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

Morgan Robert, farmer, Bathingbourne

Morris Daniel M., builder

Morris Frederick, farmer, Sheepwash

Morris Thomas Henry, farmer, Redhill farm

Nash William Joseph, farmer, Lessland

Nobbs Jane E. (Mrs.), farmer, Bagwich

Payne Clement, dairyman, Lower Bohemia

Phillips Harry Alfred, station master, Railway station

Reynolds William, baker

Ridley Francis, farmer, Rew farm

Ringer Emily (Mrs.), farmer, Hart's farm

Rolfe Frank, farmer, Kennerley farm

Rolfe Frederick, farmer, Upper Yard farm

Rolfe George, farmer, Lower Yard farm

Rolfe Jesse, gravel contractor, Bleakdown

Rowson John, blacksmith & coal merchant

Scovell Edward, farmer, New Barn farm

Sutton Kate (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.

Wakeham Harold, farmer, Sibdown farm

Winter Charles, market gardener

York Thomas, registrar of births & deaths, relieving & vaccination officer & collector to the guardians, Godshill district, Church square

Young James, farmer, Fairfields

Hills Henry J., Cypress villa

Squibb Jeremiah, Dolcroft

Withers Charles, The Cottage

Clarkson Annie (Mrs), mistress Rookley Elementary School; built for 120 children, average attendance 70; built and supported by the late Mr. John Woodward who left 20GBP a year, now reduced to 6GBP.

Eastment John, blacksmith

Gulliver William Samuel, builder

Hayward Edward, dairyman, Malthouse

Hillier William, farmer, Rookley farm

Morris Eliza Ann (Mrs.), grocer

Morris James Ward, carpenter

Reynolds Mary (Mrs.), Chequers inn

Ringer Henry, farmer, Lake farm