© Compiled by Michael Russell OPC for Dorchester June 2012 (283 Records)
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1. Daniel LESTER currier 2. Richard OLDIS buttonmaker 3. John OLDIS buttonmaker 4. John MILFORD buttonmaker 5. Charles LAKE buttonmaker [Note:- The only Charles Lake known in Dorchester at this date was Charles LAKE (1725-1766) but he appears to have lived exclusively in St Peters Parish?] 6. John SHEPHERD plumber 7. Henry SHEPHERD plumber 8. James BLY baker 9. John DRAKE joyner 10. Matthew ABBOT Servant 11. William READ Plaisterer 12. Samuel HAYDON Miller 13. John CAYNES gunsmith 14. Edmund BOWER victualler 15. Thomas BRAGG Servant 16. John HAYNE Yeoman 17. Thomas MEECH Esq 18. Samuel VOSS Seervant 19. Jone HINE staymaker 20. Thomas PURSE barber 21. William CLARK Mason 22. William CHICK cheesemonger 23. John BARTLETT cordwainer [Note:- John BARTLETT (1737- ) ] 24. William CHANNING mercer 25. Robert SMITH attorny 26. William SUMMERS barber 27. Samuel GOULD stationer 28. John WALLIS Clerk of the Peace 29. Erasmus COR victualler 30. Henry COR his son 31. Robert COR his son 32. Edward BLY baker 33. Thomas APPLIN mercer 34. John WHITE grocer 35. James PARSONS glover 36. William VINCENT taylor 37. Peter MAY servant 38. Peter BUCKLAND barber 39. William JACOB Sailor 40. John PROWSE cooper 41. John THRESHER Servant 42. William COCKRAM servant 43. Thomas BESANT brewer 44. William COOMBS mason 45. John BRIDLE servant 46. George STICKLAND gentleman 47. James BROOKS gentleman 48. William GUNDRY brewer 49. Thomas COOMBS brewer 50. John GALE Clerk 51. John HONEYBUN labourer 52. Thomas HAYDON millwright 53. Isaac NOAK joyner 54. Elias BEDLOE woolbreaker |
55. William WARREN gardner 56. Daniel MOORS labourer 57. Richard GALPIN taylor 58. Peter CLARK clothier 59. Thomas HARRIS servant 60. Adam SMITH joyner 61. William BADSWORTH supervisor of excise 62. Robert Lumley KINGSTON attorney 63. Henry HUNT taylor 64. Joseph GAYLEH woolsorter 65. Robert ENSOR clothier 66. Gabriel HUNT taylor 67. Thomas POOK gardener 68. John POOK gardner 69. John SCUTT taylor 70. John SLADE servant 71. Nicholas FARNHAM servant 72. Samuel RUMSEY blacksmith 73. John RUMSEY blacksmith 74. Jasper NOTLY mason 75. Charles AUSTIN joyner 76. John AUSTIN joyner 77. George CLARK mason 78. John BISHOP labourer 79. George WHEELER cooper 80. Peter BRINE mason 81. John GRAY plaisterer 82. Thomas POUNCY butcher 83. James GOLLOP butcher 84. John SMITH cordwainer 85. John SEAL glazier 86. John SEAL senior glazier 87. Henry WINSOR blacksmith 88. Thomas BANGER labourer 89. Edward READ cordwainer 90. William SEAL limeburner 91. Joseph SEAL limeburner 92. John WHEELER joyner 93. William HAYDON clockmaker 94. John HAYDON butcher 95. Robert NUMAN [NEWMAN] labourer 96. Robert CRABTREE labouer 97. Robert POUNCY labourer 98. Christopher PARKER glover 99. John JACOB schoolmaster 100. Robert CURME velmonger 101. Richard ROSE velmonger 102. Richard CANTERBURY labourer 103. John COLE cordwainer 104. William STROUD cordwainer 105. Thomas READ bookbinder 106. Enoch HOLLAND labourer 107. James IRONSIDE servant Richard PADDOCK Constable John JACOB Constable |
Colliton: and the nearby cottages in Colliton Row were owned by the Churchill Family and the cottages leased to tennants that often worked for the family. Colliton Row eventually came within the Parish of Holy Trinity, but not within the borough, an anomaly that was to cause endless litigation. The List of all men in 'Colliton Row' from eighteen to fifty years (taken by) John DAMMON Tythingman July 29th 1758:- William CHURCHILL Gent John BLANCHARD servant James STAYNER labourer Joseph WHETTAM - Labourer Reuben DAMON - Labourer Richard LAKE - Carpenter [Note:- Richard LAKE (1733-1810) ] William WHETTAM - Cordwainer Frome Whitefield: is actually part of Holy Trinity Parish Source:- 'House of Lords Journal Volume 2: 25 May 1610' Parsonage and Parish of Frome Whitfield united to the Parish of The Holy Trinity in Dorchester. The Bill, intituled, An Act for the uniting of the Parsonage and decayed Parish of Frome Whitfeild, in the County of Dorset, to the Parsonage and Parish of The Holy Trinity in Dorchester, in the said County, was returned into the House, by the Lord Privy Seal, one of the Committees, A List of men within Frome Whitefield - 1758 (taken by) John PITMAN Constable of Hundred 'George' John HAYNE (Junior) - yeoman Thomas CUSTARD - labourer John BROWN - labourer John COLE - labourer----(Image 270) |
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108. James WOOLLEY labourer 109. John BOWDITCH cabinet maker 110. Samuel RICHWORD upholsterer 111. Richard COZENS mercer 112. William ROGERS breeches maker 113. Thomas PANSHARD shoemaker 114. William ELLIOTT tinplate worker 115. Alexander MACDONALD agent to the magazine 116. Richard ROSE butcher 117. Robert ROLLS breeches maker 118. Henry EVOMY glazier 119. James GOODALE mason 120. John LOCKETT baker 121. Robert LAMBERT attorney at Law 122. Thomas STONE victualler 123. Arnold PRITCHARD [Blank] 124. Caleb BROOKS grocer 125. Samuel SNOOK upholsterer 126. John SWATRIDGE upholsterer 127. John GAPE [Blank] 128. Thomas JONES cutler 129. James POOK sadler 130. Walter NICHOLLS attorney 131. James WOOD an apprentice 132. William MUNDEN a servant 133. John COZENS grocer 134. Thomas ARNOLD barber 135. John MARTIN barber 136. John DOWLE collar maker 137. Frank the sackweaver [note no surname given] 138. William OLD linnen draper 139. William BARTLETT butcher [William Bartlett (bap. 1740) ] 140. Thomas BEAVIS jeweller 141. John PHELPS cheesemonger 142. William PHELPS shoemaker 143. John ELLIOTT barber 144. Robert WHITE victualler 145. Nicholas WHITE servant |
146. George ELMS malster 147. John CHILD barber 148. John WILLIS attorney at law 149. Thomas HARDY shoemaker 150. Thomas ENSOR woolcomber 151. Edward JONES taylor 152. John HAWKINS surgeon 153. John DAMON a servant 154. John VIVIAN shoemaker 155. Henry JACOB shoemaker 156. Richard PAINTER a painter 157. Robert LESTER shoemaker 158. Joseph HELLARD bricklayer 159. John HAYNE labourer 160. John COOMBS blacksmith 161. Harry POUNCY schoolmaster 162. William NORMAN woolcomber 163. Sydmund BAKER labourer 164. William AYRES cooper 165. Robert OLIVER labourer 166. John EVOMY baker 167. George FONE shoemaker 168. James BROWNE attorney at law 169. William TEMPLEMAN attorney at law 170. John CUSTARD a servant 171. Joseph BAYNTON victualler 172. John EVANS a servant 173. Samuel JACOB woolstapler 174. John WARREN a servant 175. William BRYER grocer 176. Stephen SHORMEY a servant 177. James COOMBS apothecary 178. Robert ADAMS collar maker 179. Robert SNOOK upholsterer 180. John KENN surgeon 181. Clement READ plaisterer 182. John KNIGHT a servant
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183. James CHAFFEY gentleman 184. William CLARE blacksmith 185. James CLARE blacksmith 186. Robert BELMAN cordwainer 187. Jacob BANKS labourer 188. George GUPPY labourer 189. George SQUIBB joyner 190. Samuel MOREY cordwainer 191. James SPICER labourer 192. Thomas CREECH cordwainer 193. Thomas NORRIS cordwainer - deaf 194. William BANKS labourer 195. Robert GRAY mason 196. John COOPER labourer 197. Thomas ROGERS tiler 198. Robert WHITE tyler 199. [number omitted in error] 200. George BLANDIMORE - deaf 201. Thomas CLARK labourer 202. William WINSOR blacksmith 203. Edward CORE labourer 204. James HARRIS farmer 205. Mark GREST [blank] 206. Nathaniel GREY mason 207. John KING gardener 208. William ANDREWS a servant 209. Richard STEVENS gardener 210. Samuel HELLARD blacksmith 211. George HIGGENS labourer 212. Nathaniel SNOOK labourer 213. Thomas SWATRIDGE labourer 214. George CRIMBLE labourer 215. Edward MEADWAY servant 216. Robert LOCK butcher 217. William GARRETT victualler 218. John LUSH a servant 219. Thomas GARRETT cabinet maker 220. James RUMSEY blacksmith 221. James LOCK butcher 222. Robert IRONSIDE barber 223. Robert ELLIOTT yeoman 224. John PIDDLE a servant 225. Thomas BRYER gentleman 226. George POUNCY sadler 227. Benjamin ROLLS breeches maker |
228. Thomas EAMES butcher 229. John BARTLETT a servant 230. Timothy GUYER cooper 231. Thomas BAKER mercer 232. George CLINES victualler 233. Thomas POOK grocer 234. Samuel HOBBS glazier 235. David PHIPPARD barber 236. Joseph BEST victualler 237. Henry SHORTO gentleman 238. Henry VOSS joyner 239. Robert OLIVER blacksmith 240. William TUCKER blacksmith 241. Robert GROVES cordwainer 242. Robert BEST labourer 243. John GAWLER mason 244. John STEVENS gardner 245. Samuel THOMPSON taylor 246. William ENSOR cordwainer 247. Jacob HUTCHENS baskett maker 248. Thomas CARD cheesemonger 249. John STANDISH butcher 250. Samuel HOLLETT staymaker 251. Thomas MASTERS blacksmith 252. John LILL bailiff 253. James CARNOCHEN a servant 254. William BRAGG taylor 255. John GREENING collar maker 256. Henry EDWARDS collar maker 257. Edward COLE labourer 258. Thomas HAVILAND tyler 259. Edward HUNT servant 260. David ABBOTT servant 261. Joseph COOMBS a servant 262. William BOOTH labourer 263. Robert CLINES comber 264. Joseph LINNINGTON a servant 265. John ROGERS servant 266. William GRIGG joyner 267. William ELLAI exciseman 268. William SPILLER labourer 269. Samuel BAILEY junior Labourer 270. Thomas GRITTEN joyner 271. William CREECH cordwainer
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