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CULLOMPTON RESIDENTS IN THE  UNIVERSAL BRITISH DIRECTORY c. 1794

 

St. Andrew's Church, Cullompton c.1840

St. Andrews's Church, Cullompton - c. 1840

Courtesy Devon County Council

 

The Universal British Directory of Trade, Commerce & Manufacture was issued in separate volumes over a period of 7 to 8 years between 1791 and 1798. As the different volumes were published, updates and alterations were made so that no listing can be specific to a single year but rather, to the final years of the 18th century.

 

No street locations were given for the traders. The original spelling has been retained.


CULLOMPTON is eleven miles from Exeter, on the great turnpike road to Bath and bristol. It is seated on a river not far from the sea and is a pretty good town. The market, which is on Saturday, is not very considerable; and there are two fairs annually: one on the first Wednesday in May, and the other on the first Wednesday in November. It is governed by a high constable and four petty constables. The parish church is a noble structure, has four aisles in it, and a curious gilt roof and rood loft; the tower is very handsome and lofty and has a fine peal of eight bells. The trade of the town is principally in the woollen branch, and consists of fine sagathees, serges, duroys and other goods of that description.

 

The following are the principal inhabitants:

GENTRY

Blackmore, John, gent

Carew, Lieut. Henry, Royal Navy

Colman, Francis, Esq

Crosse, John, gent

Merson, Edward, gent

Pannell, Thomas, gent

Sydenham, Whitlocke, gent

CLERGY

Brutton, Rev. John Veryard, Vicar

Morgan, Rev. Samuel

Vye, Rev. John

PHYSICIANS

Shute, Stephen, Surgeon and Apothecary

Skinner & Son, Surgeons & Apothecaries

LAWYERS

Baker & Crosse, Attornies

Brutton, Henry, Attorney

TRADERS

Allen, Henry, butcher

Bale, Thomas, linen & woollen draper, staymaker

Baker, John, serge maker

Baker, Thomas, wheelwright

Bazeley, Elias, carrier

Bennett, John, soap boiler

Bilby, Thomas, bell-founder, clock & watch maker

Blackmore, John jnr., butcher

Brice, James, joint proprietor of the waggons

Brice John, joint proprietor of the waggons

Broadditch, Thomas, shopkeeper

Broom, Edmund, boot & shoemaker

Brown, William, serge maker

Burnard, William, victualler

Bussell, John, serge maker

Bussell, John, taylor

Carthews S & E, milliners

Chaplin, - , blacksmith

Crosse, William, blacksmith

Drake, Mary, milliner

Ellicotts E & M, milliners and mantua makers

Ellicott, Robert, serge maker & maltster

Ellicott, Robert jnr.,serge maker

Ellicott, Thomas, butcher

Facey, John, victualler

Fowler, George, cooper

Fowler, John, dyer & maltster

Fowler, John, serge maker

Fowler, Mary, linen & woolen draper

Frank, Evan, serge maker

Frost, Joseph, blacksmith

Frost, Robert, Red Lion Inn & excise officer

Frost, Silas, victualler

Goodhind, Joseph, butcher

Goodhind, Richard, victualler

Hoare, William, baker & tailor

Hole, William, plumber & glazier

Isaac, John, baker

Jarman & Gay, serge maker

Luxton, George, boot & shoemaker

Luxton, Robert, baker

Mann, Robert, excise officer

Martin, James, sadler & ironmonger

Martin, Joseph, joiner & carpenter

Matthews, Henry, joiner & carpenter

Matthews, Henry jnr. plumber & glazier

May, George, whitesmith

Mills & Haycraft, leather dressers & glovers

Mills, Morris, baker

Mills, William, carpenter

Mondy, John, blacksmith

Nation, Anna, shopkeeper

Nosworthy, Joseph, innkeeper, White Hart

Pannell, Charles, currier

Pannell, James, post master

Pannell, Sarah, shopkeeper

Pidgion, John, miller

Pidgion, John, jnr. miller

Pidgion, William, leather dresser & glover

Plumpton, Samuel, victualler

Pulsford, Lucas, innkeeper, Half Moon

Reynolds, James, cabinet maker

Rice, Abraham, boot & shoemaker

Rice, John, shopkeeper & maltster

Rice, Richard, currier

Rossiter, Henry, butcher

Row, Roger, butcher

Salter, William, tanner

Seaman, Edward, blacksmith

Seaman, Joseph, serge maker

Selwood, John, serge maker & maltster

Shere, Ambrose jnr.,butcher

Symes, John, jnr, butcher

Tapscott, James, victualler

Tayler, Joseph, butcher

Tayler, Joseph, jnr. butcher

Tayler, Thomas, butcher

Toogood, Richard, baker

Toogood, William, carpenter

Upcott, William, serge maker

Webber, Caleb, boot & shoemaker

Webber, Caleb, victualler

Wellington, John, baker

Wellington, Thomas, miller

Wescombe, Samuel, boot & shoemaker

Wescombe, William, boot & shoemaker

Westlake, Thomas, taylor

Westron, Richard, soap boiler

Whitby, James, carrier

Whitby, William, clock & watch maker

Wolland, William, boot & shoemaker

Wright, John, baker




 

 
 
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