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

Attrill John, Bridge house

Bartlett Rev. Pemberton Ricardo Harrison (vicar)

Barton Mrs., South view

Blunt James, Essex cottage

Creeth Frank, Lodwell cottage

Davenport Capt. S., Godshill park

Guy Henry Rosedene, Sandford

Hollis Walter, Bridge cottage

Langdon Herbert, Lower Elliotts

Ratcliffe Mrs., Vicarage

Spartali Michael, Sandford house

Strange William Henry, The Hollies

Attrill Francis, farmer, Dean farm

Bayley Wilfred, farmer, Godshill Park farm

Beeden Samuel, miller (water), Bridgecourt mill

Boulton Richard, Griffin inn

Brading Henry, farmer, Stenbury farm

Butcher Frederick, farmer, Bleak Down farm

Callaway John, horse trainer

Cheek Henry, farmer, Millbrook house

Chiverton William, dairyman, Upper Elliotts

Cole Fanny & Elizabeth (Misses), dairy

Cole James Edward, dairyman, Park wall

Coster William, farmer, Upper Appleford

Creeth Frank, farmer, Godshill farm

Crook John, grocer, & post office

Daniel Edwin, assistant overseer & assessor of income tax, School house

Daniel Mrs., mistress Godshill County 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 120 children; average attendance 78; supported in part by endowment of about 37GBP yearly under a scheme of the Charity Commissioners, as an evening school or for the foundation of scholarships.

Free Library (Edwin Daniel, hon. Librarian)

Godshill Conservative Club (E.H. Langdon, hon. sec.)

Godshill Horticultural Society (E. Daniel, hon. sec.), School house

Godshill Liberal Club (O.A. Hayles, hon. sec.), Sainham

Godshill Rifle Club (F.R. Rowson, hon. sec.), Montrose

Griffin James, boot & shoe maker

Guy Maurice, mason

Hayden Edward, mason, Tyne cottage

Hayles Edwin, farmer, Span farm

Hayles Oliver, farmer, Pegham farm

Hills William, carpenter, Sandford

Hinton Hilton, dairy, Appuldurcombe

Hollis Adelaide (Miss), assistant teacher Godshill County 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 120 children; average attendance 78; supported in part by endowment of about 37GBP yearly under a scheme of the Charity Commissioners, as an evening school or for the foundation of scholarships.

Hollis Herbert, farmer, Holden farm

Hollis Minnie (Mrs.), farmer, Upper Colcoppice & Appleford farms

Hollis Samuel, farmer, Callaway's farm

Hollis Thomas, dairy farmer, Lavender's farm

Humby Harry, Bell inn

Kemp Frederick, farmer, Bridge Court

Kingswell Janet (Miss), shopkeeper, Roud

Lacey Albert, dairy farmer, Baycroft farm & farmer, Froghill farm

Leal Ellen (Mrs.) & Louisa (Miss), bakers