BACK Annesley People
in White's 1832 Directory of Nottinghamshire
An important directory, as it predates the available census records. The early directories like this one tend to list only landowners and tradesmen. Anyone who was "employed" would not be listed.
| Name | Occupation | Location |
| Allin, George | Farmer | Annesley Woodhouse |
| Amatt, Wm. | Shoemaker | Annesley Woodhouse |
| Beck, Mr. Wm. | - | Annesley |
| Burrows, Ralph | Victualler | Annesley Woodhouse |
| Davies, John | Shoemaker | Annesley |
| Deakin, Paul | Corn Miller | Felley Mill |
| Gelsthorp, Jas. | Smith & Maltster | Annesley Woodhouse |
| Gibson, Jph. | Beerhouse | Forest |
| Goodall, Chpr. | Farmer | Annesley |
| Hardstaff, Geo. | Butcher & Shopr. | Annesley Woodhouse |
| Hardstaff, Rd. | Joiner | Annesley |
| Hardy, Wm. | Farmer | Annesley |
| Harvey, Timothy | Blacksmith | Annesley |
| Hibbert, Eliz. | Farmer | Annesley |
| Hickton, Rt. | Farmer | Annesley |
| Hodgkinson, C. | Farmer | Annesley |
| Hollingsworth, Ralph | Beerhouse | Felley |
| Hollingsworth, Wm. | Weaver & Parish Clerk | Annesley |
| Horabin, Richard | Shopkeeper | Annesley |
| Horabin, Wm. | Shopkeeper | Annesley |
| Hunt, John | Farmer | Felley |
| Lindley, Wm. | Farmer | Annesley |
| Lindley, Thos. | Farmer | Annesley |
| Line, Geo. | Farmer | Annesley |
| Musters, John Esq. | Gentry | Annesley Hall |
| Robinson, Geo. | Corn Miller | Annesley Woodhouse |
| Robinson, Hy. | Corn Miller | Annesley |
| Robinson, Wm. | Farmer | Annesley |
| Saunders, Thos. | Farmer | Felley Abbey |
| Shipley, John | Warp Lace Manfr. | Annesley Woodhouse |
| Smith, Thomas | Farmer | Annesley |
| Stanley, Fras. | Veterinary Surgeon | Annesley Lodge |
| Turner, John | Gamekeeper | Annesley |
| Turner, Richard | Shoemaker | Annesley |
| Turner, Samuel | Farmer | Annesley |
| Turner, Wm. | Farmer | Annesley |
| Webster, Jph. | Farmer | Annesley |
| Whitman, Wm. | Shoemaker | Annesley |
| Wilkinson, John | Farmer | Closes |
| Winterbottom, William | Farmer | Annesley |
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