Stourbridge Professions and Trades Lewis Worcestershire Directory 1820

A List of Professions & Trades in Stourbridge, Alphabetically Arranged.

For the Residence refer to Alphabetical List, and where it is not given the address may be considered Stourbridge.

ANVIL MANUFACTURERS.

Attwood Thomas
Attwood john
Brookes John
Wallens W. S.
Woolridge George
Woolridge Edward

ATTORNIES.

Dixon Joseph Hoper
Grazebrook George
Harwood Charles
Homer Charles
Hunt William
Roberts Henry
Robins Joseph

AUCTIONEERS.

Allen George
Court Richard
Rollason Joseph

BAKERS.

Burton Thomas
Shirt Mary
Taylor Thomas
Taylor Thomas
Wilson Jane

BANKERS.

Hill, Hill, Bate, & Robins
Rufford and Biggs

BOOKSELLERS.

Fowler Joseph and Samuel
Heming Joseph
Rollason Joseph

BRAZIERS &C.

Green Thomas
Owen Joseph
Pagett Thomas
Perry John
Shemmonds Christopher
Saunders F.

BUTCHERS.

Boulton George
Edwards Thomas
Ellis Richard
Hancox William
Newey Thomas
Siddens Skidmore
Spittle William
Taylor John
Webb John
Wright Mark

CHAIR MAKERS.

Ashbourne Ann
Payne Thomas

CLOCK AND WATCH MAKERS.

Beavington A. and E.
Blurton John

CONFECTIONERS.

Cooksey Ann
Cornes John
Roberts Robert
Barrett G.

COOPERS.

Mills William
Jones Thomas
Steventon Thomas
Young William

CURRIERS.

Badger Thomas
Compson Joseph
Haynes William
Humphreys William
Thomas Martha

DRAPERS.

Compson and Mathews
Maidens William
Shirt George
Walker Francis
Wragg and Harris

DRUGGISTS.

Bland J. H.
Coltman George
Morris Samuel

DYER.

Blew William

FELLMONGER.

Pitman James

FIRE CLAY & BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Brettell and Bate
Brookes S. and J.
Forrest Joseph
Hill, Hampton, and Co.
Hughes and Eades
Jones William
Littlewood and King
Rufford Francis, Jun.

GLASS MANUFACTURERS.

Bradley, Ensells, & Holt
Grazebrook and Sons
Hill, Hampton, Harrison, and Wheeley
Honeybourne and Batson
Littlewood Benjamin
Parrish John
Pidcock , Cope, and Co.
Rufford Francis and Sons.
Westwood Edward and Co.
Wheeley W. S.

GROCERS.

Biddle James
Blakeway George
Bland J. H.
Brookbanks Christopher
Light James
Parkes Thomas
Richards Sarah
Shutt William
Steele Thomas
Taylor Thomas
Timmins Arthur
Wilkes John
Wythes Thomas

HATTERS.

Ashley Mary
Wright George

INNS.

Anchor, John Child
Angel, Joseph Venables
Bear, Noah Plant
Chequers, Susan Biven
Coach and Horses, Elias Barlow
Crown Inn, James Lowe
Duke William, William Micklewright
Falcon, John Woodhouse
Fox, Peter Crawford
George Inn, William Jones
Hole in the Wall, Thomas Careless
King’s Head, William Nock
King’s Head, William Humphreys
Mitre, Joseph Hawkes
Nag’s Head, Mary Perry
New Inn, Thomas Cooper
Old Bell, Thomas Taylor
Old Crispin, John Scott
Old Horse Shoe, John Moseley
Old Pipe, Hannah Blew
Old Saracen’s Head, John Wall
Old Sergeant, Richard Hodgson
Old Star, Samuel Brookes
Plough, Benjamin Harris
Red Lion, John Salter
Seven Stars, Joseph Harris
Shakespear Thomas Thomas
Star, Mary Edwards
Talbot Inn, R. Loverock
Three Crowns, Thomas Jones
Three Tuns, William Thacker
Union, John Edwards
Waterloo, William Jones
Wheat Sheaf, William Price
White Lion, John Lee
White Lion, Mrs. Hall
Woolpack, Phebe Bate
Vine Inn, Henry Richards

JOINERS.

Austin Thomas
Cooper Michael
Harward John
Lees Benjamin
Mills James

IRON MASTERS.

Addenbrook and Co.
Bancks Christopher
Bancks William
Bradley John and Co.
Coley and Townshend
Cradley Iron Company
Emuss, Saunders, and Heywood
Foster and Co.
Foster William
Grazebrook and Co.
Hill Thomas
Homfray and Son
Hornblower S. and W.
Hughes, Horton, & Co.
Jones and Fereday
Onions J. and Son
Smith and Shepherd
Thommings Jeremiah
Wilkinson James

IRONMONGERS.

Green Thomas
Morris T. (wholesale)
Owen J.
Perry J.

LAW STATIONER.

Hopkins Richard

MALTSTERS.

Badger Thomas
Bate Henry
Bate Thomas
Brain Isaac
Burden W. B.
Collis Thomas
Corser William
Fowler and Son
Griffiths Mary
Hunt William
Jones William
Moseley John
Shutt William
Westwood Edward

MILLINERS AND DRESS MAKERS.

Davies Martha
Davis Miss
Hill Miss
Jones C. and M.
Seager Miss
Webb Elizabeth

NAIL IRONMONGERS.

Addenbrook Samuel
Baylie E. and Co.
Blumer Joseph
Brookes John
Brookes William
Cox William
Edwards R. and J.
Eveson Thomas
Forrest and Bate
Griffiths Edward
Hampton and Harrison
Haines John
Pardoe Joseph
Pargeter J. and T.
Perry John
Perry William
Robins Edward
Round Joseph
Wood and Richards
Wood George, Jun.

PLUMBERS, &C.

Cooper John
Green Isaac
Jones William
Moreton Joseph
Nock –
Smith J.

POTTERS.

Brocksop Benjamin
Edge Samuel
Onions Ann
Parrish Thomas
Smith F. and Sons
Stinson William

PRINTERS.

Fowler J. and S.
Heming Joseph
Rollason Joseph

SADDLERS.

Blantern Thomas
Griffin Thomas
Richards Thomas

SCHOOLS.

Beasley Michael
Blizard Miss
Cox Messdms.
Evans George
Hickman Mrs.
Lawson Mrs.
Lucas Miss
Maurice Mrs.
Moseley William
Pritchard Mrs. And Miss Jones
Nock Samuel
Payton Miss
Willetts Miss

SHOEMAKERS.

Brindley Thomas
Compson Joseph
Compson Thomas
Edgecombe Samuel
Hyrons Joseph
Lowe James
Micklewright Benjamin
Morrell Daniel
Porter Samuel
Williams Joseph

SMITHS.

(see Ws as Smiths was for some unknown reason recorded between Wood Turners and Woolstaplers.)

SPADE MANUFACTURERS.

Hodgson Samuel
Meredith Joseph
Owen Christopher
Parkes Thomas and James
Wood George, jun.

STEEL MANUFACTURERS.

Attwood and Co.
Holt and Smith

SURGEONS.

Causer and Downing
Evans William
Freer W. H.
Kent William
Norris William

TAILORS.

Allden John
Bonner William
Coates John
Floyd Joseph
Perkes Francis
Perry Thomas
Price and Son
Stokes James

UPHOLSTERERS.

Underwood and Son.

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.

Ash Mary
Collis George and sons
Collis Thomas
Light James
Nickless William

WOOD TURNERS.

Bird Peter
Tidmarsh R.

SMITHS.

Burford John
Clark Robert
Edwards John
Penny James
Richards William
Titley William

WOOLSTAPLERS.

Bate Samuel
Blew William
Cox Joseph
Burden T. and E.
Tomlinson J.

COACHES.

From Different Inns.

FROM THE TALBOT HOTEL.

WORCESTER Coach, from the above Inn, through Kidderminster, every morning at eight o’clock.
BIRMINGHAM Royal Bang-up Post Coach, every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morning, through Halesowen, at half-past nine.
BIRMINGHAM Royal Bang-up Post Coach, every Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, through Dudley.
KIDDERMINSTER – Victory, every morning at half-past ten.
KIDDERMINSTER – Bang-up, every evening at half-past six.
WOLVERHAMPTON Coach, every evening at half-past six. Birmingham – Victory, through Dudley, every afternoon at four o’clock.
WORCESTER Coach, through Kidderminster, every afternoon at five.
WOLVERHAMPTON Coach, through Dudley, every morning at half-past eight.

FROM THE COACH AND HORSES.

WOLVERHAMPTON – Royal Perseverance, every morning at nine o’clock, through Dudley.
WORCESTER – Royal Perseverance, every afternoon at five, through Kidderminster.

FROM THE VINE INN.

BIRMINGHAM Original Post Coach, every morning at eight o’clock, through Dudley, to the Nelson’s Hotel, returns from thence at four, and arrives at the above Inn at half-past seven.

FROM THE CHEQUERS.

BIRMINGHAM MAIL, which carries three passengers, every morning at half-past seven.

LAND CARRIAGE.

LONDON Waggon, (Bury) Saturday, to the Ram Inn, Smithfield. Goods received by Thomas Kilby.
BIRMINGHAM, (Wakefield) every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from the Mitre.
BIRMINGHAM, (Walford’s Caravan) Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday.
WOLVERHAMPTON, (Walford’s Caravan) Wednesday.
WOLVERHAMPTON, (Cox) from Humphries’, King’s Head, Thursday.
WORCESTER (Cox) Friday, from ditto.
DUDLEY and WALSALL Carriers from ditto
WOLVERHAMPTON, (Ward) Thursday, from the Mitre.
WOLVERHAMPTON, (Newman) Wednesday.
WORCESTER, (Jolly) Nock’s, Kings Head, Monday. – Dudley, same day.
BROMSGROVE Carriers, from ditto, Fridays.
BRIDGNORTH, (Stokes) Mondays.
BEWDLEY, through Kidderminster, (Stokes) Friday.

CARRIERS BY CANAL.

LONDON – from Stourbridge Wharf to Paddington and intermediate places, Westwood and Moore – Crowley, Leland, and Co. – G. and R. Bird.
LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, CHESTER, &c. – J. G. Ames and Co. – Heath, Tyler, and Danks – Crowley, Leland and Co.
SHARLOW, GAINSBOROUGH, and HULL – Heath, Tyler, and Danks.
STOURPORT, BRISTOL, SHREWSBURY, &c.- J.G. Ames and Co.- York and Co.

Source: S Lewis Worcestershire General and Commercial Directory for 1820.