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Kelly's Directory, Derbyshire, 1891> This page |
| New Brampton, Derbyshire (with Holymoorside) |
| 19th Century Derbyshire Directory Transcripts |
| From: Kelly's Directory of the Counties of Derby, Notts, Leicester and Rutland pub. London (May, 1891) - pp.57-59 |
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| ST. THOMAS', NEW BRAMPTON, is an extensive
ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1832 from that of Brampton and Chesterfield,
including HOLYMOORSIDE, WALTON and part of NEWBOLD. The parish includes
an area of about 5 miles by 3 on the borders of Chesterfield, and
is on the river Hipper, in the Chesterfield division of the county,
Scarsdale hundred, union, petty sessional division and county court
district of Chesterfield, rural deanery of Chesterfield, archdeaconry
of Derby and diocese or Southwell. Brampton and Walton are governed
by a local board of 12 members, formed 5 March, 1875. The Chesterfield
Tramway Co. run cars here from Chesterfield every 20 minutes. The
parish is lighted with gas and supplied with water by the Chesterfield
Water Works and Gas Light Co. The church of St. Thomas, erected in
1831, is a building of stone, consisting of chancel, nave and a western
tower surmounted by four pinnacles and containing one bell: there
are marble tablets to the Rev. Matson Vincent M.A. and the Rev. John
Berridge Jebb M.A. first and second incumbents of this parish: a new
chancel is now (1890) in course of erection, at a cost of £1,100
: the church contains 1,600 sittings, half of which are free. The
register dates from the year 1831. The living was declared a rectory
16 Aug. 1867, average tithe rent-charge £210, net yearly value
£250, in the gift of the Bishop of Southwell, and held since
1889 by the Rev. Edward Starkie Shuttleworth M.A. of St. Mary Hall,
Oxford. There is a Congregational chapel, erected in 1873 and enlarged
in 1877, at a cost or £2,700, with sittings for 480 persons.
The Wesleyan chapel was built in 1827, and enlarged in 1848 to seat
130. There are two Primitive Methodist chapels, one of which, enlarged
in 1866, will seat 200, and the other, built in 1871, has sittings
for 300. There is a Working Men's Institute and Museum, and several
large factories for brown earthenware and stone bottles, cotton wick,
chip boxes, pot moulds, lint, fire-bricks and needles, besides a brewery,
iron foundries and chemical works. The neighbourhood abounds with
coal and ironstone. The Duke of Devonshire K.G. who is lord of the
manor, Sir G. R. Sitwell bart. J.P. of Renishaw Hall, and Bernard
Lucas esq. are the principal landowners. The soil is clay ; subsoil,
clay. The chief crops are wheat and oats. The population of the parish
in 1861 was 5,259, and in 1881 was 7,251. Parish Clerk, Arthur Gibbons. HOLYMOORSIDE is situated on the river Hipper, 2 miles south-west: here is a mission church and Congregational and Primitive Methodist chapels: there is also a Working Men's Institute and a sewing-cotton factory. POST, M. O. & T. O., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.- Charles Frederick Margereson, postmaster. Letters received from Chesterfield at 7 a.m. & 2, 5.30 & 8.30 p.m. ; dispatched at 8.30 & 10.40 a.m. 12 noon & 3.25, 6.30 & 10 p.m POST & M. O. O., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, Holymoorside.-Mrs. Elizabeth Furniss, receiver. Letters arrive from Chesterfield at 8 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.15 p.m. WALL LETTER BOXES, Little Common, cleared at 6.25 p m. & Brookside, Chatsworth road, cleared at 8.45 a.m. & 9-45 p.m. ; no sunday collections. The nearest telegraph office is at New Brampton LOCAL BOARD. Meetings are held at the Board School office the 3rd wednesday in each month, at 2.30 in the winter & 4.30 in the summer. Treasurer, John Naylor, Market place, Chesterfield Clerk, Silvester Edward Swaffield, Chesterfield Medical Officer of Health, William Sandham Symes L.K.Q.C.P. Irel. St. Mary's gate, Chesterfield Surveyor & Inspector of Nuisances, Alfred Cupit, Chatsworth road SCHOOLS. A School Board of 7 members was formed in 1876; William Tom Jones, clerk to the board ; Samuel Haslam, treasurer & school board officer Board, erected in 1877, at a cost, inclusive of site & including Old Brampton Board School, of £8,500, for 800 children ; average attendance, 214 boys, 183 girls & 194 infants ; George Price, master ; Charles Childs, George Presky & George Hallows, assistant masters ; Miss Eliza Clayburn, mistress ; Miss Jane Briggs, Miss Mary Pearson & Miss Martha Eyre, assistant mistresses ; Miss Rogers, infants' mistress ; Miss Kate Clarke, assistant mistress Board, Holymoorside, erected in 1874 by Messrs. Manlove & Sons, who sold it to the School Board ; it will hold 200 children ; average attendance, 48 boys, 43 girls & 32 infants ; Harry Sturgess, master; Mrs. Sturgess, assistant mistress ; Miss Lizzie Keeling, infants' mistress National (mixed), erected about 1830 & enlarged in 1868 & 1885, for 290 children & 90 infants ; average attendance, 224 & 90 infants ; Lewis Firth Shaw, master ; Mrs. Marie Shaw, mistress ; Mrs. Louisa E. Peck & Marian England, assistant mistresses New Brampton. PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Ashmore Joseph, Chatsworth road Asquith James William, Ivy cottages Auber Rev. Charles St. Lo. [Curate] Ash mount, Old road Beresford John, Old Hall road Blackshaw Rev. Samuel [Primitive Methodist], Elm villa, Old road Bothamley Charles B. Netherwood Brown Miss, Old Hall road Chandler Philip Henry, Fairfield house Clarke Miss, West end Crow Harry, Ivy cottages Davies Dixon Henry, Longlands Douglas Bowery, The Cottage Foster Theodore, Elm lodge Gascoigne Rev. John [Cong.], Old road Goodfellow James Anderson M.B. C.M. Ash lodge, Old road Gosling John Hall, Brampton house Greaves Abraham, Rye hill Greaves Thomas, Somersall hall Gregory John Henry, West end Gregory Mrs. Rose cottage Gregory Samuel, West end Hall Mrs. Ash Tree house Haslam Thomas, Victoria cottage Holmes Godfrey B. Cherry Tree cottage Irving Mrs. Over moor Kent Henry, Wheatbridge road Knowles Matthew Henry, Highfield ho Manlove Joseph Ernest, Belmont Manlove William Melland, Belmont Marshall Mrs. Storrs road Mason Charles, Rose cottage May Godfrey, Orchard cottage Parker Mrs. Holly house Parson James, Beech house Pearson James, Manor house Pidgeon Mrs. Old Hall road Plowright Henry, Ivy cottage Robinson Edward Gall, Beechwood cot Robinson William Bradbury, Field ho Rooth Mrs. Bridge house Shuttleworth Rev. Edward Starkie M.A. The Rectory Surplice Amelius, Britannia villa Twigg Miss, Oak cottage, Storrs lane COMMERCIAL. Addy John, farm bailiff to Mr. W. Toplis, Rufford house Allcroft Jos. Crispin inn, Ashgate road Allen Charles, shopkeeper, Victoria st Allen Job, chimney sweep, Little corn Ashmore Jos. collry. propr. Chatswrth rd Ashton Geo. plasterer, Chatsworth rd Bailey Mary (Mrs.), marine store dealer, Hipper street Baker John William, hairdresser & news agent, Chatsworth road Bargh Edwin, beer ret. Wheatbridge rd Barker Pottery Co. brown earthenware manufacturers Barker Wm. Forrest, greengro. Chatswth rd Beetham Wm. shopkeep. Chatsworth rd Bennett Lydia (Mrs.), shopkr. Victoria st Bennett Thos. shopkeeper, Storrs road Bestwick Emma (Mrs.), cowkeeper & shopkeeper, Chatsworth road Bestwick Jn. Hy. butcher, Chatsworth rd Higgin Norman, shopkpr. Chatsworth rd Bingham Albert Charles, commercial traveller, Cross street Blair John, colliery proprietor, Old rd Bonsall George, farmer, Loads head Booker David, shopkeeper, Cross street Botham Jn. Drabble, farmr. Lea greave Botham William, farmer & auctioneer, Lonnsley green Bott James, shopkeeper, Chatsworth rd Bower Charles, farmer, Chatsworth rd Bower Christr. cab propr. Chatsworth rd Bower Edwd. shopkpr. Chatsworth rd Bower Frank, butcher Bower Jas. pork butchr. Chatsworth rd Bower John, cab proprietor Bower William, cab proprietor Bradley Edwd. greengro. Chatsworth rd Bradley John, grocer, Chatsworth road Bradshaw Joseph, shopkpr. Over moor BRAMPTON BREWERY CO. (THE) (William Charlsworth, manager) Briddon Wm. butcher, Chatsworth rd Brocklehurst Sl. draper, Chatsworth rd Burton Ben. grocr. provisn. dlr. & frmr Camamile Jn. plasterer, Wheatbridge rd Caulin John, tailor, Brookside Cantrill Hy. Barrel inn, Chatsworth rd Clark Richard D'Arcy, butcher Clarke & Wrigley, enginrs. & iron fndrs Clarke Frederick, blacksmith Clarke Hy. F. pork butchr. Chatsworth rd Clarke Saml. beer retlr. Chatsworth rd Clayden Danl. pork btchr. Chatsworth rd Clayton Ann (Mrs.), grngro. Chatsworth rd Clayton Thos. farmer, Washhouse farm Coates Wm. joinr. & buildr. Chatsworth rd Cook John, hairdresser, Chatsworth rd Cook Walter, insurance agent Cooper Francis, grocer, Chatsworth rd Cox John, upholsterer Cupit Alfred, chemist, surveyor & inspector of nuisances, Chatsworth rd Cutting Chas. Griffin inn, Wheatbrdg. rd Cutting Geo. shopkpr. Chatsworth rd Cutting Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer, Chatsworth road Dicken Robt. farmr. Nether Chander hl Dodd Thos. marine store dlr. Stone row Dolman Hy. co. ct. bailiff, Ashgate rd Dunk George, butcher Elliott Fras. beer retlr. Chatsworth rd Ellis Edwd. hardware dlr. Chatsworth rd Eyre John, butcher Eyre Robert, butcher, Chatsworth road Finning John, beer retailer, Victoria st French Jn. pawnbrokr. Chatsworth rd Gascoigne Aaron, farmer, Wasp nest Gaunt Geo. Edwd. frmr.& btchr. Lit.com Gaunt Henry, butcher Gaunt John. Henry, teacher of music George Frederic, pork butcher Gibbons Hy. who. gIass & china dlr. Old rd Gibbons John, shopkeeper Goodlfellow James Anderson M.B., C.M. physician & surgeon, Ash Idg. Old rd Gothard John & Sons, coal, coke, lime & salt merchants Graham Henry, joiner, Cross street Green Mark, painter, Old road Gregory Wm. Red Lion P.H. Chatswrth rd Hadfield Ernst. pork btchr. Chatsworth rd Hadfield William, farmer Harris Eliza (Mrs.), beer retailer Haslam Samuel, stationer Hattersley Edward, joiner, Barker lane Hay Isaac, miller & corn & flour merchant & grocer & provisn. dlr. Old rd Hewitt Eliza (Miss), draper Hill John, grocer, Chatsworth road Hodkin Henry, farmer Hollins George, Bold Rodney P.H. Wheatbridge road Holmes Jonas, farmer, Upper moor Holmes Wm. Anthony, florist, Storrs rd Hopkinson Matthew, farmer, Lea greave Hoskin Samuel, cowkeeper, Over moor Hoskin Thomas, butcher, Walton road Howard Geo. A. baker, Chatsworth rd Howkins Joseph, grocr. Chatsworth rd Ibberson Alfd. hair dressr. Chatsworth rd Jackson Christr. saddler, Chatsworth rd Johnson Samuel, tinplate worker, Chatsworth road Jordon Rd. fish curer, Wheatbridge rd Kay Abraham, cowkeeper, Over moor Kent Henry &Co. wire drawers & manufacturer & wholesale haberdashers KNOWLES MATTHEW & SON, brown earthenware & stone bottle manufrs Knowles John, beer retailer Lane Chas. F. insurance agt. Old Hall rd Lane Sarah E. (Miss), dress maker, Old Hall road Lennard Joseph, shopkeeper & draper, Chatsworth road Lenthall Jas. farmer, Yew Tree ho. Old rd Lenthall John, Britannia P.H. Old Hall rd Lenthall Thos. joiner & shopkpr. Old rd Longden Francis, provisn. dealr. Tap la Lowe S. & Sons, brown earthenware manufacturers Lowe William, shoe maker, Cross street Ludlam John, farmer, Brookside farm Margereson Charles Frederick F.S.I. auctioneer & valuer, Post office Marsden Chas. builder & cabinet makr Marsden William, Old Pheasant P.H. Chatsworth road Marsh Richard, shopkeeper Marshman Jas. shopkr. Chatsworth rd May Samuel, builder, Chatsworth road Millward Ellen (Miss), shopkr. Factory st Milsom Chas. beer ret. Chatsworth rd Moorby Henry, rate collector, West end Morris William, shopkeeper, Old road Mottram Thos. farmer, Summersall frm National Telephone Co. Lim. (exchange & call office) (Jn. Roberts, inspector), Chatsworth road Newbery Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Chatsworth road Nichols Chas. shopkeepr. Chatsworth rd Norman Benj. A. beer retailer, Old road Parker John William, brewers' agent, Chatsworth road Parsons Alfd. Thos. grocer & beer retailr Parsons Benjamin, provision dealer Parsons Hy. shopkeeper, Chatsworth rd ParsonsJn. smallwr. dlr. Chatsworth rd Pearson James, brown earthenware manufr. Oldfield & London potteries, & colliery proprietor Pearson William, butcher Potter James, farmer, Hallcliff Proud Edward, boot & shoe maker, Chatsworth road Randall Frederick, mineral water manufacturer & fishmonger Randall William, grocer, Chatsworth rd Rawson Alfd. Pinder, shopkeeper, Old rd Redfern Samuel, shopkpr. Chatsworth rd Renshaw Thomas B. grocer & provision dealer, Chatsworth road Robinson & Sons, manufacturers of surgeons' lint, cotton wool & bandages, cardboard, willow & turned wood pill boxes &c. Wheat Bridge mills & Holmebrook works. See advt Robinson Agabus Raynor, farmer, Upper Chander hill Rodgers Walter, shopkpr. Chatsworth rd Roe Chas. boot & shoe ma. Chatsworth rd Sadler James, beer retlr. Chatsworth rd Salt James, pot mould manufacturer & grocer, Chatsworth road Saunders C. J. & Co. coal merchants, Chatsworth road Scott Henry, plumber, Chatsworth rd Scott Thomas, butcher, Chatsworth rd Shaw Emma (Miss), dress maker, Rose Bank terrace Shaw Robert, joiner, Chatsworth road Simpson Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Chatsworth road Simpson Sarah (Mrs.), nail maker, Wheatbridge road Smith Charles, boot ma. Chatsworth rd Smith Peter, farmer, Ashgate road Smith Sarah (Mrs.), gen. brokr. Bank t Social Club (Charles Chapman, sec) Stearn Henry, farmer, Rufford Stoppard Abrhm. butchr. Chatsworth rd Stoppard Wm. Grouse inn, Chatsworth rd Swain Benj. farmer, Fox brook house Swain Saml. beer retailr. Chatsworth rd Taylor Fredk. butcher, Chatsworth Thompson James, tinplate worker, Chatsworth road Turner Mary (Miss), farmer Wall Easop baker, Chatsworth road Wardle Jos. grocer, butcher & farmer, Victoria street Watts Alfred, beer retailer & blacksmith, Chatsworth road Webster Jas. beer retailr. Chatsworth rd Wheatcroft Sl. stone masn. Chatsworth rd Whetton Geo. butcher, Chatsworth rd Widdeson Charles, beer retailer, Old rd Woodroffe George John, cabinet maker, Chatsworth road Working Men's Institute & Museum (John Hoskin, hon. sec) Wright Edward & Co. brown earthenware manufrs. Wheat Bridge pottery Wright John, cowkeeper, Over Moor Wrigley Annie Elizabeth (Miss), grocer & draper, Chatsworth road Wrigley Wm. grocer, Chatsworth road Yorkshire Penny Bank (branch) (B. Douglas, hon. sec.), Museum Holymoorside. Butler James, Brook house Swaffield Silvester Edward COMMERCIAL Boler Francis, farmer, Nether loads Boler Stephen, butcher Bonsall Peter, blacksmith BonsaIl Peter, farmer, Nether loads Bonsall Richard, farmer Brown George, farmer, Woodhead farm Brown Joseph, grocer Buckley Edward, farmer Clayton Thomas, farmer Dronfield George, farmer Evans Alfred, farmer Fisher James, cowkeeper Furniss Eliz. (Mrs.), grocer, & post office Hardwick Robert, farmer, Doghole lodge Haresnape Albert, carter Hartley George, wheelwright Haythorn Caroline (Miss), shopkeeper Hawksworth Henry, farmer Heath Frank, farmer Heath Samuel, farmer Hopkinson Geo. joiner & wheelwright Hopkinson Thomas, farmer, Loads Jackson George, farmer Manlove Simeon & Sons, sewing cotton manufacturers Massey Henry, farmer Massey Samuel, farmer Shemwell William Thomas, butcher Turner Christopher, farmer, The Loads Turner George, farmer, Cathole hill Turner Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer Vickers Arthur, farmer, Loads Walker William, Bull's Head P.H Watkinson Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper Watts Albert, butcher Wigley John, mill manager Wilcockson Sarah (Mrs.), Old Star P. H. Loads Wilcockson Walter, beer retailer Working Men's Institute (William Clayburn, sec) [End of transcript. Spelling, case and punctuation are as they appear in the Directory.]
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