History of Woodford in 1863 Whites Directory

Residents & Commercial Traders in Woodford 1863

Those marked 1 are at Buckhurst hill; 2, at Woodford Bridge; 3, at Woodford Wells; 4, Woodford Green; 5, Chingford road or lane; 6, George lane ; 7, Grove hill; 8, Hall lane ; 9, Snakes lane ; 10, Salway Hill; and 11, in Whitehall road. POST OFFICES at Mr. Thomas Liddle's, in Woodford village ; and at Miss Eliz, Hoye's, Woodford Green, Money Orders are granted and paid at both offices, where there are also Sayings' Banks. They are in the
London North-Eastern Suburban District Delivery, and letters are despatched four times a day. There is a sub post-office at Woodford Bridge.

Many of those without trades or professions attached to their names have places of business in London.

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