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Melvilles 1858 Directory of Kent.
Public Houses in Wateringbury
Melvilles 1858 Directory of Kent.
WATERINGBURY is a large village, five miles and a half west of Maidatone, in the
lathe of Aylesford, Twyford hundred, and Malling union; and has a station on the
Maidstone branch of railway. The church is a handsome gothic building. The
living is a vicarage, in the patronage of the Dean and Chapter of Rochester, and
incumbency of the Rev. Henry Stevens, M.A. The population in 1851 was 1,310. Bow
Bridge is on the Medway. Wateringbury Cross adjoins the village. Lillyhoo had,
in 1851, 43 inhabitants.
POST-OFFICE. - Robert Jude, Postmaster. Letters are received through, Maidstone,
GGENTRY.
| Allchin, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, William, Esq., Wateringbury House Lancaster, Miss Sarah , Earl, Rev. Robert, M.A. Evans, Robert M., Esq. Hyland, Mrs. |
King John, Esq. Lancaster, Mrs. Mary Leney, Charles, Esq., Wateringbury Lodge Lucas, Samuel Lancaster, Esq., the Lodge Stevens, Rev. Henry, M.A. |
TRADERS.
| Allwork, Henry, grocer and draper Anderson, John, shoemaker Beadle, John, timber merchant Beadle, William, beer retailer, Poison Well Boorman, David, Duke's Head Inn Bootman, William, butcher Bray, James, veterinary surgeon Bridge, Henry, bricklayer Cooke, Thomas, grocer Cripps, George, boot and shoe maker Dray, James, fancy repository Eversfield, Richard and John, grocers and drapers Featherstone, William, shoemaker and constable Fremlin, James, millet and farmer Gibbon, Miles, grocer Goodwin, Edward, farmer Gould, Henry, surgeon Goss, Thomas, plumber and glazier Hall, George, stone mason Hammond, John, farmer Harris, Richard, butcher Harris, John, saddle and harness maker Harrison, Richard, wheelwright Hill, John, beer retailer, Poison well |
Hodge, John, farmer and carpenter Holder, John, beer retailer Hopkins, Mrs. ladies' school Jackson, Thomas, North Pole Inn Jessup, Mrs. Mary, baker Jude, J. B., farmer Jude, John Beale, maltster and brewer Jude, Robert, postmaster Jukes, William, brazier King, John, agent to the Royal Exchange Fire and Life Office Lewrenee, Thomas, beer retailer Lee, John, brickmaker and farmer Leney, Charles and Frederick, brewers and maltsters Luxford, Thomas, blacksmith Luther, Elijah, King's Head Marshall, William, farmer Ongley, William, farmer Ongley, Charles, tailor Perrings, John, carpenter Shepherd, Henry, blacksmith Small, George G., station master Smith, Thomas, grocer Spencer, Abraham, farmer Weston, Philip, baker Willcock, Thomas, farmer |
