Extracts From Trade Directories for South Holland
Were your family Trades people? Why not look them up in the attached Trade Directories an extract from the University of Leicester collection covering 1828
Were your family Trades people? Why not look them up in the attached Trade Directories an extract from the University of Leicester collection covering 1828
Extracts from Trade Directories Spalding and Surrounding area 1828 to 1919. Click here to view
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Genealogy Explore and discover the history of the people who lived and worked in South Holland. Explore South Holland’s people and places People Ayscoughfee Photo
James Finister asks if anybody knows of company called J Wilkinson of Spalding. Their name appears on the front of this range. In 1905 &
This photo shows the shop of George Williams the Ironmongers of East Street, Crowland. Â The photo is dated as early 1900’s which i believe is
This section of the website we are going to capture local peoples recollections. These recollections will form either documents, oral history or videos and by
Money Bridge being so called presumably because it was a Toll Bridge at one time. This was another local Inn where one family held the
There are literally hundreds of Inns and Public Houses named “The Bell” in the UK, many of the earlier ones were usually nearest to the
The Ship Inn, Pinchbeck The first record we have of The Ship Inn is in 1851 when it was regarded as being in Knight Street because
Geoff Dodd, local blacksmith, describes his family history as well as growing up around and working the Chain Bridge Forge, still open on Spalding High