Hedon Directory of Trades and Professions for 1823

Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for HEDON in Baines's Directory of 1823.

• Sarah Todd, By-post Office.
• Letters arr. from Hull, every Mon., Wed, Thu. and Sat. at half past 9 mg. departs at half past 12 noon.

• Allen William, gentleman
• Burstall Lydia, gentlewoman
• Davy Peter, gentleman
• Day William, alderman
• Dixon Rev. John, vicar
• Garforth Edward, gentleman
• Howden Mrs. gentlewoman
• Iveson William, Esq. attorney & Coroner for Holderness
• Iveson James, Esq. attorney
• Iveson Richard, gentleman
• Mitchinson Francis, gentleman
• Rank Mary, gentlewoman
• Robson Charles, gentleman
• Stephenson Rev. Wm. Calv. minister
• Swinburn Rev. Joseph, Catholic Priest
• Thorpe Francis, gentleman
• Tickell Rev. John
• Webster George, gentleman

• Ainsworth Richard, (boys' free school)
• Boyce Henry, (classical and commercial)
• Dalton Miss (ladies' boarding)
• Mitchinson Jane, (girls' free school)

• Jackson Thomas
• Soutter John senior
• Soutter John junior

• Easart Francis
• Hewson George
• Nelthorp Thomas
• Ramsey William
• Rawson Samuel
• Tesseyman John
• Turner William
• Verser George
• Wilson Robert

• Battye Abraham
• Burnham Robert
• Drew John
• Grice David
• Leek Samuel
• Story Broom

• Dennison Thos.
• Wood Thomas

• Battye John
• Burn Matthew
• Hoe Thomas
• Johnson John
• Robinson Nicholas

• Clarkson Joseph
• Hansley Henry
• Harper George
• Story Ann

• Clarkson Jph. jun.
• Marshall John
• Thorp George

• Baron John
• Clarkson Joseph
• Harper George
• Harper Anne
• Marshall John
• Pears Alexander
• Robinson Nicholas
• Wilson Robert

• Knowles Thos.
• Thompson John

• Belton John
• Broom John
• Robinson Wm.

• Eggleston Thos
• Hoe Thomas
• Rider Robert

• Campbell James
• Cautley Henry
• Sawyer George
• Velvin Daniel

• Battye George
• Hansley Henry
• Rawcliffe John
• Rawson Thomas
• Scarl John
• Wright William

• Dog and Duck, Thomas Dennison
• Horse and Jockey, Geo. Whiterwick
• King's Head, Jonathan Mitchinson
• Old Sun, Mrs Robinson
• Old Sun, Benjamin Bonsell
• Saunderson's Arms, Thomas Jackson
• Sloop, George Gibson, Havenside
• Tiger, Story Broom

• Batty John, parish clerk
• Brown Mary, straw hat maker
• Butler John, excise officer
• Corbrake Francis, farmer
• Cowpling James, coal merchant
• Darling Robert, huntsman
• Ennes Thomas, grazier
• Foster John, harbour master & corn, coal and lime merchant
• Gibson Charles, corn miller, Haven mill
• Harper Elizabeth, milliner
• Hornby John, baker and corn dealer
• Hyde Francis, stone mason and marble cutter
• Ingleby Wm. tallow chandler
• Ingleby Wm. tanner and fellmonger
• Jarram John, auctioneer and bailiff
• Jekyell Joseph, cooper
• Kates William, mace bearer
• Mackereth Thomas, spirit merchant
• Potchett Thos. watch & clock maker
• Robinson Joseph, farmer & coal dealer
• Simon Edward, sexton
• Smith William, yeoman
• Stewart James, tinner and brazier
• Stubbins Robert, common brewer and spirit merchant
• Taylor John, merchant
• Taylor William, merchant
• Taylor Thos. mercht. & vessel owner
• Taylor Richard, dealer in earthenware
• Wilkinson Charles, printer, bookseller and stationer

• Wm. Thorpe's Coach, (from King's Head) to the Rein Deer, Hull, every Tu. at ½ past 8 mg. and to Patrington in the evg. at 6.
• Wing's Coach (from King's Head) to Hull, every Tu. and Fri. at 8 mg. return 6 evening.
• Wing's Caravan, (from Hull to Patrington) arr. at Old Sun, at ½ past 9 mg. every Mon. Wed. and Sat. conveys letters, goods and passengers, dep. same days at 6 evg.

• John Leath's Vessel, to Three Cranes Wharf, London, monthly
• Thomas Taylor's Vessels, to Leeds & and Wakefield, once a fortnight, and to London occasionally.

• John Barrett's Waggon, from Patrington to Hull, every Tu. & Fri. returns same days.
• Jonathan Mitchinson's and William Rawson's Waggons, (from King's Head) to Hull, every Tu. & Fri. returns in the evening.

• To Hull, Easington, Patrington, Ottringham, Keyingham, Thorngumbald & Paull weekly