Beyton Public Houses & Beyton in
1865
Beyton in the 1879 Kellys Directory
Beyton (or Beighton) is a parish 1� miles south from Thurston station, 78 from
London by rail via Welnetham, and 92 via Thurston and Ipswich and 5� east by
south from Bury, in the Western division of the county, Thedwestry hundred, Stow
union. The church of All Saints is a flint stone building, rebuilt in 1854. The
register dates from 1539.
In 1871, the population was 363.
Parish clerk, George Cornish, who resides at Woolpit.
Post & Money Order Office - Jonas Ellis, sub-postmaster
A school Board was formed in 1875 & schools built for 72 children; Mrs Jane
Staney Wetherell, mistress.
Police Station - Baldwin, constable.
Private Residents
Cocksedge Mrs, the Grange
Corsbie John Corsbie Brown, Beyton house
Hawkins Rev Herbert Samuel M.A., Rectory
Mallows William James, Manor house
Mills James
Robinson Mrs
Roper Miss
Walpole Walter Thomas, Poplar house
Walpole Wm Sturman, Beyton lodge
Wretham George
Commercial
| Aldredge John, boot & shoe maker Austin Frederick, beer retailer Beyton Brewery Co, White Horse Inn, & brewers, maltsters, coal, timber & wine & spirit erchants (Oliver Laffin, manager) Clarke George, blacksmith Cocksedge Edward M L, farmer, The Grange Ellis Jonas, gardener Fakes Caroline (Miss), dress maker FitzSimon Justian S, inland revenue officer Goodram John, wheelwright Hart Oliver, wheelwright Hearn John & Son, corn merchants, millers & maltsters Hearn John, farmer Howe Walter, bricklayer Howlett William, shopkeeper |
Laflin Eliza (Mrs), dress maker Mainprice Mrs & Miss, school Mallows Wm James, farmer, Manor house Melton George, painter Mills James jun, butcher & cattle dealer Nobbs Samuel, farmer, Brook farm Olle Henry, Bear Inn Snell James C, saddler Snell William, baker Walpole William Sturman, solicitor Waylett George, pork butcher Waylett James, pig dealer Winter Charles, birch broom maker |