Carisbrooke - Kelly 1898 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 2

Stewart Capt. A. D., Albany barracks, Parkhurst

Stratton William Tucker, Berry hill

Sutton Mrs., Prospect place, Forest road

Talbot Capt. F. G., Albany barracks, Parkhurst.

Turpin Miss, Glenfield

Wadley Alfred William, Airlee villa

Wilson Maj. H. F. M., Albany barracks, Parkhurst

Wingfield-Digby Lieut. W. R., Albany barracks, Parkhurst

Ash Charles, farmer, Cook's farm

Ash William, tailor

Atrill Frank, baker & grocer

Attrill Leonard, Bowcombe farm

Barham Henry Edward, stationer & post office

Barnes Tom, blacksmith

Blake Herbert, carpenter

Brearley Mrs. T.A., mistress, Board School, Parkhurst, Hunny hill; built in 1896 for 370 children; average attendance 172 boys and girls, 90 infants.

Brearley Thomas Adin, master, Board School, Parkhurst, Hunny hill; built in 1896 for 370 children; average attendance 172 boys and girls, 90 infants.

Britton Henry, grocer, Gunville

Brown Walter, farmer, Kitbridge farm

Burt Alfred, Eight Bells P.H.

Burt Harry John, Red Lion hotel

Buxton Anthony, inspctr. of nuisances

Cemetery (E. F. Blake, Newport, clerk to the burial board)

Cheek James, farmer, Rowborough

Clark Kirtlan, farmer

Convent of Our Lady of Reparation (the Very Rev. Gregory Kelly D.D. resident priest ; Miss Honoria Walsh, prioress)

County Lunatic Asylum (Harold Bailey Shaw B.A., M.B., B.C., D.P.H. supt.; Patrick Taaffe Finn L.R.C.P. & S.Edin. assist. supt.; William Morgans, clerk)

Coward William, boot & shoe maker

Denham William, corn, meal & seedsman

Dunford Frank, farmer, Bowcombe barn

Fevre Miss R., mistress, Board School; built in 1877 for 190 boys and 175 girls, average attendance 196 boys and 84 girls and infants.

Fisk Robert, farmer, Apes down & Park place

Flatman Mary (Miss), dress maker, Castle View lodge

Fry Caroline (Mrs.), Cutter's Arms P.H.

Fry Edwin, shoe maker

Fry Elizabeth Anna (Mrs.), refreshment house

Gregg Walter Thomas, refreshment rooms

Groves Joseph B.A., M.D.Lond. physician & medical officer of health for the Isle of Wight rural sanitary district, Glen cottage

Guy George, farmer, Forest farm

Gyton Walter W., master, Board School; built in 1877 for 190 boys and 175 girls, average attendance 196 boys and 84 girls and infants.

Hellier Harry J., butcher

Hibbard Frederick, baker & grocer

Hill Alfred, Bugle inn

Holden William, farmer, Little Whitcomb

Holloway Elizabeth Heath (Mrs.), & Youell Charlotte (Mrs.), plate powder manufacturers

Holt Robert, farmer, Vittlefield

Hughes William, farmer, Gt. Whitcombe

Jarrett Miss Kate, mistress, Infants' Voluntary Parochial School; built in 1839 for 80 children, enlarged in 1893 for 110; average attendance 96.

King Thomas, upholsterer

Lock James, farmer, Great park