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East Bergholt is in the
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East Bergholt 1855 Whites Directory &
Whites 1855 People
East Bergholt in the 1879 Kellys Directory
East Bergholt is a parish, small town and polling place for the eastern
division of the county, Samford Hundred and union, situated near the north
bank of the navigable river Stour, 2 miles west from Manningtree station, 61
from London, 6 south east from Hadleigh and 9� south west from Ipswich.
The church of St Mary is in the perpendicular style; its tower was never
finished, dated 1522. The population in 1871 was 1,320.
Post Office - Miss R Blyth, postmistress.
Insurance Agents:-
Liverpool & London & Globe - H Folkard
Sun Fire & Life, W S Calvert
Police Station, John Hubbard
Assessor, Joseph Lott
Assistant Overseer & Collector, Wamule Wm Scogings
Schools :-
National (mixed, built in 1873), Charles Gedge, master; Misses S A Sage & E
Ball, assistant mistress
Carriers :-
William Beeston, to Colchester & Ipswich
James Neale, to Manningtree railway station
Private Residents
| Private Residents Barker Frank Sizer Butley Henry Crawtor Calvert Mrs Calvert William Sidney Chamberlain Mrs Cook Alfred John, Tufnells Cooper George Densham Mrs Eley Charles, Highland Lodge Everett Isaac, Riber Hall Garnham Abel Halford Charles Augustus D Harrison Mrs Hart Walter Lemon William |
Manning Frederick Mechleburgh Jacob Miller John Miller Miss Oakes Mrs Parker Miss Parker Thomas Peel Mrs, Highlands Rose Rev Ravenor Edward [Congregational] Waller The Misses Webb William Newman Wilson Capt. Fitzroy J.P. Ackworth house Woods Robert Woolley Rev Joseph D.D. [rector] Woolley Rev Jonathan William B.A. [curate] |
| Abbott William, boot & shoe maker Aldous John, carpenter & joiner Aldous John, Hare & Hounds, & carpenter Aldous Joseph, plumber etc Arnold Miss, day school Barker John, beer retailer Basket Robert, gardener Benneworth Walter, corn merchant & miller, Flatford mills Bloom John, saddler Boore Thomas, bricklayer Blyth Rebecca (Miss), fancy repository Calvert William Sidney, solicitor etc. Chisnall Charles, farmer Church John, carpenter & builder Conway Smith, gardener Cracknell William, carter Dorman Charles, shopkeeper Double James, Farm bailiff to David Wrist esq Dunage Samuel, shoe maker Finch Charles, farmer Folkard Henry, carpenter & beer retailer Folkard Thos, beer retailer, & shoe maker Goodwin Edwin, butcher Hart Charles, farmer Hearsum Alfred, White Horse Hearsum Samuel, farmer Heckford Chas, shoe maker Heckford Theophilus, cattle dealer Heckford Thomas, shoe maker Hicks Hannah (Mrs), grocer & draper |
Hynard William, gardener King George, saddler & harness maker Knights Henry, coal merchant Lamb Joseph, farmer Manning Frederick, surgeon Mansfield Caroline (Mrs), shopkeeper Martin Charles, farmer & landowner Martin William, farmer Mecklenburgh Mary (Mrs), shopkeeper Mecklenburgh Samuel, Kings Head Neale James, Red Lion, & licensed to let horses Neville Geo, blacksmith & wheelwright Nishett Thomas, inland revenue officer Peck John, cooper and basket maker Potto George, grocer & draper Pyett Sarah (Mrs), farmer Rampling Gifford, butcher Reynolds Charles, farmer Rogers John, threshing machine owner Rose William, poultry dealer Rudlin George, bricklayer Sage Stephen & Son, plumbers & glaziers St Mary's Abbey Convent Scogings Samuel William, newspaper reporter, assistant overseer, collector & parish surveyor Spencer Henry Abner, grocer etc Thompson Thos, agricultural impl owner Viall John, hair dresser Welham Robert, farmer White Samuel Beaumont & Harry, taioors Woollard Isaac, marine store dealer |