Seamer Directory of Trades and Professions for 1905

Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for SEAMER in The Scarborough Gazette Directory of 1905.

• Poatal Address---Seamer, RSO, York.
• Postal and Telegraph hours---8 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays; Sundays 8 to 10 a.m. and 5 to 6 p.m. Hy. Harrison, postmaster.
• Money order, Savings Bank, Insurance and Annuity business.
• Delivery 7.15 a.m. Dispatches 10.25 a.m. and 6.10 p.m.
• Railway Station---NER, Seamer Junction, 1 mile.
• Parliamentary Division---Whitby. Vote at Ayton.
• North Riding County Council---Captain Johnstone.
• Parish Council---Chairman, F.G. Stapleton; G.J. Jackson, Watson Garbutt, Wm. Stockdale, Geo. Berryman. Clerk---J.H. Oates.
• Council School (for Seamer and Irton)---Correspondent, Rev F.G. Stapleton.
• Overseers---Charles G. Taylor and Henry S. Atkinson.
• St. Martin's Church---Vicar, F.G. Stapleton, MA.
• Wesleyan Methodist Chapel (in Scarborough District).
• Primitive Methodist Chapel (in Scarborough District).

• Stapleton, Rev. F.G., MA., St. Martin's Vicarage.

• Ashwell, Haroer, farmer, Raincliffe.
• Atkinson, Henry, farmer.
• Abraham, David, farmer
• Bell, F., farm labourer.
• Bell, Harry, Brickfield Cottages.
• Bell, Frank, labourer.
• Bell, Henry, labourer.
• Bell, Mrs.
• Berryman, George, farmer, Eastgate.
• Boulton and Cooper, Auction Mart, Mondays. Offices, Malton.
• Bowes, George, road foreman.
• Bowman, John, porter.
• Brown, John, lime worker.
• Brown, Tom, engine driver
• Brown, William, farmer, Bridge Farm.
• Buckle, Robert, wheelwright.
• Campbell, Wm, saddler, (residence East Ayton).
• Candler, Francis, signalman.
• Candler, Mrs. I., charwoman.
• Chambers, Fred, carter.
• Chambers, John, joiner.
• Chambers, W., joiner.
• Cheery, J., farmer.
• Cherry, Tom, labourer.
• Coates, Joe, signalman.
• Cockerill, Ed., farmer, Ox Pasture Hall.
• Cooper, Joseph, farmer.
• Cooper, R., farm labourer.
• Coultas, William, shepherd.
• Cross, Mrs.
• Dennison, George, policeman.
• Dunn, Robert, joiner.
• Dunn, Mrs.
• Elliott, J., farm labourer.
• Ewing, Thomas J., signalman.
• Faulkener, Fred, NER Inspector.
• Fletcher, ---, hind, The Vicarage Farm.
• Foster, John, stonemason.
• Fowler, Edwin, joiner and blacksmith.
• Fraser, Harry Stanley.
• Fraser, Thos., farmer and innkeeper Londesborough Arms.
• Gadston, W., platelayer.
• Garbutt, Watson, engineer (residence Irton).
• Garbutt, Wm., butcher (residence at Scarborough).
• Garbutt, Mrs.
• Gardham, Chas., labourer.
• Graham, Robert, platelayer.
• Greenlay, Herbert, joiner.
• Greenlay, Mrs W.
• Greenwood, Charles, tailor.
• Greenwood, John, market gardener.
• Greenwood, T., gardener.
• Halder, Hy., Barking Dog Farm.
• Halder, J.J., farmer.
• Hall, Thomas, road foreman.
• Harper, Charles.
• Harrison, Henry, postmaster.
• Hardy, Tom, farmer, East Field House.
• Hart, John, grocer and provision dealer.
• Hartley, G., platelayer.
• Haynes, Robert, porter.
• Hodgson, Samuel, signalman.
• Holdsworth, John, signalman.
• Holtby, Amos, farmer, Seamer Carr.
• Holtby, James, farmer, Milestone Farm.
• Horsley, Mrs. Wm., carrier.
• Hill, George, labourer.
• Hunter, Thomas, farmer, Seamer Moor.
• I'Anson, George, blacksmith.
• Jackson, Geo. James, farmer, Crossgates.
• Jackson, Jas. W., farmer, Low Deepdale and Cayton.
• Jude, George, shepherd.
• Keld, George, farm labourer.
• Keld, William, farm labourer.
• Kell, C., farm labourer.
• Kell, T., shepherd.
• Kell, Wm., labourer.
• Leader, Robert, horse dealer.
• Lidster, Mrs.
• Lister, Thomas, farm labourer.
• Lyon, Matthew, farmer.
• Mackwood, Thos., farmer, Seamer Carr.
• Mackwood, Mre. Emma.
• Marr, Robetr, farm labourer.
• Milow, Taylor.
• Milow, Thomas, carter, Lime Kiln Cottage.
• Mennell, Wm., labourer.
• Oates, J.H., headmaster, Board School.
• Overfield, ---, hind, Eastfield House.
• Overfield, Dan, engine driver.
• Pearson, Thos., farmer, Metes Farm.
• Pearson, Mrs., lodgings.
• Pennock, Edward, lime burner.
• Pennock, John, labourer.
• Potter, William, farm labourer.
• Potts, John, platelayer.
• Preston, James, signalman, Inner Junction.
• Rhodes, Mrs.. boot and shoemaker.
• Rhodes, John, farmer.
• Sellars, J., relief porter.
• Shields, James, platelayer.
• Shepherd, C., roadman.
• Shepherd, C.C.,grocer.
• Shepherd, David, gamekeeper.
• Shepherd, Wm., drainer.
• Stead, John, stationmaster and coal merchant.
• Stephenson, Geo., signalman.
• Stockdale, J., Brickdale Cottages.
• Stockdale, Robt., platelayer, Spittal Crossing.
• Stockdale, Wm. Potato dealer.
• Tanfield, George, foreman porter.
• Taylor, Chas., farmer, Lower Eastfield.
• Taylor, George.
• Taylor, Robert, farmer, Raw Brow.
• Taylor, Wm., gardener.
• Taylor, Mrs., farmer, Seamer Carr.
• Taylor, Mrs., laundress.
• Tweddle, Alex, manager, Lime Works House.
• Umpleby, J., shepherd, Brickyard Cottages.
• Umpleby, Mark, labourer.
• Vickerman, George, drainer.
• Walker, T. Goodall, farmer and innkeeper, The White Horse.
• Watson, J.W., Flixton Carr.
• Warriner, R., labourer.
• Watson, Thomas, shoemaker.
• Webster, Wm., farmer, Moor House.
• Wheeler, Wm., bricklayer.
• Wilkinson, Alfred, shepherd.
• Whitty, R., joiner.
• Woodall, John, farm labourer.
• Woodall, Thomas, labourer.
• Woodall, Wm., shepherd.
• Woodall, Mrs., farmer.
• Wood, William, farmer.
• Young, Charles, farm labourer.
• Young, John, blacksmith (residence at Irton).

Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for EAST AYTON in The Scarborough Gazette Directory of 1905.

• Postal address, East Ayton, R.S.O., York: West Ayton, R.S.O., York.
• Postal and Telegraph office T West Ayton for both villages, postmaster Wm. Raine.
• Postal business 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., and telegraph 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays.
• Deliveries 7 a.m., dispatch 1p.m. Money Order, Savings Bank, Insurance & annuity business.
• Station, Forge Valley, N.E.R.(Scarborough and Pickering line.)
• Parliamentary Division--- Whitby.
• North Riding County Council---F. Baker, Esq., Brompton.
• East Ayton Parish Council---F.H. Gibson, chairman; P. Graves, Geo. Wallis, T.C. Hardy, Wm. Mayman; Clerk, Thomas Skelton.
• West Ayton Parish Council---Jas. S. Darrell, chairman; T.N. Brown, Fras. Hy. Wilkinson, J.W.Barber, W. Jones, Clerk, Thos. Noble.
• Council School.---J.H.C. Baker, T.C. Hardy, W. Hardy, Geo. Wallis; Clerk, H. Nightingale of Scarborough.
• St. John's Church, East Ayton.---Rev. F.G. Stapleton, MA., vicar,
• Residence, The Vicarage, Seamer.
• Primitive Methodist Chapel, West Ayton---Rev.--- Baker.
• Board School, East Ayton---Headmaster, Wm. White.
• National School for Infants, West Ayton---mistress Miss Shaw.

• Allanson, Joseph, portable engine driver
• Allison, Thomas, gardener and apartments
• Atkinson, Mrs.
• Atkinson, Wm., woodman
• Berryman, Aaron,labourer
• Berryman, John, woodman
• Bott, Wm., woodman
• Braithwaite, M., farmer, Boxhill
• Brown, George, farmer
• Brown, George, Ivy Cottage
• Campbell, W.C. and Son, saddlers
• Cawood, Walter, White Swan Inn
• Chambers, R., farm labourer
• Chambers, Thomas, woodman
• Cooper, Alfred, dairyman
• Creaser, Miss
• Dawson, Wm., labourer
• Daniel, George, gardener
• Dennis, Thomas
• Fenwick, W., miller and butcher
• Gibson, Francis, farmer
• Gibson, Walter, farmer, Thorn Park
• Glaves, Gibson, farmer
• Glaves, Philip, joiner and wheelwright
• Hardy, Mrs.
• Hardy, Witty, blacksmith
• Harper, Miss M.A.
• Hayworth, George, groom
• Holder, Wm., farmer, Forge Cottages
• Holt, Mrs.
• Jackson, Wm., Denison Arms Inn
• Keith, Mrs., farmer
• Lea, Mrs., Forge Cottages
• Leng, Robert, grocer
• Leng, Wm., labourer, Forge Cottages
• Lyon, Geo., apartments
• Mayman, Fowler, shoemaker
• Mayman, Wm., boot and shoemaker
• Newton, Geo. R.,gamekeeper
• Newton, Wm.
• Peacock, J.S., farmer, Osborne Lodge
• Peacock, J., police-sergeant
• Pearson, Geo., labourer
• Pearson, Miss, apartments
• Petty, Chas., woodman
• Plaxton, Chas. H., gentleman
• Rivis, Richard, farm labourer
• Sedman, James, plumber
• Sedman, Miss, apartments
• Sheader, Mrs.
• Simpson, Mrs., Ayton Lodge
• Skelton, Thomas
• Smith, Joseph, joiner
• Smith, Misses A.E.&M., dressmakers,&c.
• Stephenson, William, labourer
• Taylor, Martin, carrier
• Tindall, Mrs. Hy.
• Wallis, Geo., quarryman
• Wardell, W., water bailiff, Fisherman Villa
• Watson, Henry, labourer
• Watson, Henry Hardy, blacksmith
• White, Frank
• White, J., farmer, Beacon Farm
• Wilkinson, Mrs., farmer, Lonsdale Farm
• Wilkinson, William, clog block maker
• Wilson, William, stonemason
• Woodall, Miss

Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for IRTON in The Scarborough Gazette Directory of 1905.

• Postal Address---Irton, Seamer, RSO., York.
• Nearest Post and Telegraph Office---Seamer, ½ mile. Delivery 7.15 a.m.,
• Collection 5.50 p.m. Sunday Collection 1.10 p.m.
• Nearest Railway Station (NER)---Seamer Junction, 2 miles.
• Council School---at Seamer for both.
• Overseers---Johnson Abraham and Daniel Young.
• Parish Meeting---Chairman, George Agar.

• Abraham, Johnson, farmer.
• Baker, William.
• Blaylock, Robert S., estate agent.
• Chambers, Fred, carter.
• Cooper, John, butcher.
• Garbutt, Watson, engineer, works at Seamer.
• Grayston, Harry, engine driver, waterworks.
• Hart, Thomas, carrier.
• Hart, Thomas.
• Hunter, Thos., farmer, Irton Moor.
• Hornby, George, engine driver, waterworks.
• Johnson, Miss Isadora, grocer.
• Keld, Thomas, farm labourer.
• Keld, William, farm labourer.
• Leader, William, farm labourer.
• Pickard, L., engineer, waterworks.
• Seamer Estate Workshops.
• Sedman, George, gamekeeper.
• Stephenson, Miss E., charwoman.
• Stovkdale, John, groom.
• Sanderson, Chas., engine driver, waterworks.
• Welburn, Fred, stoker.
• Woodhouse, G.H., farmer.
• Young, Daniel, gamekeeper.
• Young, John, blacksmith.

Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for WEST AYTON in The Scarborough Gazette Directory of 1905.

• Armitage, Rev. G. W., Broughton House
• Atkinson, George
• Bairstow, Mrs. Summerfield
• Barber, John W., brewer's manager
• Barraclough, Mrs. Mary Louisa, Forge Valley Hotel
• Bell, Miss
• Berryman, Wm., farm labourer
• Berryman, Mrs.
• Bowes, John, groom
• Britain, John, miller and farmer, Derwent Mill
• Brown, T., joiner, wheelwright etc., shop
• Cadman, Mrs.
• Candler-Hope, Dr. G.J., Low Hall
• Clark, Francis, shepherd
• Clarke, E., Glencoe
• Clarke, Miss, Derwent View
• Cowlson,Mrs.
• Darrell, James S. JP., farmer
• Darling, William, tilor and draper
• Davy, A., Red House
• Dennis, A.W., Rose Mount
• De Renzy, Mrs., Prospect House
• Dunn, Thomas, gentleman, Sunnyside
• Garbutt, Wm., farm labourer
• Garbutt, Mrs.
• Goforth, J.
• Gypson, Miss, Edencroft
• Hart, R., farm labourer
• Haworth, Henry, farm labourer
• Hey, Rev.W.Crosier, Clerk in Holy Orders, Derwent House
• Hebblethwaite, R., carter
• Hebblethwaite, Thomas, farm labourer
• Hepworth, Mrs.
• Herrington, Joseph
• Herrington, George
• Hodgkinson, E.
• Hopper, Mrs.
• Hornby, Mrs.
• Jefferson, Misses, Sunny Side
• Jennings, Mrs.
• Jennings, Tyson, coachman
• Johnson, John, farm labourer
• Mainprize, Mrs., laundress
• Marshall, Alfred, farm labourer
• Morton, J.
• Noble, Thomas, stonemason, lodging-house keeper
• Playforth, George, stationmaster
• Prince, Mrs.
• Raine, Fred
• Raine, John C.
• Raine, J.B.
• Raine, W., Post Office, boot and shoemaker
• Raine, Mrs., laundress
• Redman, Wm., bricklayer
• Robinson, H.
• Robinson, Mrs. C.
• Sawdon, S., farm labourer
• Sedman, Anthony, tailor
• Sedman, Mrs., farmer
• Shaw, Wm.
• Shaw, Miss, headmistress girls' school
• Simpson, James, farm labourer
• Stephenson, John, farm labourer
• Stephenson, Robert, farm labourer
• Stephenson, William, tailor and draper, Rose Cottage
• Stonehouse, G., farmer, High Yelmandale "The Cottage"
• Stringer, T.P., Maydene
• Theasby, George Wm., gamekeeper
• Walker, Rev. R.
• Warkup, John, farm labourer
• Watson, Emma
• Wilkinson, Fred, blacksmith. Barton Cote
• Wilkinson, Francis Henry, butcher
• Wood, J., groom
• Young, Misses, Scargill

Transcribed by Pam Smith.