Stillington and District Community Archive

Private Residents

• Mrs Bales

• Mrs Cattley

• Harry Croft J.P., Stillington Hall

• Miss Farrer

• Farbrace Sidney Gramshaw

• Thomas Humphrey

• Rev. William Henry Jemison LL.B., The Vicarage

• Miss Longridge

• Richard Longstaff

• Mrs Maw

• Mrs Salmon

• Mrs Stables

• William Tenniswood

• William Thompson

• Mrs Walne

• Mrs Warneford

• Mrs Weatherall

• Thomas D. Wynn

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Commercial

• Robert Abbey, Farmer & Market Gardener

• Thomas Abbey, Farmer

• John Boggett, Halfway House Public House

• Edward James Charnock, Grocer

• William Clarke, Commercial Traveller

• Seth Cook, Shopkeeper

• John Crosby, Farmer, Creaker's Lodge

• William Cussans, Farmer, North Skeugh

• Richard Dobson, Gardener

• Mrs Ann Farrer, Farmer

• Miss Annie Farrer, Farmer & Landowner

• John Farrer, Farmer, Penny Flats

• Thomas Gatenby, Shoemaker

• Thomas Gibson, Water Miller & Farmer

• William Gibson, Registrar for births, marriages & deaths

• Farbrace Sidney Gramshaw  L.K.Q.C.P, Physician & Surgeon, Public Vaccinator & Medical Officer, Stillington Dist. Easingwold Union

• Matthew Halder, Cabinet Maker

• Thomas Hawkswell, Saddler & Harness Maker

• William Hawkswell, Farmer

• John Hewitt, Joiner

• Amos Horsley, Shopkeeper

• James Hugill, Joiner

• William Marwood Hugill, Builder

• Mrs Mary Jane Humphrey, Dressmaker

• Frederick L'Anson, Joiner

• George Jennings, Farm Bailiff to H. Croft esq.

• William Kirk, Butcher & Farmer

• Francis Knowlson, Farmer

• William Knowlson, White Dog Inn & Horse Dealer

• William Lane, Tailor

• Thomas Leaper, Bay Horse Public House

• Johnson Leckonby, Omnibus Proprietor

• Thomas Lowther, Shoemaker

• Mrs Mary Mattson, Grocer

• William Skelton Myers, Boot & Shoe Inn

• John Parker, Farmer

• Thomas Richardson, Blacksmith

• William Richardson, Farmer

• John  Russell, Shoemaker

• William & Alexander Scott, Carriers & Farmers

• John Slater, Blacksmith

• Thomas Smith, Farmer, Roseberry Cottage

• William Smith, Shoemaker

• Robert Souter, Grocer & Draper

• Mrs Annie Sowray, Post Office

• Robert Spruce, Plumber

• Goerge Suggitt, Tailor

• Alfred Tenniswood, Farmer & Carrier

• Henry Thompson, Joiner

• David Wake, Farmer, Stillington Grange

• Mark Walker, Farmer, Blackwoods

• John White, Tailor

• George Wikeley, Threshing Machine Proprietor

• Richard Wood, Builder

• Thomas Wood, Builder & Contractor

• Thomas Wood Jun, Builder

• George Wregglesworth, Bricklayer

• Wiliam Wright, Farmer

• Thomas Yorke, Farmer, Mowbray House

• Thomas Young, White Bear Public House, Butcher & Farmer

 

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Post,& M. O.O.,S.B & Annuity & Insurance Office

Mrs Annie Sowray, Receiver.

Letters arrive from Easingwold at 7am; dispatched at 6pm. The nearest Telegraph Office is Easingwold

Schools

National (mixed), built 1820 for 130 children; average attendance 58; Walter Hindle, Master

Wesleyan (mixed),  for 70 children; average attendance 47; Edward James Charnock, Master

Carriers to York -

• Scott -  from his house, Thurs and Sat, passing through Sutton.

• Tenniswood  - from his house, Thurs and Sat, passing through Sutton.

Omnibus to York - Sat from White Dog Inn through Sutton, & alternate Thurs, York fortnight fair days

Parish Clerk - John Russell

Lord of the Manor - Harry Croft, Esq.

Principal Landowners - Noah Wynn, Esq & Harry Croft, Esq.

 

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