HODDESDON HIGH ST 1890s: Changes over time Teaching and Learning Resources

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1 GOING SOUTH TO NORTH ON THE WEST SIDE Spitalbrook Gothic Lodge & group of cottages Row of 3 cottages Woodlands 9 Miss Warner s Behind Miss Warner s? 11 Borham (possibly under Elm Place in 1891 Census) Built 1830 as entrance & lodge to Woodlands Built 1830 by John Warner 1881 Elizabeth Warner, widow 1890 Directory: Compton Warner Built c John Warner s daughters Harriett, Mary & Celia 1 x 4 rooms 1 x 3 rooms Joseph & Louise Bayford, gardener Mary Pullen, sick nurse See list at end Unoccupied Harriett, Mary & Celia Warner and servants Will. & Mary A. Stagg coachman & John & Louisa Ford, gardener Mrs Snow 1929 James Hillyer 1967 Demolished 1929 Loewood Miss Warner 1936 Public Library Site of double murder 1807 See below 1902 George Armatage Alfred B. Coventry 1965 Demolished Woodlands Drive Stables & orangerie converted to private houses in Woodlands Close; Police Station Lowewood Now a museum & arts centre Samaritan Woman statue in grounds Hoddesdon NHS Clinic Civic Hall Rd - 1 -

2 13 Belvedere Place 15 Elm Place (2 private residences) (1891 could include Borham ) Gardens Group of small 17 th century tenements; The Dolphin 1886 Solomon Baskerville 1886 Tregelles 1890 Campbell, curate Grounds of The Knowle COCK LANE The Grange Built before 1500 Rev. Clarke Chittenden Prep. School for boys John & Mary Tregelles & family, architect Sarah Baskerville & servant Miss Caroline Pinn, housekeeper with lodger & servant Prep. School for boys 6 servants & 1 teacher 1892 Alterations 1895 Campbell Baskerville (till 1899) Pinn Mrs Hannah Hoskins 1929 Miss Goodwin (13) 1929 Brig. Gen. Robert Prentice Elm Place 1956 Demolished Council Offices built Douglas Jones 1929 Henry A. Trotter Grange Cottage Arthur Colgate The Grange offices 17 Thurgoods Original house built c1500 Later house 19 Hoddesdon Villa Birdbolt Inn John & Martha Ashford & family, Rural Post Messenger; Martha Ashford Ladies School 1908 Hoddesdon Villa Middle Class Academy 1922 Brian Hutt Estate Agents at back 21 Sherborne Built c1760 Ernest & Annie Beck, family, governess & 4 servants Wine Merchant 1908 Mr Beck s 1914 Capt. EJ Christie 1929 Jonathon Braithwaite, J.P. Converted to flats then demolished Part of Total Garage - 2 -

3 site occupied by Hoddesdon Motor Co. 23 Golden Lion Built 1535 Henry & Jane Griffin, Publican, and family 1929 Frank Turner, Golden Lion P.H. Golden Lion 25 Laurel White Hinde; home of Frogley family built c William Frogley, farmer Sarah Frogley, widow, dairyfarmer & son William & 3 daughters 27 Shop Shops built 1860 Walter & Mary Tyler, wines & spirit merchant Shops Shops built 1860 W. Hampton, builder, carpenter, manufacturer of rustic work & horticultural buildings, undertaker 33 Shop Sharnbrooks / Sherbornes by 1586 Shops built Shop & house Originally 2 houses; 1 was Red Lion Inn until William & Jane Hampton, Builder & upholstress Edward & Sarah Lock, draper & family William & Tressy Green, chemist & druggist & 6 daughters Shop built Shop & house Shop built 1860 Charles & Helen Dawson, watchmaker & 7 children The Laurels 1929 William Frogley seed merchant 1950s Woolworths 1906 Tyler 1929 E&G Rowland, fruiterers 1902 John Hampton 1929 London Central Meat Co. Ltd (29) 1905, 1929 International Tea Co s Stores Ltd, grocers (31) J. Barker Marsh, draper 1914 Allen cycle dealer Mr E. Lock Wm Norris, draper 1948 WS Norris Ltd 1908 Hayllar, chemist 1929 Hayllar & Son 1971 Clarbours Dawson 1929 Helen Emily Dawson, jeweller 1971 Anika s Shop & 2 cafes - 3 -

4 39 Shop & house Shop built 1860 Freeman Turner & 4 boarders: all grocers assistants 1908 Turner, grocer 1929 Archer & Turner 1971 Lockey 41 Shop & house Double-fronted shop William & Kate Dellow, baker 43 Thomas & Florence Collings, stationer & bookseller storey brick building, bow in centre 1881: Joseph Blackeby, master bootmaker Goodwin China & Glass Warehouse & dairy 49 South corner of Brockett Rd Joseph & Fanny Blackeby, bootmaker Alfred & Mary Ann Goodwin, dairy famer & family (there 1902) Dellow, baker 1929 William Roberts, baker 1910 Robert Cave Mitchell, Hoddesdon Bazaar Mrs Florence Mary Mitchell, newsagt Blackeby 1929 Blackeby, boot dealer 1914 Traylen Bros, dairy 1929 F.W. Bayles dairy White Heather Dairy Ashford s Estate Agents; 1929 Lewis Hill estate agent & auctioneer Estate Agent Nat West Bank Midland Bank / HSBC Boots Opticians Estate Agents - 4 -

5 BROCKETT RD 51 Bank and Manager s Residence Corner building Sharples, Tuke & Seebohm town s first bank storey square building on south end which partly blocked Brockett Rd Sharples Bank Demolished in 1893 to improve Brockett Rd entrance; remaining corner building first Sharples Bank then Barclay s Bank Clement Warner, The Bank & Barclay s Bank 1971Demolished for new Barclay s Bank 53 Shop George & Ellen Bryant, tobacconists with son William 12, daughter Winifred 2, servant & boarder 55 Shops and residences Not certain from 1891 census exactly where these families are located George & Marion Cousins, carpenter & son Samuel & Elizabeth Griffin, registration agent 1886 Braimbridge George & Georgina Braimbridge, tailor & family 1886 Francis Edwin & Mary Francis, boot manufactuer & 5 children building 1914 G.B. Thornton, tobacconist 1918 Ellen Bryant tobacconist; 1929 William Bryant tobacconist Florence Collings art needlework shop 1929 Church, drapers 1906 Braimbridge 1898 Francis New shops - 5 -

6 57 3 rooms?helen Tenun, widow & Miss Leila Ison daughters hairdresser (57)?Jane Hampton, widow, 1899 Mrs Jane Hampton upholstress, son & (gone by 1902) daughter 59 Hampshire 4 roomed shop & house 1886 Barnett Ebeneza & Helen Barnett, retired civil servant, India Office, daughter & servants 1886 Creak Fredk & Catherine Creak, boot & shoemaker (in Amwell St by 1906) 1906 Barnett Shop Shop George Inn, British School & Post Office on part of George Inn property James Ashford, dairyman and family James & Mary Ashford, dairyman and grandchildren 1929 William Ernest Ashford grocer and confectioner Ironmongers Shop: Charles E Brooks Congregational George Inn until 1846; Congregational Chapel Demolished 1967 Chapel chapel built Fawkon Walk Old Post Office Post Office until 1893 Post Office - Henry Ashford, postmaster and family 67 & Shop 1881: Charlotte Hare, grocer Post Office - Henry & Ellen Ashford, postmaster, 1 son & 5 daughters Charlotte Hare, widow, grocer & 2 daughters 1908 C. Hare Hare & Co 1929 Neave & son, grocers (67) Ernest Gocher butcher (69) Meadows c1960 One Stop Convenience Store Fawkon Walk Fawkon Walk Fawkon Walk Fawkon Walk - 6 -

7 71 Shop Falcon or Fawkon on the Hoop inn High St 1881: James Tuck, butcher Walter & Lucy Turner, butcher and family 1908 G. Turner Ernest Belton, hairdresser & Beltona Ltd, patent medicine manufacturers 1960s Peacock s Fawkon Walk 73?John Ashford, shoemaker & rural post messenger and family;?1881: Susan Culver?William & Isabella Hodgson, brewery clerk, son & daughter 75 4 rooms?james & Mary Ward, joiner hairdressers Joseph Seaton, confectioner Long & Blundell harness makers s Frank Andrews, saddler & harness maker Demolished early 1960s ENTRY TO GRIFFINS YARD 77 Frank Challis, fly prop s A.G. Cousins & Son Demolished early 1960s 79 Shop & house William & Elizabeth Carter, bootmaker (there 1906) 81 Griffin Inn Fredk & Emily Chapman, publican & fly prop. Hoddesdon Bazaar - George & Ellen Bryant, tobacconists; Charles Carter boot & shoemaker 1894 Hoddesdon Bazaar 1914 Ellen Bryant, tobacconist 1929 Ellen Bryant Fawkon Walk Fawkon Walk Fawkon Walk 2001 Shoebox 2001 Meadows & Le Cafe - 7 -

8 83 Shop & house Originally 1 house with no London Richard Eason, draper, & daughter & apprentices 1908 Richard Eason 1929 Eason, draper 2001 Oxfam 85 Business & house 1881: J.W. Nicholls, builder John W. & Ann Nicholls, builder 1929 J.W. Nicholls & Co. builders & undertakers 2001 Hairdressers 87 Shop Inn Checkers 1881: George Little, baker John & Esther Roberts, confectioner and family 1929 Jas. Roberts, baker (87) Demolished 1964 Peacocks 89 The Bull The Bell The Bull- William Miles, publican 91 Corner building Hoddesdon & Broxbourne Mutual Improvement Society library and meeting rooms LORD ST 93 Corner building Grace s Farmhouse 3 shops 1880s Swan Inn Inn 16 th century 1881: Fanny Collins, innkeeper William & Barbara Miles, publican, 6 children Hoddesdon & Broxbourne Mutual Improvement Society library and meeting rooms Hoddesdon Coffee Tavern: Stephen Norfolk, manager, 2 waiters Fanny Collins & daughter, innkeeper 1906 Barbara Miles 1929 Thomas Morris (89) & Sams & Son, motor car props. (89) Demolished 1964 for Wallis supermarket, later Gateway Church & Son, outfitters 1929 Hoddesdon Temperance Hotel Ltd later 2 shops 1929 Old Swan Geo. Fermer, publican 2001 sports shop White Swan - 8 -

9 97 Shop 1881 Jonn W. Stallabrass, William & Flora Nicholls, William Nicholls, butcher butcher & family, 1 servant butcher 99 Smithy & entrance way to Old Swan Yard Shop 1881 Henry Giblin, farrier & smith & 2 boarders, butchers Henry & Emma Giblin, farrier & smith & 8 children 1914 WH Woolmer s Smithy 1911 W. Saward & Co, smiths 1929 George Henry Porter, blacksmith E.W. Stagg bootmaking business 1911 To Let & Bakery 1929 Toc H & solicitor s office 1971 Toc H Used as store 1971 Photographer 103 Shop Fredk & Susannah Scott, baker-confectioner 1914 Mrs Sarah Scott 1929 Mrs Susannah Scott, confectioner 2001 RJ Ripley butcher 2001 Toc-H 2001 Ward s newsagent 105 Salisbury Arms Black Lion 1578 until : William Salmon, licensed victualler Cottages 1881: Wright Ingram Hutchinson William & Martha Salmon, lic. victualler Thomas & Anne Roblett, agricultural labourer & family William Clarke, printer Walter & Ellen Kempton, greengrocer & bootmender & son 1929 Mrs Gertrude Emma Neal, Salisbury Arms 1914 A.G. Cousins? 1914 Mrs Sarah Clark printer & JB Franklin, music teacher 1929 Walter Cavill hairdresser (107) 1929 Hod Gas & Coke Co. Ltd (109) Salisbury Arms shops: 1 empty, 1 gift shop & a fish shop - 9 -

10 Myddelton Rogerson PAULS LANE JORDANS LANE Amwell Street Old Harrow Inn & 2 shops St Catherine s Church NORTH END OF HIGH ST Built c1600 as private house then became the Queens Head Inn again a private house 1890: Josiah Rogerson Henry Edward Curtis, publican 1898 Charles A. Christie 1902 Norman P. Christie 1906 Dr Love s residence 1929 Leonard West M.B. J.P. CJ Ross Corn, Coal & Forage Merchants 2001 Fishing Tackle shop & Florist St Catherine s Church St Catherine s Church St Catherine s Church St Catherine s Church Maidenhead Inn Mentioned as an inn in 1576, building next door demolished 1875 Clocktower Clockhouse built 1836/7 Town Hall; storage for horse-drawn fire engine & accommodation for town constable until 1883 with prison cells. Meeting room above Town Hall; storage for horse-drawn fire engine. Meeting room above 1929 Maiden Head Public - James J. Morris 1929 Clock Hoddesdon Volunteer Fire Brigade Town Hall demolished Tower Centre Clocktower GOING NORTH TO SOUTH ON THE EAST SIDE BELL LANE 1 Burford St Bell Inn Bell Inn 1908 Bell Inn, 1929 PH shops Brewery Four Feathers Inn 1663 Part of Brewery 1908 part of brewery

11 ENTRANCE INTO BREWERY RD Site of Thatched Brewery 120 Jutting block of buildings - house 1881: Offices and store Izaac Walton connection; 17 th century timber frame, painted relief showing 2 boys holding a bunch of grapes, until 1877 the main home of the Christie family; ornamental iron fence & 2 lime trees on each side of central doorway 1881: Henry Draper, brewery building surveyor Part of Market Place, 5 almshouses behind sold 1841 Brewery Offices Charles A. & Susan Christie Brewery (there 1895) Henry & Emily Draper, brewery building surveyor & 6 children ( ) 1908 Brewery offices shops (?, butchers, Clements) Thomas Merchant, brewery surveyor 1929 Edwin Dixon Cannon Stores (Edwin Dixon manager) Wine & Spirit Merchants shops 118 Shop with residence 1881: Frances King, toy shop Frances King, toy shop Mrs Jane King toy dealer 1914 Miss Annie Singleton, shopkeeper 1929 E. W. Stagg boot dealer 2001 Pringle s Jewellers

12 116 Shop with Richard Tricker, 2001 Grayt residence shoemaker Expectations 114 & shop Last in Amwell parish 112 First in Broxbourne parish 1881: Richard Tricker, shoemaker, son & grandson Arthur Sams White Hart Inn 15 th century Market Cross stood opposite. 1881: Thomas & Carrie Dymock, house decorator, plumber & glazier and family Archway with room above led to Common Marshes White Hart Inn 15 th century Market Cross stood opposite. Archway with room above led to Common Marshes; 2 storey shop dating from c1590? Thomas & Carrie Dymock, decorator, plumber & glazier & 4 sons George & Eliza Brewster and family, fishmonger & poulterer 1898 Mrs Emma Tricker, boot & shoemaker 1918 Ernest Wiliam Stagg boot dealer 1929 E. W. Stagg boot dealer Arthur Dymock, piano tuner Thomas Dymock plumber 1898 Mrs Eliza Brewster Brewster Bros 1929 Charles Brewster fishmongers Demolished 1955 for Cooperative Store (1971) Brewster family Arthur George Cousins Bazaar A.G. Cousins & Son Toy Shop Building set back Refronted 1881: used to store furniture used to store furniture 1914 London County & Westminster Bank 1929 Westminster Bank Co-operative Store The Department Store 2001 Halifax Bank

13 shops storey shop dating c1590 Shop and residence Entrance to yard Shop and residence Entrance to yard 98 Shop & residence White Horse Inn Private house 1881: Blunden 1881 William Stallabrass, carpenter 1886 Elizabeth Stallabrass, corn dealer, widow 1881 Charles Curtis, tailor 1886 William Curtis, tailor 1881 Jonathon Stallabrass, butcher and family Edmund & Charlotte Blunden, grocer & furniture dealer & family Elizabeth Stallabrass, widow, son Stockbridge & daughter Will & Mary Carter, boot & shoe manufacturer Jonathon & Sarah Stallabrass, butcher Thomas & Helen Gardiner, ironmonger 96 Harriet & Mary Whitley, sisters 94 Shop William & Priscilla Whitley, tailor & family 92 Shop Walter & Mary Griffin, watch & clock repairer and 5 children C.S. Cousins, China & Glass Dealer (104) Arthur Gowers, outfitter (102) Stockbridge Stallabrass, corn factor 1929 James Mortemore, shopkeeper Batstone, tailor & outfitter? Market 2001 empty shop Stallabrass 2001 empty shop 1929 Thomas Gardiner Ltd. Ironmongers & North Metro. Electric Power Supply Co Whitley 1929 Christie & Lucas wine, spirit & beer merchants 1914 Griffin 1922 Madame Skingle milliner 1929 William Stone, electrical engineer 2001 Hoddesdon Library 2 shops

14 90 Charles & Jane Coomes, pork butcher 1902 Charles Ellis, plumber 1914 Charles Ashford & WJ Haward, builder 1919 Thomas Knight printers 88 The Fox 1881Mullett, publican Charles & Jane Dymock, publican & 2 daughters 86 Shop opposite pump 1881 Frederick Cherry, draper and family Fredk & Annie Cherry, draper and 2 sons 1929 Knight stationers 1914 Mrs Jane Dymock 1929 Jn Clyde Newman, caterer 1935 Tudor Café 1902 Gurney, draper 1910 Stubbins, draper 1929 Bristow, draper CONDUIT LANE 84 Shop 1881: Garett, hairdresser Charles Elphee hairdresser Shop Edmund & Annie Parker, fruiterer & green grocer Batsford, fishmonger & poulterer; 1929 Thomas Brill, fruiterer Walter John Haward 76 Stanboroughs Appears in records 1363, house built : Part used as a training home for servant girls: Mary Draper, matron 1881: Dr Horley surgeon Dr Alfred & Emma Bisdee, doctor and family and servants Dr William & Mina Horley, surgeon & family builder 1929 Hoddesdon & Broxbourne Unionist Club 1929 Wright & Mills, opticians Conservative Club

15 74 Shop Edward & Catherine Roe, grocers manager 1906 Roe Fred. Postlethwaite, chemist 2001 Chemist 72 2 Tenements 1893 PO 1886 Living quarters & shop next to it - shop kept by Tuck & Sinclair selling ribbons, cotton, wool etc 70 Inn in 1704 known as Rose & Crown [Crown & Mitre inn]. Stables demolished 1842 when most southerly of the houses built. 1881: Misses Ottey 68 Montague 66 The Limes (Entrance to Hunt s Yard) McAdam lived here Inn stables demolished when house built 1886 Hodson & Cooper 64 Hogges Hall 1860 private house with central door & porch supported by corinthian pillars Residence of John Hunt William & Olive Bradfield, carpenters labourer Miss Ottey (1890) Henrietta Mouro, sister of Head, & 2 servants Henry & Ellen Collett & family, brewers manager & 4 servants Harry Hodson, widower & 7 adult children & 2 servants, East India Merchant John A. & Margaret Hunt & 8 children & 3 servants, builder & contractor Hunt s workshops at rear 1893 new Post Office Ashford 1906 Mrs & Miss Ottey 1918 Tim Blancheflower 1929 Bridgman & Son (T.A. Blancheflower) estate agents & auctioneers 1906 Scott Moncrieff 1914 Mrs Wood 1929 Dr D. Irving Anderson 1895 Hodson & Johnson 1902 Hodson & Benningfield Mr Hodson 1918 Miss Hodson 1929 Miss Hodson 1918 Hunt 1929 Hoddeshall - Eric Larkworthy 1935 & 1971 W.R. Stone musical instruments; Stella dress shop; LE Porter; 1971 Coleman s Shoes Post Office 2001 Paul Wallace Estate Agency Lloyds Bank 2001 Braserie & Funeral Parlour

16 62 William & Sarah Walford, 60 gardener, sister & lodger C17th century building as 1 house but later divided into 2. Offices of John Hunt built after Large gateway on the south side for vehicle entry 58 The Keys Cross Keys inn William & Mary A. Woollard, retired clerk 56 Rathmore St Augustine s Corner of Esdaile Lane & High St Built 1746, known as the Doctor s early Georgian of 3 storeys 1800 James Esdaile 1860s several tenements shop, house, 2 ramshackle cottages overhanging the street c1555, demolished 1869 & : Esdale Christie small houses: square built house 2 storeys; 3 rd joined to 2 nd by short stretch of wall containing an archway 1881: Daniel & Sarah Foster, coachman North Lodge Built : Thomas & Annie Laker, coachman and family Home & surgery of Dr Robert & Frances Stevens Esdale Charles P. & Isabel Christie and family, brewer & maltster, Harry Collett, visitor and 7 servants Daniel & Sarah Foster, coachman Thomas & Annie Laker, coachman and family 1929 Charles Whitley Registrar, Collector of Rates, Vaccination Officer, Employment Exchange (62) 1929 Hoddesdon Sand Pits Ltd, merchants (62) 1929 Broxbourne Land Co Ltd & Hoddesdon Transport Ltd Dr Robert Stevens (until 1898) 1929 Dr W.H. Sturge 1902 Charles A. Christie 1906 Norman Peter Christie Demolished 1961 St Augustine s Catholic Church built 1929 Priory Lodge Rev. James Reany 1971 Lodge 2001 Tandoori restaurant & Captain Cod 2001 Bristol & West Nationwide 2001 Solicitors Offices St Augustine s Catholic Church 2001 Brickendon Court

17 50 in grounds Hannah Dungey & 4 children & servant 1929 William Alfred Clark (50) Rawdon Built 1622, private house until 1813, then various schools until Henry Ricardo became owner & added new wing to Known as Hoddesdon ; Joseph & Mary Jones, gardener in charge of house (Ricardo not there at census but owner Bought by C.P. Christie, empty until Bought for the Order of St Augustine & became St Monica s Priory until the north & lodges 1881: Ricardo family until 1892) South Lodge Built Unoccupied 1929 Mrs Molesworth 2001 Ashleigh Court 1881: Wilson, gardener 48?Cecil Cottage Fred. & Charlotte Mansell, Commercial Traveller, & family 1929 Capt. J. McKerrell The Elm/The Tree Kimberley (1906) Yew Arbour 2 houses and adjoining office 38 Newport Cottage or Lodge Built c1605 later divided into 2 houses: A pair of ancient houses whose upper storey overhangs the footway Coffin 1881: Alexander McKenzie Tenement known as a malt mill in small tenements Thomas Brown, Inland Revenue Inspector 1. Ernest & Tilly Collins, accountant & son 2. Alexander & Elizabeth McKenzie, auctioneer McKenzie s offices Thomas Brown, Inland Revenue Inspector Coffin 1902 Miss McKenzie 1906 JH Green 1914 E. Massey 1908 W. Nottage Mrs Nottage (44) 1908 offices occupied by the Urban District Council Demolished Victorian Villas built 1902 EF Beavis 1929 Axel Henriksen (42) 1929 Ralph Tyler (40) 1895 Chas Fitch 1914 J Woollard, plumber 1929 Edgar James 2001 Dental Practice 2 private houses 2001 Mistletoe

18 36 Yew dated from 17 th Thomas & Ellen Micklem, 1902 Mrs Micklem Cedar Green century; refronted in 19 th century Admiral O Brien. Yew tree overhung the road until : Thomas Micklem solicitor & magistrate and family; married daughter Elizabeth Winterbotham & children & servants 1904 grounds sold off as Yewlands Estate; Henry Collet 1929 Misses Quibell 1961/3 house demolished 1971 Cedar Green 34 North Part of Yewlands estate 1929 William Pinkham 2001 North (34) 34b South 1929 Henry Jones 2001 South 34c South End Harteshorne, Five Bells Inn Douglas & Emma Taylor, 1895 Harry Wilson 2001 South End The Cottage Built 1870 by Septimus Warner 1886 Italian Cottage Spitalbrook cottages (7) 13 x 4 roomed cottages maltster, & family Septimus & Elizabeth Warner & family Robert & Elizabeth Rich Fred k & Alice Matthews John & Mary Rainbird William & Sarah Huggins Arth. & Rosetta Hitching William & Fanny Wilson Thos & Sarah Harknett Hy & Sarah Williamson Thos & Sophia Minns James & Fanny Williams Thos & Sophia Swain Will. & Minnie Allimpton John & Mary Watson Geo. Stacey 1902 Septimus & Howard Warner 1929 Lt. Col. Edgar Jessop Christie (32) 1929 Major Hugh S. Cotterill (The Cottage) 1897 Mary Rainbird s shop 1929 No.12 Ada Crick, shopkeeper 1898 map shows 7 cottages on this side of the road before The George and at least 3 across the other side of the road Mrs Kate Jones lived in one opposite Rainbird s shop. 1898Thos Bell, shoemaker 1902 Mrs Carr, Italian Cottage or Spinning Wheel cottages (14-10) private houses

19 shopkeeper 8 The George Inn Built c1860 John & Eliza Paine, licensed victualler 1929 Mrs Alice Maud Heggie, Old George Public The George Spitalbrook 2 x 3 roomed cottages James Cornhill &family Emily Higgins & family 1929 Herbert Gear, boot repairer (6) 1929 Mrs Saunders (2)