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General Directory of Sheffield, 1849
In the liberty of Tickhill, a pleasant village and parish containing 652 souls and 1230 acres of land .
It is celebrated for quarries of fine soft gritstone, of which grindstones are made for the Sheffield grinders.
The soil belongs to various owners, but
Captain Henry Kater is Lord of the Manor and patron of
the Church of St. Alban, which is a rectory, valued in 1831 as £345.
James Alletson, Joiner and Wheelwright
Wm Baker, Vict. Swan
Wm Beaumont, Blacksmith
Wm Beighton, Stonemason
John Downes, Shopkeeper
Rev John Foster MA, Rector
Wm Marsh, Wheelwright
James Marshall, Vict Horseshoes
Saml Selby, Vict, Masons Arms
John (Thos.?) Shaw, Schoolmaster
Martin Spencer, Joiner and Wheelwright
Wm Street, Blacksmith and Farrier
Charles Unwin, Saddler
Mr. Jas Yates
Butchers
Wm.Bullivant
George Roberts
Chas Unwin
Farmers
James Bagshaw
Geo Cartledge
Thomas Dobb
John Hodge
George Loukes
J. Maw
John Styring
Thomas Styring
Thomas Swann
Eliz.Thickett
Geo Wadsworth
Jph Wadsworth
Benj Ward
Quarry Owners
Auckland and Hall
John Bell
George Cavill
Geo and Jas Dobb
Wm Gillott
Wm Gillott jnr
Wm Haden
Wm Hounsfield
Charles Law
Richard Oliver
George Roberts
Eliz.Roddis
Wm Roddis
George Varah
Wm. Walker
Geo.Wadsworth
Shoemakers
Samuel Barlow
Stephen Parkin
W. Penistone
Tailors
Jph.Foulstone
John Hunt
John Shepherd
Coaches and Carriers pass daily to Bawtry, Gainsbrough.
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