Godshill - Kelly 1898 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 1

Bartlett Rev. Pemberton Ricardo Harrisson (vicar) - also master of Godshill Parochial School having been appointed under the old trust deeds; originally founded as a Grammar school by Lady Joanna Worsley in 1557 and endowed in 1615 with an ancient chantry house and other property by Sir Richard Worsley; it was rebuilt in 1826 by the Earl of Yarborough and restored in 1848 for 150 children; average attendance 74; supported in part by endowment of about 37GBP yearly under a scheme of the Charity Commissioners.

Barton Frank Henry, Essex cottage

Hanson Oliver Henry, Appuldurcombe

Langdon Herbert, Lower Elliotts

Phillips Frederick, Godshill park

Ratcliffe Mrs., Vicarage

Spartali Michael, Sandford house

Stevens Mrs.

Strange William Henry, The Hollies

Williams James Edwin, Bridge house

Ansell Arthur Charles, market gardener, Appuldurcombe gardens

Atkey James Henry, blacksmith

Attrill Francis, farmer, Dean farm

Attrill James, shopkeeper, Church hill

Beeden Samuel, miller (water), Bridgecourt mill

Blake Edmund, market gardener

Boynton Harry Thomas, pork butcher

Brown Frank, farmer, Rew farm

Brown William, farmer, Upper Appleford

Callaway John, horse trainer

Chiverton William, dairyman, Upper Elliotts

Cole George Thomas, market gardener, Park wall

Cole James Edward, dairyman, Gatcliffe cottage

Cole Richard, dairyman

Creeth Frank, Griffin inn & farmer, Godshill farm

Daniel Edwin, assistant teacher, Godshill Parochial School; originally founded as a Grammar school by Lady Joanna Worsley in 1557 and endowed in 1615 with an ancient chantry house and other property by Sir Richard Worsley; it was rebuilt in 1826 by the Earl of Yarborough and restored in 1848 for 150 children; average attendance 74; supported in part by endowment of about 37GBP yearly under a scheme of the Charity Commissioners.

Daniel Mrs., mistress, Godshill Parochial School; originally founded as a Grammar school by Lady Joanna Worsley in 1557 and endowed in 1615 with an ancient chantry house and other property by Sir Richard Worsley; it was rebuilt in 1826 by the Earl of Yarborough and restored in 1848 for 150 children; average attendance 74; supported in part by endowment of about 37GBP yearly under a scheme of the Charity Commissioners.

Deptford Henry, police constable, Police station

Dudley The Misses, assistant teachers, Godshill Parochial School; originally founded as a Grammar school by Lady Joanna Worsley in 1557 and endowed in 1615 with an ancient chantry house and other property by Sir Richard Worsley; it was rebuilt in 1826 by the Earl of Yarborough and restored in 1848 for 150 children; average attendance 74; supported in part by endowment of about 37GBP yearly under a scheme of the Charity Commissioners.

Fleming Fanny Maria (Mrs.), farmer, Roud Manor farm

Fowler John, farmer, Fairfields

Froud William, station master, Railway station

Gard Henry, dairyman, Red Hill lane

Gell Thomas, farmer, Week farm & Nettlecombe, Whitwell

Griffin John Henry, assistant overseer, assessor of income tax & sexton, Pound cottage

Griffin Thomas, boot & shoe maker

Guy Maurice, mason

Hanson Oliver Henry, school for gentlemen, Appuldurcombe

Harding Alfred, head gardener to Michael Spartali esq., The Cottage

Hawkins Charles Henry, coal dealer

Hayden Edward, mason, Tyne cottage

Hills Henry, carpenter, Sandford

Hollis Frederick & Percy, farmers, Upper Dolcoppice & Appleford farms

Hollis Herbert, farmer, Holden farm

Hollis Samuel, farmer, Callaway

Hollis Thomas, dairy farmer, Lavender's farm

Hollis Walter, farmer, Hayden's farm

Jackson William, potato merchant

Kemp Frederick, farmer, Bridge court

Kingswell Eli, blacksmith & shopkeeper, Roud