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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. A handsome stained glass window has been inserted in memory of Thomas Taylor, Esq. The benefice is a vicarage, valued at £150, in the patronage of the vicar of Silkstone, amI incumbency of the Rev. George Arthur Fry, M.A. The vicarage house was built by subscription about 1858. The WESLEYANS have a chapel here. Thera are CHURCH, \VESLEYAN, and TOWN SCHOOLS at Dodwort.h, and a CHURCH SCHOOL at Gilroyd. The poor han benefactions known as Cutler's and Hobson's doles and Rooke's charity. POST, Mo~Y ORDER, and TELEGRAPH OFFICE at ~Ir. WaIter Hattersley's. Letters, via. Barnsley, are recei\'eu at 6.10 a.m., and despatched at 5.55 p.m. Abson William, butcher & victualler, Glave David, colliery deputy­ Oates J ames, tailor Horse & Jockey Goddard Arthur Lister, victualler, Ownsworth John Woodcock, farmer, Archer Mrs Ann, victualler, Pheasant Station Inn Moor cnd Archer James, tailor Grason J ames, shocmkr. & shopkeeper Parkinson Mrs Isabella, The Grange Archer J onathan, painter Grayson George, boot & shoe maker Penlington Robert Nathan, 'Vesleyan Armitage Edward, carrier Greaves George, farmer schoolmaster Ashworth Edward, victualler, Alma Hague Thomas. beerhouse, Gilroyd Pickering Joseph, beerhouse Hotel, Gilroyd Haigh Thomas, shoemaker Pickering Thomas, colliery deputy Ashworth John, shopkeeper, Gilroyd Hattersley J ames, assessor of income Pickles l\farmaduke, farmer & colliery Atkinson John, colliery engineer tax and assistant overseer manager, Saville hall Atkinson William Nettleton, farmer Hattersley James & Son, grocers RawlinsonAlfred J ohn,colry salesman Bacon Joseph (Exors. of), farmer HattersIey WaIter, sub-postmaster, Redmaine William, Town schoolmastr Barber John, colliery deputy teacher of music; & organist Richardson Godfrey Mason, linen Barnsle.1f British Co-operative Soc:iet.'1f Heaton John, colliery engineer, Gar- manufacturer, The Grove (limited), grocers, drapers and shoe den villa Rushworth George, cowkeeper & wa- dealers; Edwin J unes, manager IIellewelllIenry, butcher gonette owner Beliamy J oseph, vict. Miners' Inn Hellewell John, butcher Scanlon David, colliery deputy Bleasdel1 Rev J. Hamilton, curate HinchcIiffe Edwin, shopkeeper Seanlon Edward, colliery deputy Bostwick Ellls, grocer & draper; and Hobson George, butcher Scholes William, secretary to Silkstone Barnsley Horsfield William, shopkeeper & Dodworth Coal Co. (lim.) Braithwaite Charles, shopkeeper Hoyland Frcdcrick, shopkeeper Scott Charles, shopkpr. & bearhouse Brown Miss Sarah Ann, National in­ Hoyland William, vict. Tbornley Arms Scott Charles, farmer fant schoolmistress Ibbotson Edwin, tailor Senior Charles, shoemaker Buckle George, butcher, farmer & vict. Ibbotson John, shpkr. & beer retailer Seniur George, colliery proprietor, Travellers' Inn Jones Edwin, co-operative store mgr earthenware &c. manufr.; & 'Vhit­ Carr Robert, farmer, Field head Kinler Hy. cart & wagonette owner tington; h Rose hill (See Advert.) Charlesworth George, blacksmith and Leech Tobias, cart & wagonette owner Senior Joseph, farmer, Snow hill shovel maker Littlewood Abraham vict. Fountain Senior 'Villiam, shpkpr. & news agent ClarkeR. C. (Trustees of late), colliery LittIewood John, plumber & glazier Shaw Mrs Elizabeth, shopkeeper proprietors, New Sovereign & Old Lord William, clogger Sha.w George, colliery deputy Silkstone collieries; Edwin Teas­ Lunn Miss Emma, National school­ Shaw Mrs IIannah, shopkeeper dale, agent mistress, Gilroyd Shaw James (J. & Son); & shopkeeper Coldwell Wm. farmer, Champney hill McCoubrey David, l\I.D. surgpon Shaw J oshua (J. & Son); & shopkeepr Cragg George, shopkeeper Matthews Benjamin, farmer, Dods­ Shaw Joshua, jun. colliery clerk Creasy J ames, fishmongor worth bottom Shaw Joshua & Son, wood turners, Creasy Samuel, butcher Matthews Nelson, surveyor & sanitary manufacturors of dollies, children's Cureton Richard, station waster inspector to local board chairs; pick & shovel shafts, hay Daw~on Matthew, victualler, Gate Inn Mason Uriah, colliery manager rakes & rim benders Dawson Sarn, farmer, Keresforth bottm Miller Robert colliery manager Silkstone t Doaworth Coal ~. Iron Co. Depledge George, shopkeeper l\lilnes Mrs Eliz. farmer, Lane side (lim.), colliery proprietors, Old SiIk­ Dodworth Mechanics' Institute, High Moorehouse John Henry, tailor stone collieries; Richard Ha.rtley, street; D. White, caretaker Moorhouse J oseph, beerhouse managing director; Wm.Scholes, sec Durrans J ames, tailor Morte John, colliery mgr. Whitehouse Silverwood William, carrier Dyson George, colliery deputy Murgatroyd George, c10gger Simpson John Henry James, colliery Fry Rev George Arthlll', M.A. vicar Muxlow John, thrashing machine clerk, Wood Vale house Gelder George, shopkeeper & farmer proprietor, Snow hill Stephenson Goo. joiner & wheelwright.
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