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Description: | 1. Nathaniel Horn of Ulceby, yeoman and Elizabeth his wife.
2. George Houlton, John Gillyatt and John Mills, all of Ulceby, farmers, Moses Calvert of Ulceby, joiner, John Davy of Ulceby, miller, John Westaby of Ulceby, grocer, James Tock of Ulceby, weaver, George Barnaby of Ulceby, brickmaker, Thomas Houlton, formerly of South Killingholme, now of Keyingham, Yorkshire, farmer, Thomas Horn of Goxhill, farmer, Robert Hardey of Barrow, farmer, John Hunter of Barrow, farmer, John Hodson, formerly of Barton on Humber, now of Hunmanby near Spittal, gentleman, Thomas Tripp of South Ferriby, farmer and William Short of South Killingholme, farmer.
Property: A piece of land in Ulceby containing in length from east to west thirty two yards and in breadth at the east end seventeen yards and at the west end thirty one yards, bounded to the east and north by other property of Nathaniel and Elizabeth Horn, to the west by the Methodist Chapel and to the south by the Town Street; with the School Room built on the land. | Subjects: | Methodist Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 3 May 1838 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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