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History of South Weald - 1855 Post Office Directory
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Bell Rev John Harrison MA, Ditchleys Belli Rev Charles Almeric MA Caley John Sida esq Coope Octavius Edward esq. Rochetts Fox Rev Charles James MA Martham John esq Payne Mrs Petre Hon Frederic Towers Christopher Thomas, esq, Wealds Hall Williams Alfred Edward esq Traders Adams Francis Newton, drawing master Beadle James, postmaster Bennett Louisa Ann (Mrs), ‘Nags Head’ Benson James, cattle salesman Brown Thomas, blacksmith Chapman Robert, farmer Cole George, miller Cumbers John, beer retailer Cumbers George, farmer Dorrington Thomas, beer retailer Enever John, farmer Giblin Richard, miller & farmer Grayland Joseph, beer retailer Hammond William, Market gardener Hand William, horse dealer Harvey Martin, farmer Holbrook William, cattle doctor Horsnell George, shoe maker Ives Mary (Mrs), farmer |
Jex John, farmer King Thomas, ‘Spread Eagle’
Knight Richard Riley, blacksmith Lagdon Jeremiah, farmer Lucking Robert, beer retailer Mills Sarah (Mrs), farmer Moss Henry, miller Nichols George, market gardener Page Elizabeth (Mrs), shopkeeper Pain James, veterinary surgeon Pain Mary (Miss), ‘Black Horse’ Pain Thomas, veterinary surgeon Ponsford William, land surveyor Poole Daniel, farmer Rainbird Daniel, brick layer Roach James, farmer Roast John, ‘Red Lion’ Saggers George, farmer & grocer Saggers James, farmer Sciggs Charles, farmer Scrivener William, wheelwright Sheldon Walter, beer retailer Smith George, farmer Strudwick Martha (Miss), shopkeeper Strutt John, parish clerk Sutton James, farmer Tyrrell James, farmer Watson William Alex, boarding school Whipps john, farmer Whipps John jun, farmer Wood William, carpenter Woollands William, farmer |
Post Office – James Beadel, receiver. Letters are
received from
School (for boys and girls), Mrs Catherine Chettleburgh, mistress