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George Todd - Grocers & Drapers |
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George Todd had a grocers shop on the Pavement for many years and the Todd family had links with Pocklington from early times. |
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This advertisement was taken from an early Pocklington Guide |
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Tute Hill looking south. When the buildings on Tute Hill (those on the right) were demolished, it was renamed New Pavement |
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New Pavement formally known as 'Tute Hill' |
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1834 Pigots |
George Todd, Butcher Church Lane |
1840 White's
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George Todd, Butcher, Market Place |
1889 Kelly's |
George Todd, Draper, Union Street |
1892 Bulmers |
George Todd, Draper, Union Street |
1897 Kelly's
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George Todd & Son, Draper, Market Place |
1897 Kelly's |
George Todd, Grocer, New Pavement |
1905 Kelly's |
George Todd & Son, Draper, Market Place |
1905 Kelly's |
George Todd, Grocer, New Pavement |
1909 Kelly's |
George Todd, Grocer & Provision Merchant, New Pavement |
1909 Kelly's |
George Todd, Drapers, Market place |
1913 Kelly's |
George Todd, Grocer & Provision Merchant, New Pavement |
1921 Kelly's |
George Todd, Grocer, New Pavement |
1937 Kelly's |
Todd Geo. & Sons, grocers, 18 New pavement |
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Market Place was the location of George Todd the drapers
in the above directory entries
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If you wish to add to the story of George Todd, or correct any of the above information, then please contact me. I would like to know when it closed.
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