Warminster Directory And Local And Village Guide 1900:
Sutton Veny
James Andrews, beerhouse keeper.
Mrs. Andrews, farmer, North End Farm.
George William Ashby, farmer, Little Sutton.
Herbert Coombs Ashby, Woolpack Inn.
Mrs. Elizabeth Axford, laundress.
John Thomas Ball, baker and shopkeeper.
Barter Brothers, carpenters and wheelwrights.
Frank Barter, grocer, etc.
William Bailey Barter, blacksmith, sexton of Parish Church.
Hedley Board, woolsorter.
William James Brown, carpenter and undertaker.
George Cooper, thatcher.
Mrs. Mary Creaton, Foster’s.
George Daniells, road contractor and farmer, Best’s Lane.
Mrs. Draper, beerhouse keeper.
Robert Elling, woolstapler, The Knapp.
John Julius Estridge, farmer, Church Farm.
Rev. Arthur Joseph Everett, M.A., Rectory.
William Freeman.
Colonel Charles Steward Gordon, Elm Cottage.
Miss Hilda Harris, National schoolmistress.
Miss Edith Hibberd, British schoolmistress.
Charles Hinton, Prudential Assurance Company’s agent.
Mrs. Sarah Jane Hinton, baker and grocer.
Henry Judd, Bell Inn.
Uriah Lapham, coal merchant.
Alexander Le Bas, shoemaker.
Joseph Oliver Lines, baker and job master.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lines, shopkeeper.
Robert Kilmister Melsome, Job’s Mill House.
Frederick Mitchell, farm bailiff to Mr. Parham.Walter Mitchell, farmer, The Beeches.
Clement George Morgan, National schoolmaster.
James Nowison Parham, assessor of fire losses, agent, and farmer, The Glebe.
Miss Perkins, stationer, Post Office.
Mrs. Perrett, shopkeeper.
William Pond, farmer, Little Sutton, Heytesbury.
George Snelgrove Rugg, farmer, Greenhill Farm.
Albert Edward Sparkes, farmer, Little Sutton.
Jack Stratton, huntsman to South and West Wilts Hounds.
Cyril Minshull Thornton, J.P., Greenhill.
Charles Henry Townsend, farm bailiff to Mr. Estridge.
Rev. Frederick Varnon, Congregational Minister, The Manse.
William Whatley, farmer and gardener, Best’s Lane.
Edward Wootten, farmer, etc., Sutton Street.