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Bygott Robert, miller (wind & steam) Gooseman William, farmer Robinson George, brick & tile maker, Carum John, carpenter Grimbleby Thomas & Henry, brick & Barrow haven Carum Joseph, farmer tile manufacturers, Barrow haven Rusting George, flour dealer Carum Joseph Hiram, butcher Hall Atkinson, tailor Schofield William Geo. corn merchant Candy Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper Hamilton William, shopkeeper Sergeant Anne (Miss), farmer Cemetery (George Harpur Cherry, Hardy Edward, farmer Sergeant George, butcher clerk to the burial board) Hewitt Charles, shopkeeper & carrier Shearwood Joseph Hiram, surgeon Cherry Geo. Harpur, grocer & draper Hewitt George E. shoe mkr. & shopkpr Shearwood George, farmer Clark Thomas, coal dealer Hill Hiram, millwright Simon John Richardson,Royal Oak P.H Clarke James R. painter Hutton William, farmer SissonsJsph.station mastr.Barrow havn Clayton Joseph, farmer, Park farm Jackson Joseph, Red Lion P.H Smith Arabella (Mrs.), farmer Cocking William, shopkeeper J ohnson Aaron (Mrs. ),tin wrkr. & bmzr Smith Rt. Leonard, farmer & maltster Codd Thomas, farmer J ones William Burman, farmer Sowden John, saddler Collingwood Henry & Charles, brick & King Mary Ann (Mrs.), miller (wind), Stainton John, market gardener tile makers, Barrow haven Barrow haven Steele Frederick, watch maker Cook William, brick & tile mannfac- Metham Jas. drapr. & grocr. & post off Stoker William, rate collector turer, Barrow haven Newell Thomas, farmer Storr John, butcher Cooper Bryan, saddler & harness ma Newham Thomas, farmer Thompson John Hackney, wheelwright Crowder William, rope manufacturer Nicholson William R. farmer Tombleson James, brick & tile maker, Dannatt Robert, farmer, Barrow haven Ogle Henry, farmer Barrow haven Dawson George, farmer Ogle William, farmer, Barrow haven Tricker James, brick & tile maker, Dee Joel, farmer Oglesby Frederick, Six Bells P.H Barrow haven Donner "\\'illiam, willow merchant Parkin Henry, boot & shoe maker Turner & Co.brick & tile manufacturers,

Drake Wilham, grocer 1 Pearson Richard, miller (wind) Barrow haven DuckerBenj.brick&tile ma.Barrow hvn Peart John, shopkeeper Utting Joseph, farmer Dncker George, brick & tile maker, i Philpot Frederick L.F.P.S.Glas. surgeon West Geo.brick & tile ma. Barrowhavn Barrow haven Pinning John, grocer West Geo. Edward, boot & shoe maker Ebbatson William, plumber Pocklington James, grocer Westoby George, farmer Edwards John, tailor Richardson George, farmer Westoby John, farmer Foster Thomas, boot maker Richardson Henry, blacksmith Westoby William, farmer Gilder Thomas, blacksmith Rigg John, miller (wind) Woodhouse & Co. brick & tile makers,

Glentworth Joseph, farmer 1 Robinson John, farmer Barrow haven :BARROWBY is a parish and pleasant village situated others by subscription, in 1884, at a total cost of £140: there near the canal,2 miles west from Grantham, where are 400 sittings. The register dates from the year 1538. the nearest r-ailway station is, and in the divi· The living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge £590, gross yearly sion of the county, parts of Kesteven, wapentake of Winni- value £1,200, including 407 acres of glebe and residence, in briggs, Grantham union and county conrt district, Spittlegate the gift of the Duke of Devonshire K.G. and held since 1849 petty sessional division, rural deanery of South Grantham by the Rev. George Earle Welby B.A. of Trinity College, and arch deaconry and . The church of All Cambridge, rural dean of South Grantham. There are Was­ Saints is a building of stone, in the Early English and De- leyan and Free Methodist chapels here. Annual donations, cbrated periods, consisting of chancel, nave of four bays, from various sources, to the amount of £5 12s. are distri­ aisles, south porch and an embattled western tower with buted to the poor of the parish. The Duke of Devonshire spire containing 5 bells and a clock: the font is a particu- K.G. is lord of the manor and principal landowner; Sir John larlyrich and beautiful specimen of Decorated work, panelled Henry Thorold bart. D.L., J.P. of Syston Park, the Duke of and elaborately carved: portions of the rood screen, dis- Rutland G.C.B. and the Welby family hold chief part of the re· placed, remain: there is a brass to Nicholas Deene (temp. mainder. The soil is various; subsoil, clay and stone. The Ed. IV.) and Katherine (Pedwardine), his wife, with effigies chief crops are barley, wheat and oats, and there is a fair of both, and of nine sons; and another brass to James Deene, proportion of pasture land. The area is 4,462 acres ; rate­ grandson of the foregoing Nicholas, 1498, and Margaret able value, £7,720; the population in 1881 was 807. (Armine), his wife, 1500: the effigy of James Deene is lost, Parish Clerk, Henry Woolmer. but that of his wife, clad in an heraldic mantle, remains : PosT, M.O.O., S.B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.-Joseph there are three other slabs, despoiled of their brasses : there Sanson, receiver. Letters arrive from Grantham at 7.15 is a monument of later date to Dr. Hurst, formerly rector a. m. & are dispatched at 6.Io p.m. week days only. The of Barrow by and Headenham and chaplain to Charles I. who nearest telegraph office is at Grantham was plundered, imprisoned and ejected on account of his loyalty to the king, but eventually died here in 16J4 : the National School, for 150 children; average attendance, church was restored in 1854, and au organ chamber was 125; Geo. Fredk. Potter, master; Mrs. Lucy Potter, mist added in 1870: ~he Perpendicular east window was filled CARRIERS TO GRANTHAM.-William Tinkler, daily; John with stained glass, the centre light by the vicar and the Mears, mon. & sat. ; & William Wortley, sat Downing Mrs. Barrowby house Earl Robert, farmer, Rectory farm & Musson Mary (Mrs.), baker Fanlkes Mrs. Newhouse auctioneer & valuer, 11 ~Westgate, Musson William, White Swan P.H Welby Rev. George Earle B.A., J.P. Grantham; & 4 Market st. Pinder Thomas, farmer, Old hall [rector & rural dean] Ford Arthur, shopkeeper Pinder William,farmer,Barrowby lodge Welby Mrs FoysterSamuel,Marquis of Granby P.H Sanson Jsph. shopkeeper, & post office Garland Vincent, plow wright SentanceWm.frm. bailff. toC.Beasleyesq COMMERCIAL. Grist Henry, farmer f!ills William, farmer, Casthorpe Ashwell Michael Sherring, farmer Harrison Richard, bricklayer Smith Thomas, carpenter Berry Matthew, farmer Huckerby George, shopkeeper Steel John, butcher Brewster John Askew, farmer Hull Thomas Grove, assistant overseer Swallow George Henry, farmer Broughton David, farmer & rate collector, Bleak house Swallow Wm. Fredk. miller (water) Bullock Edward, cattle dealer Jenkinson George, farmer Swift William, wheelwright Cook George, farm bailiff to Sir John Jenkinson Joseph, farmer Tinkler William, carrier Thorold bart. Casthorpe Key William, shoe maker Wilson Thomas, blacksmith Culpin Richard, farm bailiff to Sir John Mears John, general dealer Woolmer Arthur, tailor Thorold hart. Casthorpe Millhouse John, saddler Woolmer Henry, parish clerk Downing George, farm bailiff to Mr. Mitchell William, cowkeeper Wortley William, shopkeeper & carrier Robert Earl, Rectory farm Musson John, shppkeeper

BARTON-UPON-HUMBER. BARTON·UPON·HUMBER is a small market town on the south borough No. 1, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln. border of the Humber, 10 miles north-east from and A branch of the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire rail­ 20 north-west from , 6 south-west from Hull by way, 3~ miles in length, was opened in 1849, and runs to water, 34 north from Lincoln and 165 from ; it is a New Holland station, and communication is had thence by polling-place for _the North l.iD(lsey division of the county steamboats to Hull; a new station was built in 1855; there and head of a petty sessional division 1md county court dis­ are also horse and cattle boats to Hull and Hessle. trict, in the parts of Lindsey, north division of Yarborough The town is governed by a Local Board of 21 members, wapentake, union of Glanford Brigg, rnral deanery of Yar- formed Jan. 9, x863, under the Local Government Act of