History of Chelmsford
Chelmsford, High Street 1892
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History of Chelmsford >> White's Directory 1848
White's Directory of Essex 1848 - list of inhabitants.
If you wish to trace any of these people on the census returns, the nearest census date for this 1848 directory is the 1851 census. This can be obtained from ancestry.co.uk: 1851 England Census; or, genesreunited.co.uk: 1851 census
Note: the directory lists the names in the following order: Surname, First Name. It also abbreviates names. These have been reversed and typed in full to assist research.
The directory combines Chelmsford, Springfield and Moulsham as one entry.
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Joseph Marriage, sen., gentleman
Mrs. Marriage
Misses Rachael Marriage and Lucy Marriage
Samuel William Maryon, crier of courts and corn inspector
William James Maryon, relieving officer
Mrs Massey
Miss Massey
Andrew Meggy, solicitor
George Meggy, printer
Isiah Middletoll
Mr. Charles Milbourn
Rev. Carew Anthony Mildmay, M.A., rector and rural dean of Chelmsford
Mrs Esther Mills
Rev. Christopher Ralph Munston, incumbent of St.John's
Thomas Clarkson Neale, governor of county gaol
William Newman, clerk
Mr. John Norman
William Oakley, police superintendent
Miss Harriet Owen
Charles Owers, National School
Miss Palmer
Mr. Richard Palmer
Henry Pollard Palmer, insurance agent
Rev. Arthur Pearson, M.A., rector of Springfield
Capt. Hugh Pearson
George Pearson, clerk
Isaac Perry, brewer, etc.
George Porter, wine merchant
Miss Rosina Porter
Mr. James Potter
Miss Maria Poynton
Benjamin Pudney, market clerk
Mr. Daniel Purfleet
Henry Rayner, jun., agent
Mr. Mark Rayner
Mrs. William Rees
John Adey Repton, gentleman
Edmund Round, Esq.,banker
James Rust, draper
Duke Street, Chelmsford
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John Rayment Rust, organ builder
John Saunders, sexton of St.Mary's
John Seabrook, Esq.
Capt. Samuel Skinner, R.A.
Re. T. Slack, rector of Little Leighs
Christopher Smith, town crier
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith
Basil Sparrow, Esq., banker
George Standfast, artist
John Stevens, trunk maker
John Tanner, clerk
John Bawtree Terry, assistant overseer
Rev. Henry Tindal, incumbent of Holy Trinity
Rev. John Tydeman, (Baptist)
Henry Tubby, clerk
William Michael Tufnell, banker
Benjamin Turner, turnkey
Frederick Thomas Veley, solicitor
Joseph Viel, teacher of French
Samuel William Wackrill, draper
Mr. Charles Wade
James Watson, collector
William Collins Wells, brewer, etc.
Mrs. Sarah Wilkinson
Archibald Wilson, excise
Mr. John Witley
Mr. William Praed Wood
Academies and Schools.
Marked * take boarders
Mrs. G. Abrey
Deborah Bacon
Thirza Bacon
David Grigsby, Mary Tapley, M.A. Lampard, British School
Martha Brown (Infant School)
G.G. Dixon, Charity School
*Thomas Dawson
William Dodd (Charity School)
Catherine Dowsett
*Misses Ellen Fitch and Charlotte Fitch
Rev. James Hutchinson, M.A., Free Grammar School
Duke Street, Chelmsford
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*Eliza Gatward
*Thomas Hunt
*Miss Jones
William Forsyth, Emma Street and M.A. Smith, National School
Charles Owers and Mary A. Arnold, National School, Springfield
*Susan Osbourne
*Mrs Riley
*Mrs. Susan Rist
*William Rumann
Fanny Sheppee
Emma Street (Infant)
*James Watson
Architects and Surveyors.
Thomas Bray
James Fenton
N.L. Valpy
Michael John Watson
Stephen Webb
Attorneys.
Robert Bartlett (union clerk, clerk to the magistrates)
Robert Brewster
John Copland and Edward Copland
James Dennes
William Duffield; home, Great Baddow
William Gibson, (clerk of the peace); home, Chipping Ongar
James Parker, dept. registrar of archdeaconry, home, Great Baddow
Horatio Piggot
Richard Thompson
William Wicks, registrar of marriages
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