Shalfleet - Harrod 1865 - Civic, Commercial and Private entries- Page 1

Cottle Rev. T., M.A., vicar, Ningwood

Dashwood Rev. Robert Lewis, curate of Shalfleet

Daw Mrs., Prospect place

Farnall Philip Elliott, Esq., Boldner

Marriner Rev. W., curate of Calbourne

Penethorne John, Esq., Hamstead

Way Mrs. Fanny, Dodpits house

Ablitt George, shopkeeper, Ningwood

Baker Henry, farmer, Ningwood

Baker James, shopkeeper, Newbridge

Baker John, farmer, Churchills

Biddlecombe James, cowkeeper, Luckets

Buckett William, shopkeeper, Ningwood

Buckler Fdward, baker

Chiverton Richard, farmer

Coate Alfred, farmer, Hamstead

Cooper Jacob, farmer, Lee

Cooper Benjamin, blacksmith, Wellow

Downes William, smith, Newbridge

Drake J., carrier and shopkeeper, Wellow

Fiander W., farmer, Eades farm

Frost T., Sun inn, Wellow

Good R., carpenter, Newbridge

Hillier W., farmer, Lower Watchingwell

Hills G., farmer, Chessell farm

Hollis Thomas, tailor, and post office receiving house

Lock Robert, farmer, Wellow farm

Lock Robert, sen., farmer, Sodom

Long Daniel, shopkeeper, Wellow

Marks James, carpenter, Ningwood

Morris Daniel, farmer

Paul G., farmer, Ningwood

Sergeant Mrs. Eliza, shopkeeper

Shotter W., New inn

Sinnett J., shoe maker

Trickett W., carpenter and wheelwright, Hulverstone

Wake Alfred, farmer, Hulverstone

Way Henry, farmer, Shalcombe

Wheeler William, farmer, Ningwood

Woodford Richard and Samuel, carpenters, Newbridge

Woodford Frank, farmer, Warland

Woodford J., registrar of births and deaths, and relieving officer for Calbourne district, Newbridge

SHALFLEET, a parish and village, in the West Medina liberty, distant 3 miles E. of Yarmouth.

The benefice is a discharged vicarage, in the patronage of the Lord Chancellor ; the Rev. Thomas Cottle, M.A. is the incumbent. The church is an ancient edifice, with north and south porch, the former containing some curious stone carving, nave, north aisle, chancel, and low square embattled tower and spire. Some of the windows bear the arms of Montacute, Earl of Salisbury, and Isabelle de Fortibus.

This parish is divided into three manors, Shalfleet, Ningwood, 1 1/2 mile W,, and Wellow, 2 S.W.; and contains 6,623 acres of stiff clay, sand and woodland.

Here are National schools.

Here are places of worship for Primitive Methodists and Baptists.

The population in 1861 was 1,196.

POSTAL REGULATIONS. - Thomas Hollis, receiver. Letters arrive from Yarmouth at 9 a.m., and are dispatched at 4.45 p.m. The nearest money-order office and post town is at Yarmouth.

Infant School, Newbridge, Mrs. Maria Thorn, mistress.