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History of Ingatestone >> White's Directory 1863
White's Directory of Essex 1863 - list of inhabitants.
If you wish to trace any of these people on the census returns, the nearest census date for this 1863 directory is the 1861 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
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William Asher, sexton
Rev. John Beaven, (Independent)
Rev. Henry Weare Blandford, M.A., rector of Fryerning
William Stevens Butler, surgeon
Charles Batter, gentleman
Miss Ann Cook, Fryerning
Frederick Coverdale, land steward to Lord Petre, Ingatestone Hall
William Henry Dew, gentleman
John Dearman
Edgar Disney, Esq., The Hyde
Mrs. Ann Dowsing
C. Havers
Mr Richard Frewer
Charles Grant, gentleman, Mill Green
Isaac Green, bricklayer and plasterer
George Harrison, house and land agent
George Randell Hookey, Esq., Furze Hall
Rev. John Monntney Jephson, Huskards
Captain William Jesse, Maisonette
James Kerwin, sharebroker at London
Rev. George Last, (Catholic), Hall
John Maxwell, Esq.
Miss May
Charles William Monk, hairdresser
Rev. Lewis Parkin, M.A., rector of Ingatestone
James Carthew Quick, Esq., Truelovcs
Thomas Staines, brewer, maltster, etc. (and at Mountnessing)
Henry Tuck, Esq., Ingatestone Hall
Henry Walmsley, gentleman, Hall
Farmers.
John Baker
Robert Bentley
George Bridgman
George Davies
Thomas Byford, Shedd's Well
Robert Clift, The Grange
Isaac Drane, Beggar's Hill
Stephen Foreman, Wood Barns
William Garrard
Thomas Nunn
George Hewitt, Rydden Dyke
Thomas Nnnn, Hardings
George Self, Heybridge Farm
Thomas Talboot
N. Turner
Alfred Tuck, (and miller), Mill Green
George Tyler, Hartley Barns
George Wright, Spillfeathers
Thomas Wright, Leonard's Farm
Inns and Taverns.
Bell, Richard Spink
Crown, John Whybro
Woolpack, George Osborn
Academies.
§ take Boarders.
Miss Broadhead
§ Miss Clay
John Gore
Amelia Webber
Parish School, Mrs. Bangs and Miss Hildred
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Bakers.
Samuel Hamblin
William Palmer
Beerhouses.
Mary Sewell
William Stone
Boot and Shoemakers.
William Barker
Edward Harrington
John Mitchell
Joseph Poole, parish clerk
John Kemp
Builders.
Josiah Smith
Isaac Green
Butchers.
William Pullen
Carpenters.
John Roome
Druggists.
Henry James Stuart
Coal Merchants.
George Trussel
Wells and Perry
Gardners.
John Arnold
Grocers, etc.
Lucy Miller
Mary Sewell
Ironmongers.
Josiah Smith
Milliners.
Ann Hogg
Charlotte Rome
Plumbers, Painters and Glaziers.
Mr Wilder
Saddlers.
Charlotte Woolley, Veterinary Surgeons
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