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

Seely Sir. Charles bart.D.L., J.P., Brook house

Shaw Rev. Courtnety Albert M.A. (rector)

Brown Lucy (Mrs.), farmer, Dunsbury & Compton farms

Bryson Andrew, farm bailiff to Sir Charles Seely bart., Brook farm

Cogger James William, apartments, Chine villa

Cook Frank, fishing pot & basket maker

Cook John, fisherman & second coxswain of life boat

Handley Esau, chief boatman, Coast Guard station

Hayter Robert, apartments, Brook villa

Hayter Roland, carrier

Hayter William, apartments, Chine villa

Hookey James, blacksmith

Hookey John, sexton

Hookey Thomas William, dairy farmer

Jacobs Benjamin, fisherman & coxswain of life boat

Johnson Harriet (Mrs.), laundress

Millmore Mary (Mrs.), carrier

Newbury Elizabeth (Mrs.), sub-postmistress

Newbury Henry, carpenter & wheelwright

Parish Reading Room (Robert Hayter, caretaker)

Tribbick William, head gardener to Sir Charles Seely bart., D.L., J.P.

Wheeler James, dairyman

White Frederick, Sun inn, Hulverstone

The church of St. Mary, distroyed by fire in 1863, rebuilt 1864, at a cost of 1,575 GBP

HULVERSTONE and part of BROOK GREEN were transferred to this parish from Shalfleet, March 24, 1889, by Local Government Board Order 22, 428

On Brook Green is a station of the Royal National Lofe Boat Institution

Sexton : John Hookey

Post Office - Mrs. Elizabeth Newbery, sub-postmistress

Coast Guard Station, Esau Handley, chief boatman in charge, & 5 men

Elementary School (mixed), for the parishes of Brook & Mottistone ; the building, formerly a barn, was converted into a school about 1870, and enlarged in 1895, for 160 children ; average attendance 67 ; new class rooms and a playground were added in 1895 at the expense of Sir Charles Seely bart. ; Miss Clara Reid, mistress

Carriers to Newport - Roland Hayter, sat. ; Mrs. Mary Millmore, every day (thurs. and sun. excepted)