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I know from the census that George Sutcliffe was employed as a signalman at Starbeck Parkrow, Bilton cum Harrogate in1881, and as stationmaster at North Grimston on the Malton Driffield Line in1891 and 1901.
I would like to know where railway employment records for these stations and other connected railway archives are kept. I've already asked about North Grimston at the Railway Museum in York without success, and have the excellent book about the 'Malton Dodger', but the author of this book doesn't include George in his list of Stationmasters, nor does his book have a bibliography so that I can pursue further the interesting details he gives about the station and its day to day running.
Any info about relevant station life in these places at this time gratefully received.

Hi Steve and Elizabeth,
Delighted to hear from you. If you can you use the personal contact method described in the post after yours I'll give you my email and /or phone details and we can proceed from there.
 

Thanks Robyn.
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