Index of villages

Brumby, an extract from Whites Gazeteer and directory of Lincolnshire 1842

Brumby, a village and township, in the parish, and 1 mile S. of Frodingham, contains 160 souls, and about 2852 acres of land, including 1200 acres of open common and moorland, chiefly in the vale of the Trent.  It belongs mostly to Lord Beauchamp, and W. C. W. Clarke and Chas. Winn, Esqrs.  The latter is lord of the manor.  Here is a Wesleyan and also a Primitive Methodist Chapel.

Directory:
Wm. Cole Wells Clarke, Esq.,
John Joel, Shopkeeper
Wm. Marshall, Wheelwright
Thos. Millson, Butcher
Joseph Shepherd, Shoemanker
Mark Temperton, Blacksmith

Farmers
Fras. Barley
Mary Barley
Geo. Collingwood (Trentside)
Thos. Edlington
Wm. Edlington
Wm. Hutchinson (Sandhouse)
James Millson
William Moss (Hall)
John Tock, (Trentside)
William Wood