Barton Turf History Project
Employment
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Employment in the Village

Blacksmith’s Shop

Boot Repairs

Post Office and Shop

‘Hole in the Wall’ off licence

Carpenter’s Shop

F.S. Cox coal-yard

Cox Bros. boat-building yard

Point House grocer’s and pork     butcher’s shop

Boat-building at ‘Neatishead Boatyard’

Billy Yaxley coal and haulage business

Claypits (The Common)

 

Shops.
Other Businesses.
Crafts.
Boatyards.
Coal Merchants.

An analysis of Barton Turf businesses and the people running them from 1836 to 1937 has been compiled using information in trade directories. This can be downloaded as a PDF document. The data has been compressed into a single page to aid viewing and is best viewed at about 400%.

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An analysis of Barton Turf occupations recorded in census returns in 1841, 1871 and 1901 has been carried out and can be downloaded as a PDF document.

A transcript of part of the 1379 poll tax for Norfolk, which can be viewed on Google Books, lists the following Barton Turf taxpayers with specified occupations.

Rogerus Smyth’: ferour (worker in iron, smith, farrier)

Thomas Paryng’: mercer (textile dealer)

Thomas Ankersmyth’: carpen’ (carpenter?)

Willelmus Coupere: coupere (cooper)

Richardus Glaswryghte: glaswryghte (glazier)

Johannes de Catton’: thachere (thatcher?)

 

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