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History of Ingatestone
Ingatestone, High Street 1925
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History of Ingatestone >> White's Directory 1848
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. There are a number of commercial providers of census returns. These include:
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.
My ancestor lived here at this time, but why aren't they listed here? Answer: Not everyone appeared in a trade directory. Please read our Trade Directories article
Those marked * are land owners. See also Fryening
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Cornelius Butler, surgeon
Miss Arnold
Joseph Cannon, under steward to Lord Petre, Hall
Henry Clayton, land agent and surveyor
Rev. Horrocks Cocks (Independent Minister)
Joseph Coverdale, steward to Lord Petre, and coroner for Writtle, etc., Hall
Henry Boydon Croydon, relieving officer
John Dearman, corn miller
* John Disney, The Hyde
Mrs. Ann Dowsing
Miss C. Havers
Mrs Harriet Hawkins, Spillfeathers
Capt. William Jesse, Maisonette
Rev, George Last, (Catholic), Hall
Rev. John Lewis M.A., rector
Mrs. M.A. Rich, Huskards
James Thompson, gentleman, Hall
George Trussell, wine, etc., merchant
Rev. George Tufnell
Mrs. Whichord
Henry Walmsley, gentleman, Hall
William Woollard, hardwareman
Farmers.
Robert Amos, Hanley Green
George Bridgeman
Robert Clift
William Baker
Frederick Eley, True Loves
William Finch, Shedds Wells
Stephen Foreman, New Wood Barnes
Joseph Halls, Dunsteads
James Mays
Frederick Mulcock, Hardings
James Parnell, Trussells
Samuel Reeve, Hall Farm
Ann Self, Ramfields
George Self (and maltster), Heybridge
Charles Stephenson, Rydden Dyke
Nathaniel Turner, Little Hyde
Robert Talboot
Inns and Taverns.
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Richard Spink, Bell
John Whybro, Crown
Thomas Basham, New Inn
Benjamin Billing, Woolpack
Academies
Elizabeth Langdon
Ann Webber
Bakers, etc.
John E. Hamblin
William Palmer
Beer Houses.
Charles Penny
William Sewell
William Stone
Butchers.
William Eckworth
Carpenters.
R. Coleby, Hyde Green
Richard Frewer
John Roome
Gardeners.
Thomas Arnold
Ironmongers.
Richard Frewer
John Whichcord
Plumbers, painters, etc.
Samuel Balls
Shoemakers.
John Dennis
John Kemp
Shopkeepers.
William Sewell
William Stone
John Whichcord
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