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Pigot & Co's Commercial Directory for Derbyshire, 1835
“Cubley and South Wingfield”
Transcriptions by Rosemary Lockie, © Copyright 1996
CUBLEY is a parish (having no dependent township), in the
hundred of Appletree; the village being situate about 6
miles S. from Ashbourn, which is the post town for this
place. The church is dedicated to St. Andrew: the living is
a rectory, with the perpetual curacy of Marston-Montgomery
annexed, in the patronage of the Earl of Chesterfield. The
parish contained, in 1831, 471 Inhabitants.
MARSTON-MONTGOMERY is a parish, in the same hundred as
Cubley, one mile and a half from that village, and 4 N.E.
from Uttoxeter, (in Staffordshire), the nearest post town.
The greater proportion of the inhabitants, as well as those
in the neighbouring parish of Cubley, are engaged in
agriculture. The church here Is dedicated to St. Giles, and
the living is annexed to that of Cubley. A school is
supported here by small annual donations. The population in
1831 was 457, being fewer by 12 inhabitants than it
contained in 1821, and 19 more than were returned at the
census of 1801.
[Ed: there was apparently no POST, or POST OFFICE service]
GENTRY AND CLERGY.
Vevers Rev. Richard Wm. Cubley
Wain Mr. John, Cubley
PUBLIC HOUSES.
Chesterfield Arms, Thomas Jackson, Cubley
Cross Keys, Thomas
Applebee, Marston-Montgomery
SHOPKEEPERS, TRADERS, &c.
The names without address are in MARSTON-MONTGOMERY
Allcock
John, Cooper
Atkin William, carpenter, Cubley
Baker Joseph, tailor, Cubley
Carnald
Benjamin, shopkeeper
Coxon Thos. shopkeeper, Cubley
Gerrard John, miller, Cubley
Hall
John, tailor, Cubley
Harpur Thomas, schoolmaster
Harrison Thomas, tailor
Harrison
William, blacksmith
Jeffrey Elizabeth, retailer of beer
Jeffrey George, boot
& shoemaker
Jeffrey William, blacksmith
Milward Robert, wheelwright, Cubley
Moss
John, schoolmaster, Cubley
Nash John, retailer of beer
Oldham John, agent
to the Earl of Chesterfield, Cubley
Porter Joseph, bricklayer, Cubley
Quicksand
John, shopkeeper
Ratcliff William, tailor, Cubley
Rudford William, maltster,
brewer and brick maker
Simlett William, brick maker, Cubley
Sparks Thomas,
boot & shoemaker
Tomlinson John, boot and shoemaker, Cubley
Wilson Samuel,
wheelwright, Cubley
Description(s) from Pigot and Co's Commercial Directory for Derbyshire, 1835.
Transcribed by Rosemary Lockie in May 1996.
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