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TRADESPEOPLE IN WICKLEWOOD ACCORDING TO KELLY'S DIRECTORY

1916

Post Office -Arthur Buck, sub post master

Public Elementary School - headmaster, William R Pryor, mistress, Mrs Nellie Pryor

Police station - William Ribbons, constable

Church - Rev Sydney Gilbert Mansbridge

Farmer- Mrs Anna Attoe

The Wild Man and farmer- Earnest James Barcham, Edith Barcham

Pork butcher - George Blake

Pig and poultry dealer, Mill House - Henry Blake

Shopkeeper - Mrs Sarah Anne Blake

Vermin destroyer - George Breeze Junior

Farmer, Low St - James Edward Breeze

Wheelwrights Low St - Buck E and Son

Wheelwright , Post Office - Arthur Buck

Farmer, High Common- Edward Bunn

Blacksmith - William Carr

Farmer, Low Farm - William Clarke

Fdk. Farmer. Primrose farm - William Cook

Farmer - Charles Doubleday

Apartments - Mrs E Drake

Farmer, High Common - Arthur Eastell

Farmer - Thomas Filby

Foregone District Isolation Hospital

Butcher - Walter Gibbons

Farmer, The Green - George Goodings

Farmer and overseer, The Green - Robert Goodings

Farmer High Oak - John Head

Farmer, green Farm - Jesse William Long

Master of Workhouse - William Herbert Musto

Farmer - Alfred Read

Buck Public House, High Common - Charles Smith

Farmer, Hall and Boarded, Gates farm - John Tillett

Farmer, High Common - John William Turner

Vermin Destroyer - George Tuttle

Beer retailer - John Tuttle

Miller, Wind and steam - William Wade

Grocer - Walter Walkington

Farmer, Mere - Arthur Watling

Shoe maker - George Weston

Boot and shoe maker - Henry Robert Weston

Farmer High Oak - John Wigby

Dealer - Stephen Wigby

Farmer, Green - Thomas West Wilkinson

Farmer, Church Farm - Robert Youngman