Baines' Directory (1822) - North & South Crosland
The following section is reproduced from Baines' Directory: History, Directory and Gazetteer of the County of York, Volume 1 (1822) compiled by Edward Baines.
For the transcription of professions, entries have been reformatted to: firstname surname, location (extra details)
The following is a transcription of a historic document and may contain occasional errors.
Crosland (North & South)
Crosland, (North and South,) in the parish of Almondbury, wap. of Agbrigg, manor of Wakefield and honour of Pontefract ; 4 miles S. of Huddersfield. Population 1583.
- William Beaumont, scribbling miller
- James Barker, victualler, Fleece
- J.E. Batley, dyer
- Joseph Brayshaw, victualler, Travellers Inn, Blackmoor Foot
- William Murgatroyd, victualler, King's Arms
- Eli Oldfield, schoolmaster (day)
- William Parkin, grocer & flour dealer
- Isaac Rogers, joiner & cabinet maker
- Thomas Smith, wheelwright
- John Sykes, gardener & seedsman
Cloth Dressers.
- James Brookbank
- John Taylor
Woollen Manufacturers.
- Enoch Beaumont (fancy)
- J. Bates & Son
- William Batley
- Eli Dyson
- J.J. & J. Dyson, Stone Pit
- Walker Haigh
- I. & D. Harrison (& merchants)
- Benjamin Mellor (& merchant)
- David Platt
- George Roberts (& merchant)
- John Roberts
- Adam Sykes
- George Sykes
- John Sykes