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Melvilles 1858 Directory of Kent.
Melvilles 1858 Directory of Kent.
Wingham Public Houses
WINGHAM is a considerable village, six miles east from Canterbury, and 62 from
London, situated on a small brook, and on the road from Canterbury to Sandwich,
in the lathe of St. Augustine, hundred of its own name, and Union of Eastry. It
was once a market-town, but has long since fallen into disuse. The church of St.
Mary is an old, commodious, and well-built edifice, with a lofty steeple. The
living is a perpetual curacy, in the patronage of the Archbishop of Canterbury.
The population, in 1851, was 1083. Danbridge is half a mile east; Matherless,
half a mile S.E.; Dane
Park, one mile south; Bramling, one mile S.W.; Chitterling, one mile N.E.
POST-OFFICE - George Drury, Postmaster. Money Orders are granted and paid at
this Office.
GENTRY.
Doughty, Mrs.
Harris, Mr. Clement
Manger, Mr. Thomas
Mount, R. M., Esq.
Rigden, Mr., John Matson
Sim, Rev. Henry
Sutton, Mrs
Seward, Charles, Esq
Waller, Rev. Thomas, Independent
TRADERS.
Allsworth, William Joseph, grocer and tailor Andrews, George, Anchor Andrews, Henry, butcher Branford, William, plumber and glazier Bushel, Thomas Tomlin, corn and hopfactor Chapman, John, miller Cart, Henry, hairdresser Chandler, Thomas, registrar of births and deaths for Wingham division Coleman, Jesse, linen draper Cornwell, Thomas, shoemaker Crothall, John. builder and brickmaker Davis, Thomas, carpenter Dadds, James, farmer Deverson, Richard T., musician Deverson, Daniel, farmer Denne, George and John, tailors Denne, James, plumber and glazier Drury, George, ironmonger Elgar, Mrs. Ann, farmer Elgar, John, farmer, Wingham Court Elgar, James, farmer and valuer Elgar, John, farmer and market gardener Elgar, Richard, farmer Fostall and Son, saddlers Fyles, John, carrier Harris, George, cooper Harris, Mrs. Mary, baker Hills, John, baker Holness, Robert, farmer Howard, Frederick, grocer and baker Hovell, Charles, surgeon Hudson, Henry and Son, plumbers and glaziers Hudson, Frederick, grocer Jefferey, James, watch and clock maker Kendall, Frederick, boot and shoe maker |
Kendall, Stephen, market gardener Larkin, William, linen weaver and twine spinner Laslett, Anthony, farmer Laslett, Leonard, farmer Linscol, John, shoemaker Lawson, Robert, grocer and wheelwright Lawrence, Edward, farmer Martin, Robert Best, shoemaker Matson, Robert, farmer and seedsman Mepsted, Edward, farmer Minter, Robert, farmer Minter, William, farmer Newington, Collins, shoemaker Pearce, Thomas, watchmaker Pettitt, Thomas, carpenter and shoemaker Phillips, Henry, beer retailer, Ship Pyner, Edward, farmer Pyner, William, miller Sankey, Frederick Harvey, surgeon Seath, John, carpenter Sells, Robert, chemist and stationer Skey, William Richard, grocer Sutton, Richard, Dog Sweetlove, John, millwright, blackmsith and wheelwright Teall, Stephen, farmer Toogood, Nicholas, builder Tucker, Edmund, beer retailer Twiddy, Miss Mary Ann, infant school West, James, blacksmith White, Harriet, Red Lion inn and commercial house |