Carisbrooke - Kelly 1898 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 3

Lock John, farmer, Priory farm

Long Frank William, grocer & baker

Long John Thomas, miller (water)

Manning James Luxton, farmer, Alvington farm

Marsh John, Alvington farm

Mearman James, farmer, Champion farm

Mew Thomas Parker, farmer, White house

Morris Edward, Plash farm

Newport Borough Waterworks (John William Way, manager)

Peake Maria (Mrs.), refreshment rooms

Peck Charles, Castle hotel

Penton George, apartments, Clifton villa

Pierce Benjamin, refreshment house

Plucknett Charles, farmer, Rowridge farm

Rann Charles Henry, dairyman, Gunville

Redstone Frank Carter, grocer

Reynolds Frederick, school attendance officer, Castle street

Reynolds George, farmer, Park Green farm

Rice James, farmer, New park

Rice Mary Emma (Mrs.), Pole Close farm

Rice William. dairyman, Gunville

Russell Henry, carpenter, Bowcombe

Sanders Benjamin, market gardener

Stark Joseph, farmer, Frogland

Taylor George Henry, laundry, Gunville

Taylor Miss Jessie, infants' mistress, Board School, Parkhurst, Hunny hill; built in 1896 for 370 children; average attendance 172 boys and girls, 90 infants.

Tosdevin Charles, wheelwright

Tosdevin Sarah (Mrs.), dress maker

Truckel George, grocer

Turner Charles, dairyman

Turner Frank, market gardener

Turner William, market gardener

Wadley Alfred William, inland revenue officer, Airlee villa

Wakeham William Tudor, Waverley hotel

Warder Frederick, Idlecombe farm

Way John William, manager Newport water works

Way Miss Jessie, teacher, Infants' Voluntary Parochial School; built in 1839 for 80 children, enlarged in 1893 for 110; average attendance 96.