Godshill - Kelly 1927 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 2

Morris William, sub-postmaster, Godshill

Morris. Charles H., tea gardens

Newnham William, dairyman, Appuldurcombe

Nobbs Jane (Mrs.), farmer, Bridge House farm

Phillip Harry A., rating officer

Plumbley Sidney James, farmer. Sandford

Priddle George, Police Constable, Godshill

Pring Richard, farmer, Hart's farm

Ridley Thomas Dix on, farmer, Rew farm

Ringer Francis Albert, farmer, Lower Yard farm

Roe Mrs. M., sub-postmistress, Rookley

Rowson John, blacksmith

Russell Frank Walter, farmer, Week farm

Russell Reginald Frederick, farmer, Orchards

Russell Richard Roy Hollis, farmer, Sheepwash

Salter Charles, dairyman, Pound farm

Scambell William, farmer, Moore farm

Sheath William, farmer

Smith George, farmer, Haydens

Thearle Frank, farmer, Sainham farm

Thorn James Stephen & Son, farmers, Upper Appleford

White Alfred John, Nurseryman, Sandford

White Robert, farmer, Gatcilffe

Wills Frederick Joseph, farm bailiff to Miss Fisher, Stenbury & New Barn farms

Winter Charles, market gardener

Young James, farmer, Fairfields

Allen Miss M. A., mistress, Godshill County Elementary Schools; originally founded as a Grammar school by Lady Joanna Worsley in 1557 and endowed in 1615 with an ancient chantry house and other property by Sir Richard Worsley; it was rebuilt in 1826 by the Earl of Yarborough and restored in 1848 for 120 children; the Grammar is supported by an endowment of about 37GBP yearly derived from rent-charges, & administered by trustees under a scheme of the Charity Commissioners, as an evening school or for the foundation of scholarships.

Barnes J. H. & Son, Carrier to Newport from Niton, pass through daily

Bates W., Carrier to Newport from Ventnor, pass through daily

Hollis Miss Adelaide, infant's mistress, Godshill County Elementary Schools; originally founded as a Grammar school by Lady Joanna Worsley in 1557 and endowed in 1615 with an ancient chantry house and other property by Sir Richard Worsley; it was rebuilt in 1826 by the Earl of Yarborough and restored in 1848 for 120 children; the Grammar is supported by an endowment of about 37GBP yearly derived from rent-charges, & administered by trustees under a scheme of the Charity Commissioners, as an evening school or for the foundation of scholarships.

Martin Mrs. A., mistress, Rookley Elementary School; for 120 children; built and supported by the late Mr. John Woodward who left 20GBP a year, now reduced to 6GBP.

Stern George, The Rectory

Brown Percy, farmer, Kingston Manor farm

Morris Hilton, farmer, Buck's farm

Calloway Ernest, farmer, Rookley farm

Cotton James, gravel contractor, Bleak Down

Hussey George Frederick, poultry farmer, Albert villa

Morris William & Charles, carpenters

Reynolds Mary Isabella Anne (Miss), Chequers inn

Ringer Allen Henry, farmer, Lake Farm

Warne Henry Ernest, dairyman, Dolcroft