Maguire's Bridge 1905 - names and trades

POST OFFICE - postmaster R. Hamilton
Postal Telegraph Office - Maquiresbridge Railway Station

PLACES OF WORSHIP
Church of Ireland - Rev. A. A. Watson
Presbyterian Church - Rev. Robert Boyle
Methodist Church - Rev. F. A. Hanna
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. P. Fitzpatrick
National School, No. 1 - teachers D,G. Irvine and Mrs. Martin
National School, No. 2 - teacher William Moore, assistant teacher Miss Alexander
Royal Irish Constabulary - Sergeant Carroll
Constables: McClane, Irwin, Hannon, and P. Kiernan

INHABITANTS
Thomas Alan, farmer, Boghill
Andrew Armstrong, sexton, Church of Ireland
Robert Armstrong, farmer, Aughnacloy
J. Bogue, farmer, Congo
Thomas Booth, labouror
H. Boyde, farmer, Drumbrouches
Francis Bussell, farmer, Drumbad
George Bussell, farmer, Drumbad
H. Caultfield, tinsmith
Thomas Charters, grocer and provision dealer
Wm. Delmon, boot and shoemaker
John Douglas, rural postman

ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LAW LIFE - Agent, Robert Hamilton, Post office
W. Gannon, grocer
John Gormley, fowl merchant
John Gormley, Lonsdale Arms Hotel
John Graham, scutcher
Mrs. John Graham, dressmaker
R. Graham, farmer, Drumgowna
William Graham, grocer
W. Graham, farmer, Drumgowna
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY: 
Station master - Mr. Connolly
Clerk - J. Brannigan
Head porter - J. Smith
Thomas Hall, contractor, Dresogue
Thomas Hall, farmer, Killycramph
Andrew Hamilton, shoemaker
Robert Hamilton, grocer, shipping agent and news agent
G. Hazlett, corn and flax mill, Boghill
W.G.Henderson, J.P., Coolcrannell
P. Heslin, police pensioner
John A. Hoey, farmer, Derryree
Joseph Hoey, O'R, clerk of union, Derryrea
John Howe, spirit frocer and posting establishment and Railway Hotel
C.E.R. Irvine, solicitor, Drumgoon Manor
James Johnston, farmer, Aughnacloy
M. Johnston pensioner, Gledstown
John Keenan, Clogher Valley Tramway
Mrs. Kelly, publican
W. Kerr, farmer, Corfannon
Luke P. Knight, Abbey Lodge
Mrs. Laird, Maquiresbridge
Miss Law, Gledstown cottage
Mrs. Law, Gledstown
G. Liddel, farmer, Corrard
Mary E. Little, grocer and delf ware
Mrs. Lough, grocer
James Lunny, farmer, Garravohill
James Lynch, farmer, Carrahoney
John Lynch, farmer, Corranewey
Michael Lynch, hardware and spirit merchant
Miss Maquire, publican
Mrs. Martin, dressmaker
Mrs.Martin, N.S.,teacher
Thomas Martin, farmer, Gledstown
Mrs. Matthews, Holymount House
William Moore, farmer, Drumbadbeg
A. Moore, farmer, Couranghanall
John Monaghan, Railway, cottage
James Morrison, farmer and flax mills, Tully
William Morrison, farmer, Coolane
John Mulligan, carpenter and farmer
James Murphy, J.P., Maquiresbridge
P. Nolan, tailor
Mrs. M'Alear, lodgings
Hugh M'Aniskey, billposter
Robert M'Clontock, farmer, Leobaly
John M'Cullough, hardware, drapery warehous, and house carpenter
Miss M'Cullough
William M'Farland, labourer and caretaker of Parochial Hall
P. M'Govern, draper
Francis Naan, baker and grocer
Mark Noble , farmer, Killycramph
Orr & Co., grocers
W. D. Parkinson, merchant
Mark Perry, farmer, Lisnagole
PHOENIX FIRE OFFICE -Agent, Robert Hamilton, Post Office
Miss Porteus, Gledstown
John Rambird, labourer
Wm. Rambird, carpenter
James Reily, Rural messenger
John Robinson, farmer, Lisnagole
William Robinson, farmer, Whitepark
Robert Shaw, farmer, Lisaderney
James Simpson, R.I.C. pensioner, Gledstown
James Smyth, farmer, Lisnagole
Johnston Thompson, stonemason
J. A. Thompson, M.D.
E. Tierney, pensioner, Gledstown
Francis Traynor, labourer and lamplighter
John Trotter, Gledstown
Richard Wilinson, ex-sergeant R.I.C., Gledstown
E. Wilson, farmer, Drumbrouches
E. Wilson, assistant country surveyor
W. Wilson, teacher Littlemont N.S.