Atkinson
"Jane Jackson" Schooner built in 1859 for Morris, Goole for the coastal trade. 80 tons 76 x 18 x 9, Captain Raddings (1870)
"John Howard" Schooner built in 1859 for Crabtree, Goole for the London coastal trade. 79 tons 74 x 18 x 10, Captain J. Crabtree (1870)
"Sarah" Schooner built in 1863 for W. Braford, Goole for the Hull coastal trade. 59 tons 63 x 18 x 8, Captain W. Branford (1870)
"Joshua" Schooner built in 1864 for Kilner & Co., Goole for the Hull coastal trade. 60 tons 66 x 18 x 8, Captain G. Jackson (1870)
"Amelia" schooner built in 1865 for J. Howard, Goole for the Goole coastal trade. 90 tons 82 x 19 x 10. Captain J. Horrocks (1870)
"John & Alice" Ketch built in 1866 for Masterman, Goole for the Goole coastal trade. 55 tons 62 x 18 x 8, Captain Masterman (1870)
"Aguila" Schooner built in 1866 for Morrell & Co., Goole for the Goole coastal trade. 72 tons 70 x 18 x 9, Captain W. Morrell (1870)
"Emily" Ketch built in 1867 for Ward & Co. Goole for the Goole coastal trade. 57 tons 63 x 18 x 8, Captain J. Powell (1870)
"Arrival" schooner built 1869 for Cawthorne of London for the Goole coastal trade. 77 tons 74 x 19 x 10. Captain Cawthorne (1870)
Cliffe
John Cliffe born about 1822 in Ferrybridge was described in 1871 as a shipbuilder.
1863 - "Alarm" Schooner built for W. Whitaker of Goole for the Goole coastal trade. 82 tons 72 x 18 x 9. Captain W. Whitaker (1870)
1865 - "Speedwell" Schooner built for Dudding & Co., Goole for the Plymouth coastal trade. 87 tons 81 x 19 x 10, Captain Radcliff (1870)
1867 - "Caroline" Ketch built for Whitaker, London for the Goole coastal trade. 83 tons 73 x 19 x 9, Captain J. Spence (1870)
1867 - "Village Belle" Schooner built for Arnold & Co., London for the Goole coastal trade. 99 tons 85 x 19 x 10, Captain B. Arnold (1870)
1868 - "Ada" Schooner built for Gandy & Co.,London for the Goole coastal trade.76 tons 72 x 19 x 10, Captain W. Cawthorne (1870)
Garlick
John Garlick born about 1850 was described in 1881 as a timber merchant and shipbuilder employing 10 men and 5 apprentices and in 1891 as a shipbuilder.
1861 - "Jessie" Schooner built for W. Baldwin, Goole for the Goole coastal trade. 74 tons 67 x 19 x 9, Captain W. Baldwin (1870)
1861 - "Sefton" Schooner built for J. Graves, Goole for the Goole coastal trade. 58 tons 64 x 18 x 8, Captain J. Fozzard (1870)
1863 - "Chase" Schooner built for Austwick & Co., Goole. 98 tons 85 x 19 x 10, Captain E. Jackson (1870)
1864 - "Triad" Schooner built for Johnson & Co., Goole for the coastal trade. 91 tons 88 x 19 x 10, Captain W. Johnson (1870)
1864 - "Robert Alba" Schooner built for Arnold & Co., Goole for the Hull coastal trade. 90 tons 85 x 19 x 10, Captain J. Arnold (1870)
1865 - "John Martin" Schooner built for Martin & Co., Goole for the Hull coastal trade. 83 tons 75 x 19 x 10, Captain T. Martin (1870)
1866 - "Hannah" Schooner built for W. Johnson, Goole for the Hull coastal trade. 76 tons 71 x 19 x 9, Captain W. Johnson (1870)
1867 - "Lavinia" Dandy built for Townsly & Co.,Goole for the Goole coastal trade. 57 tons 61 x 18 x 8, Captain W. Townsly (1870)
1868 - "Cymbeline" Schooner built for Perect, London for the coastal trade. 79 tons 80 x 19 x 9, Captain J. Perfect (1870)
1868 - "Promise" Ketch built for Taylor & Co., Goole for the Goole trade. 69 tons 70 x 18 x 9, Captain G. Bennett (1870)
1869 - "Nova Rosa" Schooner built for J. Arnold, Goole for the Goole coastal trade. 89 tons 82 x 19 x 10, Captain J. Arnold (1870)
1871 - "Nil Desporandum" built for J. Robinson, Goole for the Goole coastal trade. 72 tons 74 x 19 x 9, Captain J. Robinson (1870)
Worfolk
William Worfolk born about 1816 in Brotherton was described in 1871 as a farmer and shipbuilder employing 11 men and a boy.
Thomas Worfolk born approximately 1844 in Knottingley and was in 1871 a carpenter and in 1881 as a shipbuilders son but by 1891 was described as a shipbuilder and registrar of Births and Deaths.
James C Worfolk born about 1853 in Hunslet was described in 1891/1901 as a ships carpenter.
Walter Worfolk born 1821 in Brotherton was described in 1871 as a carpenter and a ships carpenter in 1881 and 1891.
Ben Worfolk born about 1856 in Knottingley was a ships carpenter in 1881.
1862 - "Zoar" Schooner built for Worfolk & Co., Goole for the Goole coastal trade. 82 tons 74 x 17 x 10, Captain G. Meil (1870)
1865 - "Affigo" Schooner built for Rhodes & Co., Goole for the Newcastle to Spain run.86 tons 73 x 19 x 10,Captain S. Tayor (1870)
1868 - "Charlotte" Ketch built for Burdon, London for the Goole coastal trade. 57 tons 67 x 19 x 9, Captain J. Burdon (1870)
1870 - "Panther" Schooner built for W. Flower, London for the Goole trade. 86 tons 74 x 19 x 10, Captain W. Flower (1870)
Joseph Thompson
Joseph Thompson born Knottingley in 1820 was a shipbuilder employing 9 men and one boy in 1881 and joined by his son Oliver Thompson born approximately 1845. He was described in 1891 as a shipbuilder.
John Branford
John Branford born around 1839 in Knottingley started in 1871 as a mariner then in 1881 was a grocer and corn dealer before becomming in 1891 and 1901 a ship builder.
Charles Carr
Charles Carr born Askern 1836 shown as shipbuilder in Knottingley in 1901.
James T Pollard
James T Pollard born about 1871 in Seacroft was in 1901 a shipbuilder in Knottingley.
George Tunningley
George Tunningley in 1891 was desribed as a ships carpenter but by 1901 was described as a boat builder.
Joseph Willoughby
Joseph Willoughby aged 19 described as a shipbuilder in 1891.
