph ~mce is at South Killingholme, ~ miles •here are three small stained windows at the east end; distant the church was completely restored in t869 and has 2 s0 Pillar Letter Boxes :-Near the Church, cleared a\ 5-I.$ sittings. The register dates from the year I574· Th(j p.m. & near the .Skitter road, cleared at 4·55 l?-m. living i& a vicarage, net yearly V'alue £85, with 150 week days only llloCT&S of glebe, in the gift of the Earl of Yarborough, A School Committee of 6 members was formed xst .April, and 1hll'ld aince 1892 by the Rev. George William 1903; John Gcorge Crow1her, chairman; F. Cavill. Julius Jacoby, who is also vicar of Nol'l:h and South correspondent to the manage.rs Killingholme, and resides at North Killingholme. Here Public Elementary SchQOlfl (rnix.ed), built. of brick in n a Wesleyan chapel, built in r889, at a cost of £gr8, r875, at a cost of £r1 wo, for 139 children' average llllld with 230 sittings, a Primitive Methodist chapel, I attendance, u8; Arthur S. Ellis, master erl'Cted in 1878, and an Oddfellows~ Hall, built in r878. Carrier.-William Warren, iQ Hull, tues, & fri Crowtber John George Crowther John George,landowner, fat- Portas John, farmer Dann Thomas, Church Side house mer, auctioneer, valuer, arbitrator, Rhodes Joseph, farmer Kendall Tboma~ surveyor, estate agent &c. ; ap- Rhode~ William, jobbing gardener Ros'! George, Quixote villa pointed by law to levy distresses Shaw Harry, farmer Turner William Marshall, Basgarth Dann Thomas, farmer, Church Side Shaw William Eno, farmer house & Low farm Simpson Fredcrick P. grocer COMMERCIAL. East George, farmer, Halton Skitter Slater & Son, brick & tile manufa~ Baker Edric., miller (wind) Forr.estei' Robert, farmer tnrers (all lette-r~ should be !Id- Baker Johnson, engineer Fussey Bros. thrashing machn. ownrs dre-ssed East Halton, Grimsby) Barker John, cowkeeper Fussey William, farmer & landowner Smith George, joiner Blake Harry Washington, saddler Gill Thoma~, farmer Smith Walt.er, castrator Blanchard William, farrper · Gray John, farmer Stamp George, boot & shoe maker Borrill John Frederipk, blacksmith Grimoldby Edwd. farmer,The Grange Twner Alfred, wheelwright Borrill Thomas, farmer Kemp Titus, f11rmer Turner Thomas, miller (wind) Borrill Williarn Cooper, farmer Kendall Thomas, joiner Turner William Marshall, farmer. Boulton George,. farmer Kirman George, grocer llasgarth Bradshaw .Alfred, farmer Leeman Job, grocer Ward William, farmer .Broughton Wm. Martin, shoe maker Marshall .--., farmer Warren William, farmer & carrier Carlile Albt. tailol} ('I. assist~ overseer Moyer' l!!aiah, Black Bull P.H Warwick Charles William, farmer JCavill Francis,farm.er & .correspondent Munday John William, cowkeeper Wilkinson & Houghton, brick k tile to the School Committee Musgra.ve James Alfred, farmer makers Chapman & Hildyard, farmers Northen .l'hornas, farmer Williamson Henry, butcher Chapman William~ bill poster Oddfellows' Hall (William Chappell, Wintel" George, farmer Chappell William, grocer SRC. & caretaker) Wir.ter William, fzrmer Clarke Robert, farmer. Rose cottage Ogles by lQhn"' .farmer Wood William, farmer ' HALTON HOLE GATE is a parish and village, -on around the edge, "Sire Walter Bee Gist Ici De Ki Alme the road from Spilsby to Wainfieet, with a station on .the I Diev Ait Merci :"' another Bepulchral slab apparently once Spil~LJ'l branch of !the East Lincolnshire section of the bore the effigy of a civilian beneath a canopy, with a Great Northern railway, 12i miles north-west from FiTsby marginal inscription: during the rflstoration several ~unction • .1 south-east from Spilsby and ~25 from London, coffins were discOVflred under these slabs, in one of which, m the South I.indsey division of the eounty, parts .of made of lead. were the rem!.\"ina; of a female, whose black Lindsey, Bolingbroke soke (East division), Spilsby union, hair was perfectly preserved~ therf!. is a small inscribed petty ,sessional division and county court district, rural brass to Bridget (Thorey), -wife of John Bugeley, ob. deanery of Candleshoe No. r, and archdeaconry and 1658: some of th~~: ,pinch .end& have .singular carvings. diocese of Lincoln. The church of St- Andrew is a fine one having th~ figure~ of seven monkeys, and another has structure of the Perpendicular per~d~ coru;isting of chan- 1 on a lo:t.enge the quartered arms pf Bee lind Ufford ;-in JB46 eel, clerestoried nave of four bays,. aisles, south porch, the church was thoroughly ;repaired at a cost of £~,g6o, and an embattled western tower, wJ.th pinnacles, containing and .in r8,G6-7 tpe ~wer W!J~ partially 'taken- down and a clock and 6 bells: the east window and various others \ restored, under the direction of the late Mr, J. E. Street in the church are stained: the towertarch is enclosed by R.A, and MI", James ;Fowler, of Louth. at a total cost. of au oak BCreen: in the north aisle ·es the figure of a £1,144: t:t;J.e church wall again restared in 1:894, at a cost knight ia lll"mpUl", folllid buried: under th& floor, but still i of f,;c,oO(), wheij, a vestry and or~ chamber were bui1t, in excelle:ot preservation; the head rest~ un cushions 1ind a new ~rgan pl"ovidedr the bells .rehun~ and the church ithe feet Ion- a 'lio$; th~ Bhield, suspended ovet- the left redecorated~ ther~ '""~ a:jQ sitting&~ The, register. dates 11houlder, display!J a lion ·'rampant, and the I!! word hangs from th~ yea.r,,,r567~ The living -i-11 a Netory, net yearly from. a belt; this effigy is supposed to represent Sir valul" £,r87; including 2oa acres of glebe- and residence. Henry de Holton, whose family held posseasions .here; in in the gift of J..o.rd Willaughby de Eresby M.P. nnd held the 14th century: there iB also a. coffin-shaped slab of since rg~ by the Rev. Charles Penrose Disbrowe M..A. Purbeck marble, with this legend in Lombardic capitals of Queen's College, Oxford. There is a Wesleyan chapel.