Transcription of Kelly's 1913 directory entry for  Marton Lordship

Reverend George Edward Simpson M A, (Vicar), Vicarage

Commercial

• William Snowden Appleby, Farmer, Moxby
• David Ashby, Farmer, Craven
• Edward Brooke, Farmer, Priory Farm
• Matthew Cayton, Farmer, Moxby
• John Law, Farmer
• John Leckenby, Water Miller, Abbey Mill
• William Mattison, Farmer, Marton Abbey
• Thomas Otterburn, Farmer, Marton Park
• Richard Pickering, Farmer, Spellow
• Thomas William Simpson, Farmer, Scaife House
• George Vester, Farmer
• Herbert Watson, Farmer, Grange Farm
• Mrs John Welburn & Son, Farmers, Foulrice
• Robert Carter Withill, Farmer, Moxby

Chief Landowner - Ecclesiastical Commissioners

Letters through Easingwold arrive at Moxby 8:15am: at Marton 8:30am. Stillington is the nearest post and money office, telegraph office and public telephone call office.

Wall letter box emptied at 4:55pm week days only.

The children of this place attend the schools at Stillington and Farlington.

Population of the township in 1911 was 145.