Haven Street - Kelly 1898 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 1

Boyce Caleb, Osborne view

Jacobs Clement, Rose cottage

James Charles David, Yew Tree farm

James John, Providence cottage

Lake George Worman, Gatehouse farm

Rashlay Frank, Culver villa

Rylands Mrs., Longford house

Thompson Rev. Henry Nash, Vicarage

Barton Edgar, coal merchant

Boyce John, dairyman

Brown Alfred, farmer, Guildford farm

Bullock James Thomas, carpenter

Edwards George Henry, White Hart P.H.

Fitzgibbon George, station master

Fleming Mark, blacksmith

Jollife Richard, farmer, Coppidhall

Longford Institute (Frank Lightfoot, manager)

Mew George, grocer & post office

Read James, baker

Russell Uriah, farmer, Leopard's farm

Taylor John, coal dealer, Ashfield

Tompkins Ann (Mrs.), dairy farmer, Great Briddlesford

National School (mixed), Catherine Matilda Jordan, mistress,

Church of St Peter, biolt in 1852, parish formed 1853, Rev Henry Nash Thompson, vicar since 1898

Sexton, John James

Wesleyan Chapel, Haven Street

The Longford Institute, erected at the cost of 2500GBP by John Rylands, esq.

Post Office, George Mew, sub-postmaster. Cleared at 11am and 6.45pm. Letters through Ryde. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. Wootton Bridge is the nearest money order and telegraph office, a mile distant

Railway Station, Haven Street, George Fitzgibbon, Station master