White's Directory of Essex 1863

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List of Inhabitants

The directory lists the names in the following order: Surname, First Name. It also abbreviates names. These have been reversed and typed in full to assist research.

James Alp, blacksmith
Augustus Ascole, watch mater, etc.
Thomas Bailey carpenter and builder
William Bailey, carpenter
James Bell, wheelwright, etc.
Henry Benniwith, wheelwright
Daniel Bradley, victualler
Charles Bradnam, gardener, etc.
George Burgess, bricklayer
James Catmull, jun., builder
John Edmund Catmull, brick maker
Agate Clement, bailiff, Wic Farm
John Collins, coal dealer
Robert Cooper, watch maker, etc.
Samuel Cripps, horse, etc. letter
Rev. Edward Dodson, B.A., vicar
Robert Foulger, clothes dealer
John Freeman, wheelwright
George Nathan Fulcher, schoolmaster
William Fulcher, victualler White Hart
Charles Gardner, parish clerk
James Howard and John Howard, bargemen
James Kemp, victualler, Anchor
Abraham Kernot, surgeon
Charles Miller, surgeon
Alexander Norden, blacksmith
Rev. Samuel Oliver (Independent)
Joseph Pawsey, beerhouse, etc.
George Perkins, hardware, etc., dealer
Thomas Pierce, veterinary surgeon
William Rod, victualler, Lion
Mrs C. Whitaker
Mrs E. Webb

Farmers.
Henry Cater, St. John's Land
James Catmull, and builder
William Parsons, Winters
J.W. Stallibrass
Mr Morin
Alfred Wedd, Land Wic

Bakers.
John Freeman
Samuel Frost
Joseph Howard
Abraham Kilson
John Monk
William Porter
John Smith

Boot and Shoemakers.
John Adams
James Baker
Jonathan Beadel
Thomas Goodson
Mellor Wyborn
William Wyborn
Robert Wyborn

Butchers.
Joseph Kirkham
Samuel Oliver

Saddlers.
John Boreham, and harrow maker
James Ayton

Shopkeepers.
Thomas Beard
William Buxton
Charles Leeks
Henry Livermore
William Hadley
John Rivers
George Walter Webb
Henry Webb
Ann Elizabeth Wright

Tailors.
Peter Henry Brown
Stephen Rice

Jail (Gaol) Farm Jail (Gaol) Farm Extracts Listed Buildings Public Houses Shops

Barling Hall Manor Blue House Little Wakering Hall

Castle Inn Little Wakering The Goat Alehouse Ye Old Shoulderstick

Joe Mowling's Shop Mrs Dawkin's Post Office Mumford's Shop The Stonebridge Tea Gardens

Great Wakering Introduction Baker's Grave Bell House - Housing for the Elderly Conservation Plan Cooper & Son - Baker Education in Great Wakering Havengore Bridge Les Stubbs - Footballer Listed Buildings Great Wakering Sea Scout Group The Poor of Great Wakering Village Blacksmiths

Foulness Heritage Centre Foulness Island Summary A Perilous Island Bare Fist Fighter of Foulness George & Dragon Public House Kings Head Public House Listed Buildings Foulness Loneliness of Foulness Maplin Sands Lighthouse Mrs Cater the Midwife Old Windmill Signal House

Albert Rayner's Research Churches Directories History by Century Police Coverage Villages and Islands

Introduction The Village The Village School Populations and Occupations Agriculture The Landowners of Great Wakering The Farmers of Great Wakering Brickmaking The Brickmaking Process Village Craftsmen Ministers of Religion Other Professions Other Occupations Shopkeepers Public Houses

All Saints -Barling St Mary the Virgin - Foulness Island St Nicholas - Great Wakering

The Bell Chamber The Clock Chamber

Post Office Directory 1874 White's Directory of Essex 1848 White's Directory of Essex 1863

Essex Police Formation Eynsham Hall Police Incidents Rochford Police Station Rochford Sub-Division Wakering Police Officers 1840 to Present Day Memoirs of Kay Marshall Memoirs of Peter Griffiths Memoirs of a Detached Beat Officer

Businesses Church of All Saints - Barling Church of St Nicholas - Great Wakering Other Churches Foulness Island Great Wakering Old Maps People Public Houses Rochford Police Station Gallery Sea Scout Group Schools War

Church of All Saints - Exterior Church of All Saints - Interior

Church of St Nicholas - Exterior Church of St Nicholas - Interior Church of St Nicholas - Bell Chamber Church of St Nicholas - Clock Chamber