Yarmouth - Kelly 1911 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 1

Brooke-Hitching Sir Thomas H., White house

Carlyon Edward Trewbody M.B., High street

Carlyon Miss, High street

Carpenter Mrs., South Holm

Cole John Arnold, St. James street

Cope Arthur Stockdale R.A., The Towers

Dashwood Rev. Robert Lewes M.A., The Mount

Dean Major Charles Percy, Allerton

Donaldson Major Frederick L., R.A., The Terrace

Hall William Ralph, Myrtle cottage

Lee Harry, The Deacons

Rawlings Rev. John (United Methodist), Ommanney road

Speed Rev. Harry Fiennes, Rectory

Thomarson John M.D., Westport

Thomson Herbert Guy, Heytesbury road

Topham A.F., Ossian cottage

Tyacke Capt. Edward Freeland, Ivydene

Young Samuel Leggate Orford M.D., Sea view

Biddlecombe Ernest, boot maker, High street

Blake James & Co., coal & coke merchants, The Quay

Blum August, hair dresser, The Square

Bright Edward, harbour master

Bright Emily (Mrs.), apartments, Mount villa

Bright Mary Ann (Mrs.), Wheat Sheaf inn

Brown Fanny (Mrs.), apartments, Heralde, Mill road

Brown Henry John, apartments, Plevna house

Brown Joseph, fishmonger, St. James street

Brown Miss, shopkeeper, St. James street

Budden William Elias, boot maker, The Square

Bullard Allen, agent for L. & S.W.R. Steam Packet, Quay

Butler Mary Emma (Mrs.), refreshment rooms

Cain John, shopkeeper, Quay street

Cave Annie (Miss), nurse, High street

Chalk Walter, shopkeeper, South street

Chambers Edward, carpenter, St. James street

Cleary George G., Bugle hotel

Clemas Christine (Mrs.), apartments, Messina, Station road

Cole John Arnold, Clark to the Town Clerk

Cosens & Co. Limited (Bournemonth, Boscombe, Swanage, Weymouth & Torquay Steam Ship Co.) (local agent, W.R. Hall), Pier

County Press (published sat.) (H. Webb & Co., agents); branch office, Quay street

Denham Samuel, refreshment rooms, The Square

Doe Thomas, chimney sweeper

Dovey Miss E.J., mistress , Elementary School; erected 1855 with master's residence by the Rev. J. Blackburn, a former rector at a cost of upwards of 1000GBP for 214 children; average attendance 124 boys and girls, 90 infants.

Drewitt Charles Edward, cycle agent

Earwood Edward, chief officer, Coast Guard Station

Filmer Edgar, King's Head P.H.

Flint Charles, saddler, High street

Fryer Little John, butcher, High street

Furmage James, master, Elementary School; erected 1855 with master's residence by the Rev. J. Blackburn, a former rector at a cost of upwards of 1000GBP for 214 children; average attendance 124 boys and girls, 90 infants.

Gas Light & Coke Works (J. Horatio Hibbard, manager), Mill road