Brighstone - Kelly 1911 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 1

Carver Mrs., Heath cottage

Cassell John, Limerston house

Hall Mrs.Lily, Grove

Hardham Miss, The Cot

Preston Misses, Brighstone cottage

Silver Rev. Ernest Wollaston M.A. (rector), Rectory

Street Edmund. The Lodge

Sutton Rev. Frederick Olinthus M.A., LL.B., Hunninghall

Williams Charles, Bridgewater, Rudcote

Attrill James, farmer, Waytes court

Baker George, carpenter

Blake Janet, farmer, Hunny hill

Buckett Robert jun., Assistant overseer

Buckett Robert, builder, New house; second coxswain of life boat

Cooper George, grocer & butcher

Cooper Mrs., sub-postmistress

Cotton James, fisherman & coxswain of life boat

Creeth George, dairyman, Grange farm

Creeth Henry & Son, blacksmiths

Creeth James (Mrs.), shopkeeper

Crowder William Edward, Five Bells P.H.

Dore Herbert, fly proprietor

Fisk James Robert, farmer

Fisk John Woodford, miller (water & steam), Brighstone mill

Gallop James Edward, farmer, Chilton farm

Hawker Job, New Inn P.H. & fly propr.

Jolliffe H.G. & W.J., farmers, Sutton farm

Lempriere Mrs., assistant mistress, Elementary School (mixed); built in 1835 and afterwards enlarged for 187 children; average attendance 37 boys, 22 girls and 30 infants.

Lempriere Philip, master, Elementary School (mixed); built in 1835 and afterwards enlarged for 187 children; average attendance 37 boys, 22 girls and 30 infants.

Parish Reading Room (Mrs. Robert Buckett, caretaker)

Parsons Miss A.J., assistant mistress, Elementary School (mixed); built in 1835 and afterwards enlarged for 187 children; average attendance 37 boys, 22 girls and 30 infants.

Reynolds George, apartments, Willes

Russell Alfred, farmer, Thorncross

Scovell Henry William, farmer, Gaggerhill

Shotter George Arthur, carrier

Warne Clement (Mrs.), baker

Wavell Harry, market gardener

Way Henry, farmer, Limerstone farm