NOTES ON THE LIST OF OWNERS
These notes give supplementary information about individual owners drawn from a variety of sources, especially
contemporary directories. Where significant changes took place in the five years between the publication of Harrod’s
1870 and Barker’s 1875 directories these are indicated. References to the commentary are shown, and certain
corrections to the Return are included.
The notes are not intended to be fully comprehensive, and some may need to be verified.
The following abbreviations are used:
H = Harrod 1870; B = Barker 1875; W = White 1872
L = Longden 1938-42 & 1952; C = curate, R = rector, V = vicar
RR = Rutland Record; RR 8 = Who was Who in Rutland, Rutland Record 8 (1988)
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Thomas Pickard Adcock, of King St, Melton Mowbray, brewer (Whissendine Brewery Company) &c, agent for
Sun Fire & Life Office (White 1877).
Charles Bowyer Adderley (1814-1905); MP for N Staffordshire (1841-78); elevated to the peerage as 1st Baron
Norton 1878; see p10 & Table 7, & Table 10.
Mrs (H).
Carpenter; see Ch 4 & Table 11.
John Wood Andrews, farmer & grazier (W).
R of Tinwell 1827-84 (L).
White Hart Inn, High St (H, but not in B).
Anthony Singleton Atcheson, R of Teigh 1830-76 (L).
Farmer (W).
Market gardener (H), gardener (B).
Farmer (H, B).
Gilbert John Heathcote, 2nd Baron Aveland (1830-1910); MP for Rutland 1856-67; succ as 25th Baron
Willoughby de Eresby 1888; cr 1st Earl of Ancaster 1892; PC 1880; DL, JP; see pp11-12 & Table 4, & Table 7.
For the Heathcote family, see RR 8, 278.
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
Farmer (B) and landowner (H).
Pork butcher, All Saints St (W)
William Inchley Baines, farmer (H, B).
Mr George (B); Edward G, brewer (H); the brewery, founded by Richard Westbrook Baker, later became famous
as Ruddles.
Brother of (24).
Cooper, Market Pl (H).
Farmer (B); see p10.
White Lion and bricklayer (H, but not in B).
The Rev Wm Belgrave was R and patron of Preston 1840-71 when he died (L) with land in Preston (H), but this
entry refers to another Wm Belgrave who succ him as patron. See Table 10.
Possibly the wife of Dr John Bell or of Dr Thomas Bell (for the role played by the latter in the Uppingham typhoid
epidemic see Richardson 2006).
Corn & coal merchant & maltster (H), farmer (B).
George Augustus Frederick Cavendish Bentinck (1821-91), cricketer, politician, MP.
Emma Harriet Tyrwhitt née Wilson (1835-1917) of Keythorpe Hall, Tugby, Leics (succ 1871 as 12th baroness on
the death of her uncle, a Rutland JP); Bateman records the property as then passing to her eldest son the Hon Harry
Tyrwhitt-Wilson (Table 7); for a first-hand account by her grandson Gerald, 14th baron, see Berners (1934). See
also the Rev Harry Berners Upcher (511) & the Rev Robert Wilson (549).
The Rev Basil Berridge, JP, Algarkirk House, R of Algarkirk (W).
Francis John Berry, farmer (Harrod 1876).
Farmer (glebe) (White 1872).
See Tables 7 & 10.
The only Beardsworth noted was a plumber &c (H, B). ‘Blardsworth’ is taken to be a misreading.
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
R of Wing 1839- (L).
R of Stretton 1871-83 (L); pseudonym Cuthbert Bede (RR 8, 261).
Farmer & landowner (H).
Chief owner of Martinsthorpe parish (H); see Tables 7 & 10.
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61
62
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64
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67
68
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72
73
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76
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104
105
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107
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110
111
113
114
117
118
119
121
122
127
128
129
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Probably a duplication of (60).
Timber merchant, Ashwell Rd (H, B).
Mrs; see Ch 4 & Table 11.
Thos Brown sen & jun, both farmers & landowners, in (H); farmer & grazier (B); see p10.
Thomas Bentley Brown, C (1857) then R (1858-) of Pilton, then R of Normanton (1863-97) (L); probably the
same as (54); see Reeve 2009.
Butcher or farmer & grazier; see Ch 4 & Table 11.
Solicitor (H, B), clerk to the Union, commissioner for taking acknowledgement of deeds by married women (H);
resident in Church Lane, Lyddington; see Ch 4 & Table 11.
Machine owner, South Witham (W).
Lyddington House (H); C of Oakham (1862-66) & of Lyddington (1869-72) (L); see Ch 4 & Table 11, & Table
10.
John Henry Bryan, farmer (H, B).
Miss [Mary] Bryan, of The Cottage; see Table 11.
Not in L.
(H) shows Roland Buckworth as a coal agent.
Land in Manton (H).
The Green (H); see Ch 4 & Table 11.
Richard William Bulmer, V of Greetham (H, B, not in L).
John Fowler Burbidge Esq, JP; brewer (Mowbray & Co), wine & spirit merchant, 9 Finkin St; residence 20 St
Peter’s Hill; Captain in Grantham Rifle Volunteers (W).
H, B.
H, B.
Farmer & landowner (H), Mr (B); spellings vary; see p10.
Cottager (W).
Builder, Market Pl (H, B).
Presumably the Independent Chapel in Meeting Lane (H).
See Ch 4 & Table 11.
Farmer (H, B).
Byrch’s Charity, founded c1580 to support the poor of Cottesmore, Barrow, Market Overton and Greetham; an
inquisition of 1688 found that the charity relied on income from a house and 9ac of land at Barrow (Parkin 1997).
Charity established by Henry Foster 1692-1700 using income from land in Swineshead (Lincs), Sewstern (Leics)
and Thistleton to augment the vicarages of Empingham, Greetham, Ketton & Whissendine, to support
schoolmasters for Empingham, Exton, Greetham, Langham & Thistleton, and to support the poor of Oakham
(Miscellaneous Papers XII (1814-15), 160; VCH II, 27).
Assistant master (H, B); school chaplain (Balliol Coll Oxford) (B).
Farmer (B) & landowner (H).
Rent received by the rector and churchwardens from the letting of Church Lands to be applied to the upkeep of the
parish church (VCH II, 175).
Farmer & grazier (H, B); see Ch 4 & Table 11.
This J P Clark is probably the one with land in Lyddington (H); see Table 11.
John Anthony P Clarke, farmer (Harrod 1876).
Stonemason & engraver (H, B); see Ch 4 & Table 11.
Lime-burner (H, B).
Thomas Baines Clarke, farmer (B) & landowner (H).
Grazier (B).
Bricklayer & stonemason, Church Lane; see Ch 4 & Table 11.
Farmer (B) & landowner (H).
Plumber, glazier & victualler at the Rose & Crown, Beast Hill (H, B).
John Colwell sen or jun: farmer & grazier; see Ch 4 & Table 11.
Innkeeper, Exeter Arms; see Ch 4 & Table 11.
JP, of Lyndon; see Tables 5 & 7. For the Conant family, see RR 8, 268.
Mr (H); Esq, of Prospect House (B).
Watchmaker, High St (H, B); Ovens & Sleath 2002, 64.
Esq (H, B)
Thomas Lovick Cooper, V then R of Empingham (1831-).
Farmer (B) & landowner (H).
Farmer or carpenter (two entries in H); farmer & maltster (B).
See Table 7.
— Custance Esq (H), farmer (B). See RR 8, 269.
Perhaps related to Mrs Alice Dain of Mill St, Oakham (H, B).
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133
135
136
137
138
140
141
142
143
144
145/146
147
148
149
152
153
154
155
156
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163
164
165
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168
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172
173
174
177
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188
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Notes
Farmer (B) & landowner (H).
Rice Davies & Son, grocers & ironmongers, High St; address, Ashwell Rd (H, B).
Of Easton House (Harrod 1876).
The Very Rev Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, influential cleric, was Dean of Westminster 1864-81; the abbey’s
acquisition of the manor of Oakham Deanshold originates in Edward the Confessor’s grant of the reversion of
Oakham, after the death of his widow Edith, to Westminster. See Table 00.
Philip Gretton Dennis, R of N Luffenham 1862-1900 (L).
Of Blatherwyke Park, nr Wansford; see Tables 7 & 10.
Rutland Dispensary, High St (H); the charity still exists to provide relief for sick, aged and needy people of
Rutland.
Baker & grocer (H, B).
Not in L.
Lionel William John Tollemache, 8th Earl of Dysart & Lord Huntingtower (1794 -1878), of Buckminster Park and
Ham House, Surrey (White 1877); see Table 7.
James & Thomas Eady shown as farmers in Barrowden (H, B).
See p14.
Usher & sub-warden (H, B); (St John’s Coll Cam) (B).
Assistant master (H).
Charles Ormiston Eaton Esq, of Tolethorpe Hall, Little Casterton, Rutland (H, B), JP; banker (Eaton, Cayley &
Co) (W); see Table 10.
Esq (H, B).
?related to John Edwards, Esq, MRCS, LSA, High St (H: B shows Mrs Edwards; both show the Misses A & M,
also High St).
Charles Spencer Ellicott, R of Whitwell 1818 & 1829- (L); father of Bishop Charles John Ellicott (RR 8, 271).
William Alleyne Cecil, 3rd Marquess of Exeter (1825-95), of Burghley House; PC, JP (W); see pp11-12 & Table
4, Tables 7 & 10, Ch 4 & Table 11.
Miss; of the Hall (H, B).
Farmer (B), of Park Farm (H).
Edward Fardell, grazier, Wymondham, Leics (White 1877).
Mr Edward Basil Farnham, Quorn House (White 1877).
The Rev Gerard Charles Fenwicke, V of Blaston & R of Stockerston (White 1877).
See Table 7.
Presumed to be the father of (164) (1794-1870); DL, JP; MP for Rutland 1846-47; illegitimate son of 9th Earl of
Winchilsea; died before publication of the Return, so perhaps this entry in fact relates to (164).
Son of (163) (1835-1907); JP; MP for Rutland 1867-1907 (Father of the House); see pp11-12 & Table 4, & Table
7. For the Finch family, see RR 8, 273.
Market gardener (H); gardener & grazier (B).
Grazier in Wymondham, Leics (White 1877).
The Rev John Henry Fludyer, R of Thistleton and of Ayston 1834-70 (L); 4th baronet 1876; JP (Chairman of the
Rutland Bench) (H, B); the same as (263); see p9 & Table 5, & Table 7. For the Fludyer family, see RR 8, 274.
William Lynne Fowke, V of Barkestone, Leics, 1860-72, and of Bisbrooke 1872-87 (L).
The Rev Frederick John Freeman, V of Manton (1867-) (L), ‘who resides at Uppingham’ (B).
Joseph Freeman, grazier (White 1877).
Beer retailer, High St (H, B).
The Hon William Charles Evans Freke, JP (H, B).
Charles Hay Frewen, DL, JP (H, B, White 1877).
‘Resides generally at Brickwall, [Northiam], Sussex, and occasionally at Overton Hall’ (White 1877); see Table 7.
Land agent (H); steward to the Earl of Gainsborough (B); see Ch 5 & Table 12.
Farmer (H, B).
Farmer (White 1877).
Farmer (B) & landowner (H).
Farmer (White 1877).
John Lewis Ffytche; High Sheriff of Lincolnshire 1865 (W); see Table 7.
Charles George Noel, 2nd Earl of Gainsborough (1818-81); MP for Rutland 1840-41; Lord Lieutenant of Rutland
& Custos Rotulorum 1867-81; see pp11-12 & Table 4, & Table 7.
Probably John Gall, boot & shoe maker (H).
Charles Gardiner Esq (H).
Fanny ‘Grann’, postmistress, and John Gann, victualler (H); Frances Jane Gann, post office (B); appointed before
1864 (Soer 1997, 275).
V of Burley (not in L).
Thomas (not ‘F’) Wheeler Gilham, V of Lyddington & Caldecott (not in L).
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198
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227
228
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259
260
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Notes
Possibly a duplication: Charles P Gill (H), Charles Gill (B), fellmonger, Barrowden; Charles Pretty Gill Esq (H),
Morcott; these are adjoining parishes.
Draper, Market St (H), Market Pl (B).
Farmer (B) & landowner (H).
Mrs M (H, B).
Simpson Stokes Goodliffe, farmer & landowner, Lamley Lodge (H), farmer & grazier (B).
Miller, listed under Seaton (H, B) – an important watermill on the R Welland here.
Ann (H).
Farmer (W).
John Samuel Hack, farmer (H), wheelwright (B).
William Lionel Frederick Hack, farmer & grazier (W).
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
Butcher & farmer (H).
Farmer, Coningsby Lawn (W).
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
Esq, the Hall (H); see Tables 5, 7 & 10.
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
Landowner in Essendine (H); see Tables 5 & 7.
Mary-Eliza, wife of 6th Earl of Harborough; married Maj T W Clagett 1864; see p9 & Table 7. For the Sherard
family, Earls of Harborough, see RR 8, 288.
Farmer & grazier (W).
Banker (Hardy, Johnston & Co), JP; Stonebridge House, Harrowby (W); see Ch 5 & Table 12.
Farmer (H, B); probably landowner in Barrow (H).
Henry Hart, farmer, appears in H & B.
Mr William Garner Hart (B), of Preston and listed there as well as under Uppingham (H); of Hart & Seaton,
grocers, High St (H), & [cattle] cake & seed merchants (B); see (449)
Four Oaks is in Sutton Coldfield; see Table 7.
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
Farmer & grazier (W).
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
Farmer (H, B), chief constable for Martinsley Hundred (B).
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
See Table 10. For the Heathcote family, see RR 8, 278.
The Rev Thomas Heathcote, V of Lenton [Lavington] (W).
Esq, Manor House (H, B).
R of Seaton 1866-91 (L).
Mr (B).
Farmer (W) (not in L).
Master of the Lower School (H, B); (St Peter’s Coll Cam) (B).
R of Thistleton (B).
Mrs William Hopkins, High St (H, B): William (H, B) & Benjamin (B) Hopkins were tailors, High St.
William Hopkinson of Sutton Grange, Northants (VCH Hunts III, 53-7 – Little Gidding), V of Gt Gidding, then in
Huntingdonshire (1865-73) (L); see Table 7.
High St (H, B).
Edward Larkin Horne, V of Whissendine 1864- (L).
Charles Thomas Hoskins, R of Clipsham 1858-76 (L).
With land in N Luffenham; see p11.
This seems to be the hospital founded at East Carlton, Northants, in 1668 by Sir Geoffrey Palmer Bt, endowed
with 46 acres (identical to the quantity in the Return) ‘in the forest of Leighfield’ (Lewis 1848, 520-3) – though
why the address should be Knossington is unclear – rather than the hospital for four clergymen’s widows founded
at Knossington itself by the will of William Smith of Croxton Kerrial in 1711, and re-constituted in the early 19th
century (VCH Leicestershire V (1964) 193 – no reference to land in Rutland).
For the history of the hospital and its property, see Parkin 2000.
Perhaps Stafford Vere Hotchkin, son of (259).
Mr Hodgkin, the Hall (H): Thomas John Stafford Hotchkin (1839-91) of Woodhall Spa & S Luffenham; for the
Hotchkin family, see Palmer 2008).
William Henry Hough, solicitor, Melton Road; registrar & high bailiff, county court (B); joint registrar of county
courts of Stamford, Uppingham & Oakham, clerk to the guardians, superintendent registrar (H).
Maltster & farmer (B) & landowner (H).
Baker & grocer (H, B), & draper (H).
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264
265
266
267
268
269
270
271
272
273
274
278
282
283
284
285
286
287
288
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293
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299
300
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305
307
308
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312
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319
320
321
322
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325
328
329
330
331
332
333
334
336
337
338
339
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In fact the Rev J H Fludyer: see 168; see Table 7.
Butcher & grazier, Market Pl (H, B).
Mrs Julia Hunt shown as brewer & maltster, 9 Water St, Stamford, residence Pilsgate (W).
See p
Esq, of Ketton House (H); farmer, JP (B).
See Ch 4 & Table 11.
Farmer (H).
Cross Keys Inn, Queen St (H, B).
Miller & farmer, High St (B) & landowner (H).
Carpenter & wheelwright (H, B).
Not in L.
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
See Table 10.
Farmer (White 1877).
Sarah Ann, Black Horse Inn (H, B).
Henry Joseph Joplin [not ‘Josslin’], currier & leather dresser, 18 Maiden Lane (W).
Surgeon, Burley Rd (H, B); MRCS, LSA (B); coroner (H); residence Wharfland House (H).
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
See p10 & Table 5, & Table 10.
H gives Mantle Kew and John Mantle Kew both as farmers & landowners; B gives only Mrs Kew, farmer.
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
Farmer (B); H gives Mrs Hannah P King, farmer.
Farmer (H, B).
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
Farmer (H, B).
Thomas Lawrence, farmer (B); Esq (H); his waggon survives in Rutland County Museum.
See Table 10.
Baker, miller & farmer (H).
Coal merchant (H).
Col the Hon Henry Lowther, owner of land in Glaston (H), had Barleythorpe Hall, Oakham (H, B), as a hunting
lodge and became master of the Cottesmore Hunt in 1870; succ as 3rd Earl of Lonsdale 1872; see Table 7.
R of S Luffenham (not in L).
Farmer, landowner & miller (H).
Charles Halford Lucas, R of Edith Weston 1860-; presented by (315) (L).
Of the Hall (H, B); JP; see Tables 5 & 7.
Shown as Lumby, farmer (H, B).
See Table 10.
See Ch 4 & Table 11.
Carpenter & wheelwright (H, B); see Ch 4 & Table 11.
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
See Ch 4 & Table 11.
Farmer (B) & landowner (H).
Farmer (White 1877).
G W Stuart Menteath, R of Morcott (not in L).
Farmer (B) & grazier (H); see Ch 4 & Table 11.
Farmer & grazier, address Guadeloupe, Melton Mowbray (White 1877).
Brewer (H, B).
Edward Henry Cradock Monckton (Harrod 1876); see Tables 5, 7 & 10, Ch 4 & Table 11. For the Monckton
family, see RR 8, 283.
Of W C & C K Morris, brewers & maltsters, Cross Street, & coal & lime merchants (H); Rutland Brewery (B);
residence Jermyn Terrace (H), Catmose St (B); see (336).
Residence Jermyn Terrace (H); see (334).
Owner of land in North Luffenham (H); see Table 10.
V of Oakham 1865-94 (L).
John Baines Mould, farmer, High St (H, B).
Maltster & farmer (H, B).
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344
348
349
350
352
353
354
355
356
357
358
359
360
361
363
364
370
373
374
376
377
379
380
381
382
383
384
386
390
391
392
393
394
395
397
398
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400
402
403-406
407
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410
411
412
413
414
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416
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418
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Mr Hugh Mulholland, St Paul’s St (W).
Mrs Needham, farmer & landowner (H).
Chester Peru Newcomb shown as Esq (H), farmer (B).
Just possibly a misreading of ‘Newmarsh’, thus the same as 350.
Charles Henry Newmarch, non-resident R of Wardley with Belton 1856, Rural Dean of Rutland 1857-67 (L);
family connections with Gloucestershire; Hon Sec, Gloucestershire Archaeological Society.
Probably the same as (356).
The Hon H L Noel, Ketton Hall, JP (H)?
The Rev the Hon Leland Noel (1797-1870); son of Sir Gerard Noel Noel, Bt; R of Horn & V of Exton 1832-70
(L).
Probably the same as 352: the Hon Gerard James Noel (1823-1911), son of 1st Earl of Gainsborough; politician;
PC, DL, JP; MP for Rutland 1847-83.
Owner of [extensive land and quarries] in Ketton (H); see Tables 5, 7 & 10. For his involvement with the Ketton
stone quarries, see Cooper 2004.
John Henry Noyes, V of Ketton & Tixover 1855-88 (L).
Stone merchant & farmer (H, B); see ROLLR DE3369 for his archive, described in Cooper 2004, esp pp160-7.
Calis House, Melton Rd (H, B); JP.
Frederick Orme, R of Lyndon 1864-85 (L).
Farmer & landowner (H); Esq (B).
Mrs: Bull Inn (H, B).
See Table 11.
This is probably Poor's Land, described in Miscellaneous Papers XII (1814-15) and in VCH II, 32, as consisting
of 34 acres of land in the parish of Leighfield, known as Fair Ash Sale, and assigned, together with several sums of
money, for the relief and maintenance of the poor of the parish.
Esq (H), farmer (B).
The Ven Robert Bateman Paul (1798-1877), former archdeacon of Waimea, New Zealand; author of Letters from
Canterbury, New Zealand (1857); of Barn Hill (W), where he died.
Farmer & landowner (H).
Solicitor, clerk to magistrates, 16 Water St (W).
Esq, of Shillington Hall, Braceborough (W).
Farmer (W); perhaps the man of this name b Caythorpe, Lincs, 1808 (www.rgreen.org.uk/Pick.html).
Owner of land in Ryhall (H – who shows him as of Brixham, Devon); JP; see Tables 5 &10.
Correctly William Ann Pochin; DL, JP; see Tables 7 & 10.
Shopkeeper, 13 High St, St Martin’s (W).
Matron & schoolmistress of the Union Workhouse; John Pollard was Master (H, B).
Farmer (W).
V of Ryhall 1849-86 (L).
Farmer (H, B).
Farmer & grazier (B) & landowner (H); see Ch 4 & Table 11.
Mrs; farmer (B) & grazier & landowner (H); see Table Ch 4 & 11.
Shoemaker & postmaster (H, B); appointed Nov 1847, served until 1879 (Soer 1997, 268); see Ch 4 & Table 11.
No occupation given (H).
Several members of the farming Pridmore family are shown in Morcott & S Luffenham (H, B).
Farmer (H, B).
Perhaps Charles (B).
Farmer at Scredington, residence at Stow (W).
See pp11 & 17.
Mrs, Melton Road (H), Catmose St (B).
See Table 10.
The Rev John Henry Fludyer (168/263) (B, H).
The Rev Charles Atlay (H); the Rev Charles James Dyer (142 – address: Wakerley, an adjoining parish (united
benefice) in Northants) (B).
The Rev Joseph Place (H, B).
The Rev Philip Gretton Dennis (137) (H, B).
The Rev Thomas Bentley Brown, R of Pilton & Normanton, where he resides (60) (H, B).
The Rev D E Jones (W).
The Rev William Wales (H, B); Chancellor & Honorary Canon of Peterborough.
Linen & wool draper & outfitter, High St (W).
Farmer & landowner, Manor House (Harrod 1876).
Registrar of births, deaths & marriages for Uppingham district; agent to the Atlas Fire & Life Office; West End
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420
421
422
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426
427
428
429
430
432
433
434
436
437
439
440
441
442
443
445
446/447
449
450
451
452/453
455
457
458
459
460
461
462
463
466
467
468
470
471
472
475
477
478
479
480
481
482
483
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487
488
490
492
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(H).
Farmer (H).
Farmer (H, B); another Wm Reeve is draper (H).
Charles Samuel Birch Reynardson, Esq, Holywell Hall (W).
Son (1814-97) of William Westley Richards, premier Birmingham gunmaker; owner of land in Ashwell (H); see
Tables 5 & 10.
Auctioneers, surveyors, estate agents, builders (W); James was County Surveyor for Rutland (H).
Tailor (B) & draper (H).
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
JP, surgeon, St Mary’s St (W); owner of land in Tinwell (H); see Table 10.
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
Farmer & landowner (H).
Farmer (H) & maltster (B), of N Luffenham.
Reginald Bassett Rogers, newly R of Preston in succession to William Belgrave (B) (not in L).
Thomas Rowlatt, farmer (B) & landowner (H).
George Dawson Rowley, High Sheriff of Rutland 1870, owner of land in Morcott (H); see Tables 7 & 10.
Saddler, High St (H).
Mrs (H).
Farmer (H).
Charles Cecil John Manners, 6th Duke of Rutland (1815-88); see Tables 7 & 10.
Coal merchant &c (H).
Builder, High St (H).
For the history of the two schools founded by Archdeacon Robert Johnson in 1584, see Barber 1983 & Matthews
1984 respectively.
Of Hart & Seaton, grocers, &c, High St; see (228).
Farmer (W).
Farmer & grazier (H, B); see Ch 4 & Table 11.
A Thomas Sharpe shown as Gentleman (B).
Cattle dealer (B).
Farmer (B) & landowner (H).
Mrs James Shelton shown as farmer (H).
Farmer (H, B).
William Sheild, formerly Gilson (RR 8, 287); High Street (H, B); solicitor, under sheriff, coroner, superintendent
registrar, agent to the land Securities Company, holder of many other offices (listed in H); shown as owner of land
in Wing (H).
Beer retailer (H, B).
See Table 10.
Burley Road (H, B).
Draper & clothier, High St (H, BN).
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
Barnard Smith, R of Glaston 1861- (L) (H, B).
Landowner of this name shown for Braunston (H); see Table 10.
Grocer or blacksmith (H).
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
Tom, butcher (H) & grazier (B).
Farmer (W).
Farmer, Gunthorpe House (H, B).
Farmer & grazier (White 1877).
Farmer (B).
Shopkeeper (B) & bricklayer (H).
Farmer & grazier (H, B); see Ch 4 & Table 11.
Blacksmith & dragrake maker (H); see Table 11.
Andrew Godfrey Stuart, R of Cottesmore & Barrow 1844-89 (L) (H, B).
Butcher & farmer (B), Charles William, butcher (H).
Farmer (B).
Farmer (H, B).
No further details (H, B).
Owner of land in Little Casterton (H); purchased manor & advowson of Teigh from estate of 6th Earl of
Harborough after 1859 (VCH); see Tables 5 & 10.
Presumably both of Thompson, Phillips & Evans, solicitors (W).
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515
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518
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Notes
William Quentin Hamilton Thompson, R of Stoke Dry 1854-94 (L) (H, B); JP.
Beer retailer (B).
H gives Samuel Thorpe & Sons, butchers; Samuel, beer retailer; Samuel, farmer; B gives Samuel, butcher;
Samuel, farmer.
Blacksmith (White 1877).
Edward Thring, Headmaster (H, B) (King’s Coll Cam). See Matthews 1984 and references there.
See Ch 5 & Table 12.
North Luffenham Town Estate, established to support the church and the poor of the parish as well as a
schoolhouse has its origins in deeds of feoffment of 1538/39 and was revived or altered several times; in 1814 it
received rents from about 89 acres, approximately the extent noted here (Miscellaneous Papers XII (1814-15)
163-9; VCH II, 203).
Surgeon, Catmos St (H, B); surgeon to the workhouse (H).
V of Barholm & Stow 1847- (L); see Table 10.
R of Little Casterton 1862-74 (L) (H, B).
Harry Berners Upcher, R of Allexton 1870-76 (L); related to (37) and (549).
Farmer (White 1877).
The Rev William Lyme Fowke (171) (H); but the Rev — Burnaby (B).
The Rev Thomas Wheeler Gillham, R of Lyddington & Caldecott and resident at the latter (194); see Ch 4 &
Table 11.
The Rev William Jones of Frisby, V of Kirby Bellars, whose glebe included 15 ac at Uppingham (White 1877).
See (514).
The Rev William Samuel Shipley (White 1877).
The Rev James Lonsdale (H); but the Rev Hay Sweet Escott (B).
Bookseller, printer, photographer, &c, Old Bell & Crown, Market Pl, Leicester (White 1877, 486).
Miller & maltster, High St (H, B).
Grazier, High St (H, B).
Sun Inn, and farmer (H); James Wake (sic), Sun Inn (B).
Mrs and Miss, no occupation (H).
George Godfrey Ward, famer (H) & landowner (B); a possible duplication.
Horse Shoes (H); Mrs Mary Warner (sic) (B).
George Lewis Watson, owner of land in Caldecott (H); see Tables 7 & 10.
Travelling tea dealer, High St (H, B).
Richard J Webb, V of Hambleton (not in L).
Sir Thomas Whichcote, 7th Bt (1813-92), of Aswarby Hall (W); High Sheriff of Lincolnshire 1837; see Table 7.
Farmer (senior & junior) (H, B).
Mrs F, innkeeper (B), Horse & Jockey (H).
Willoughby Willey, R of Ridlington (B) (not in L) (but H has the Rev Charles Rae Hay).
Mrs M A, farmer & landowner (H); Mr John, grazier (B).
Elizabeth (H, B); surname spellings vary.
Chemist & druggist; corn, seed & manure merchant; St Mary’s St & Castle Dyke (W).
The Rev the Hon Robert Wilson in fact d 1850; the Rev Arthur Wilson Upcher (son of the Hon Charlotte Wilson
& Abbot Upcher) was R of Ashwellthorpe when the Return was compiled (Harrod 1877); the parish was in the gift
of their relative Lady Berners (37). See also the Rev Harry B Upcher (511).
George James Finch-Hatton, 11th Earl of Winchilsea and 6th Earl of Nottingham (1815-1887); following the death
of George Finch, 9th/4th Earl, without legitimate issue in 1826, the titles passed away from the Rutland branch of
the family, although George Finch, his son, inherited Burley on the Hill and the accompanying estates; see (163) &
(164); see Table 7.
Esq (H, B); owner of land in Cottesmore (H); JP.
The Rev Harry L L Wingfield, R of Mkt Overton (H, B); for the Wingfield family, see RR 8, 293.
Of Tickencote, Rutland (H, B); owner of land in Market Overton (H); JP; see Tables 5 & 7.
Assistant master & chaplain (H).
Grocer (H); John, carpenter (B).
Farmer (B, H).
Blacksmith (H, B).
Farmer (H).
See Ch 4 & Table 11.
William, farmer (H), grazier (B).
R of Ashwell 1850-75 (L).