Haven Street - Kelly 1911 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 1

(Some road names have changed over the years, see this document for some further info.)

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Arreton - Haven Street, Private

Boyce Caleb, Osborne view

James Miss, Providence cottage

Lake George Worman, Meadow croft,

Roberts Rev, Arthur Charles M.A. (vicar), Vicarage

Wilford Henry, Upland view

Arreton - Haven Street, Commercial

Brown Alfred, farmer, Guildford farm

Bullock James Thomas, carpenter

Cheverton Albert, dairyman

Deadman, Frederick, station master

Fleming Mark, blacksmith

Hayden Alfred, farmer, Pondcast farm

Hayden George, carpenter & joiner, Hill cottage

James Sidney, market gardener

Jordan, Miss Catherine Matilda, School-mistress; Council School (mixed) built for 130 children, average attendance 55.

Lipscombe George Ernest, grocer, post office

Lipscombe George, market gardener

Longford Institute (Arthur Talbot Gomme, manager)

Miles William Edward, White Hart P.H.

Millmore George, dairy farmer, Great Briddlesford

Newman Leonard, dairyman

Read James, baker

Russell Herbbert James, farmer, Leopard's farm

Russell Walter, farmer, Gatehouse farm

Salmon William, dairyman

Wendes Tom, coal dealer

Wilkins John, boarding house, Longford house

Wilsted George, farmer Coppidhall

Arreton - Haven Street, Civic

A hamlet formed in 1853 out of the parishes of Arreton and Ryde

Station on the Ryde - Newport - Cowes railway

Station master - Frederick Deadman

Church of St. Peter, built 1852, sittings of 135

Weslsyan Chapel

Longford Institute, erected at a cost of 2,500 GBP by John Rylands, esq.

Sexton, James Gray

Post & Telegraph Office, George Ernest Lipscombe, sub-postmaster

School - Coucil (mixed), built for 130 children ; average attendance 55 ; Miss Catherine Matilda Jordan, mistress

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