Carisbrooke - Kelly 1911 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 2

Blake Herbert, carpenter

Blake Leonard, dairyman

Brearley Mrs. T. A., mistress, Council School, (Parkhurst, Hunny hill); built in 1896 at a cost of 3012GBP for 370 children; average attendance 161 boys and girls, 148 infants.

Brearley Thomas Adin, master, Council School, (Parkhurst, Hunny hill); built in 1896 at a cost of 3012GBP for 370 children; average attendance 161 boys and girls, 148 infants.

Brown Samuel, farmer, Heytesbury

Burt Sarah Jane (Mrs.), Eight Bells P.H.

Cave Henry (Mrs.), temperance hotel, Willow lawn

Cemetery (F.D. Shields, clerk to the burial board; William Matthews, keeper)

Cheek Andrew, farmer, Rowborough

Cheek George, farmer, Little Whitcombe

Clark Kirtlan, farmer

Collis James, market gardener

Comer William, timber & underwood merchant. Oak posts, gates, hurdles & fencing contractor, Forest Side saw mills

Convent of Our Lady of Reparation (Mother Mary Augustin Spooner, prioress; Rev. William Gabriel Whitacre O.P. chaplain)

Convent of Visitation (Right Rev. Mgr. Canon James Patrick Conway D.D., chaplain; Rev. Mother Mary Augustine, superioress), Carisbrooke house)

Cook & Burt, butchers, High street

Cooley James, market gardener, Gunville

Cooper James Edward, Blacksmith's Arms P.H.

Cooper Walter George, tailor, Gunville

Coster Thomas, dairyman

County Lunatic Asylum (Harold Bailey Shaw B.A., M.B., B.C., D.P.H. supt.; Arthur Fracis Reardon L.M.S.S.A.Lond., assistant medicial officer; James H. Green, clerk)

Cousins William, farmer, Whitehouse farm

Coward William & Sons, boot & shoe maker

Crapnell Bertha (Mrs.), Castle hotel

Crofts Miss Edith, mistress, Council School - built 1877 at a cost of 3200GBp for 142 boys & 130 girls; average attendance 105 boys, 103 girls.

Denham James, refreshment rooms, Glen Holme

Drudge Arthur William, dairyman, Dodnor Manor farm

Fisk Robertt., farmer, Apes down

Flatman Mary (Miss), dress maker, Gunville

Ford Thomas John, farmer, Whitecroft & Great Whitcombe

Fry Edwin, shoe maker

Fry Elizabeth H. (Mrs.), refreshment house, Castle street

Gale James, market gardener, Gunville Lane

Gates Frederick, market gardener, Flowry mount

Gill Spencer, Red Lion hotel

Griffin William, dairyman, Park place

Guy George Henry, grocer

Guy Walter Ernest, farmer, Forest farm

Hamburgh William, upholsterer, Castle street

Hayles James, market gardener, Forest side

Hayter Frank, gravel contractor, Castle hurst

Heather Charles Henry, decorator, Cissbury

Hibbard Frederick, grocer

Higgs Walter George, teacher of music, Highclere, Priory road

Holbrook George Henry, market gardener, Gunville

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

Humphries George, insurance agent, Gunville

Jarrett Miss Kate, mistress, Council school (non-provided) (infants), built 1839 for 80 children, enlarged 1893 for 110, average attendance 95.

Jolliffe Ellen (Miss), dress maker, Alvington road

Jolliffe Walter, grocer, Priory road