Sandown - Whites 1878 - - Page 8

White Misses Frances Ellen and Lavinia Caroline, dress-makers, Fort street Fort Street, in modern times, Avenue Road (today's Fort Street, was Fort Lane)

White James, Scripture reader, Mission hall, Fort street Fort Street, in modern times, Avenue Road (today's Fort Street, was Fort Lane)

White Joseph, foreman of Local Board, Leed street

White Robert, chief boatman in charge, Coast Guard station, Culver road

Widgery William James, Parochial School master, Broad lane Broad Lane, in modern times, The Broadway

Wild William, Melville street

Wiley Mr. John, Seacroft, Broad lane Broad Lane, in modern times, The Broadway

Williams George Edward, pork butcher, Wilkes road

Williams John, chimney sweeper, Fort lane Fort Lane, modern times, Fort Street

Williams Samuel, shoemaker, Fort lane Fort Lane, modern times, Fort Street

Witherington Mr., Pell street Pell Street - that part of Station Avenue between The Broadway and St. John's Road).

Withers Mr. James, Culver terrace

Withers John (W. & Sons); h Eastbury, Hill street

Withers John Charles, secretary to South Isle of Wight Building Society, Ventnor ; h Eastbury, Hill street

Withers & Song, auctioneers, & house, estate & insurance agents, Station road ; and Ventnor

Withers William George (W. & Sons); h Eastbury, Hill street

Woodford Mr. Charles, The Oaks

Woodford Frederick William, painter, Fort street Fort Street, in modern times, Avenue Road (today's Fort Street, was Fort Lane)

Woodnutt Mrs. Caroline, lodgings, Trinity villa, High street

Woodnutt William & Son (George), carriage proprietors, Bridger street Bridger Street - the part of St. John's Road, between Leeds Street and High Street

Woods Edwin, job master, carriage proprietor and farmer, Grove farm ; h York road

Woods Edwin, cowkeeper & pleasure carriage owner, Fort street Fort Street, in modern times, Avenue Road (today's Fort Street, was Fort Lane)

Woods James, tailor, hatter and outfitter, High street

Woodward & Hills, coal merchants and brick manufacturers, Sandown brickyard

Woodward Richard (W. & Hills); h Highwood house, Rookley

Wooldridge Miss Emily, apartments, Mahableshwur

Wooldridge William Henry, solicitor, clerk to Local Board, secretary to Isle of Wight Conservative Association and to Sandown Pier Co., Wilkes road ; & Ryde; h St. Peter's house, Hill street

Workman Jacob (W. & Jolliffe); h Swiss cottage, Battery slipway

Workman & Jolliffe, bathing machine and pleasure boat proprietors, Battery slipway

Wright Mr. Alfred, The Firs, Fitzroy street

Wright Mrs. Margaret, Fitzroy street

Wright Mr. William, Kingston villa, Station road

Wynds George, victualler, Fountain, George street

Yelf & Co., house and estate agents, High street

Yelf Richard Adolphus & Co., wine, spirit, ale and porter merchants, High street ; and Ryde

Young Alfred, builder and contractor, George street; h Laburnum cottage, Pell street Pell Street - that part of Station Avenue between The Broadway and St. John's Road).

Young William, saddler, Melville street