Oakfield - Kelly 1911 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 3

Brading Samuel, apartments, Dulce Domum, High Park road

Brading Thomas, builder, Stanley, High Park road

Brown George, Oakfield inn, St. John's hill

Butler George, basket maker, 1 Weymouth villas, Marlborough road, High Park

Calley Barton, shopkeeper, School street

Cook Alfred, baker & grocer, 37 High street

Coombes Alfred Henry, insurance agent, 7 Victoria crescent, High Park

Cooper William, joiner, Preston road, High Park

Dallimore Walter, baker, Malborough road, High Park

Davy Elizabeth (Miss), apartments, Ashley house, Marlborough road, High Park

Death & Son, grocers, Marlborough road, High Park

Dixon John R., master, St. John's Oakfield Elementary school built in 1878 and since enlarged for 150 boys, 136 infants; average attendance 149 boys, 134 infants.

Dunning Frederick, florist, Marlborough villa, Marlborough road, High Park

Gale Albert, butcher, Wilmington house, St. John's hill

Gallienne George, Plumber & painter, 3 Gladstone cottages, Hope road, Elmfield

Gape Frederick James, butcher, St. John's Hill

Gatrall James Henry, boot maker, Marlborough road, High Park

Grist Mrs., livery stables & shopkeeper, Marlborough road, High Park

Hale Harry, builder, 1 High Park square

Hobgen William Henry, watch repairer, High street

Horsford Abraham, farmer, Great Preston road, High Park

Horsford Abraham, grocer, High street

Hosking J.T. & Sons, fruit growers, The Gardens, Apley towers

James George, builder, Ivanhoe, High Park road

Jones Frederick, farmer, Apley farm, St. John's

Jones William, farmer Westridge farm, Hope road, Elmfield

Keynes William shopkeeper, 1 St. John's Hill

King Mary Ann (Mrs.), laundress, Somerset road, High Park

Kingswell Frederick Arthur, boot maker, 12 Hope road, Elmfield

Langden William, shopkeeper, 9 High street

Mather Mrs. Eliza J., infants' mistress, St. John's Oakfield Elementary school built in 1878 and since enlarged for 150 boys, 136 infants; average attendance 149 boys, 134 infants.

Matthews Miss Fanny, mistress, Gassiot Elementary school, built in 1878 for 180 children; average attendance 135.

Mew George, butcher, Marlborough road, High Park

Midlane Emma (Mrs.), laundress, 7 High Park square

Moore Tom Oldbury, Lake Superior P.H., Marlborough road, High Park

Nash Henry, coal dealer, Rosetta cottage, Somerset road, High Park

Newham Maud & Florence (Misses), dress makers, Marlborough road, High Park

Niell Daniel, beer retailer & shopkeeperm 34 High street

Orchard Henry, shopkeeper, St. John's Hill

Osmond William Bevis, painter, Melchet cottage, Arundel road, High Park

Pearce William, cabinet maker, Marlborough road, High Park

Philpott (Richard William, M.A.) & Pugh (Charles John, M.A.), preparatory school for boys, Little Apley

Plumbley Alfred, market gardener, The Cottage, Westridge farm, Hope road, Elmfield

Pope Alice (Mrs.), dairy, Oak Green villa, St. John's Hill

Provident Association of London (Henry Osborn, supt.), St. John's Hill

Pugh Charles John M.A., preparatory school for boy, see Philpott & Pugh

Pursey Charles, surveyor to St. Helen's Urban District Council; Council offices, Somerset road, High Park

Rodwell Jethro Isaac, laundry, 6 & 7 High Park terrace

Scott Thomas William, Commercial inn, High street

Searle Alice (Mrs.), laundry, Marlborough road, High Park