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Hartlebury, an extensive parish, containing 281 houses, and 1534 inhabitants. Hartlebury Castle is the residence of the Bishop of Worcester.

Acton Richard, farmer
Bateman Sam. sen. gent.
Bateman Sam. jun. owner
Belamy Samuel, farmer
Boughton Mrs. gentlewoman
Clymore Joseph, farmer
Cooke John, farmer
Cooke R., farmer
Corns Thomas, farmer
Court Elizabeth, farmer
Croft Samuel, farmer
Dowding Thomas, smith
Dutton Sarah, farmer
Edward Lucy, farmer
Fidkin Robert, gent.
Fowler Wm., carpenter
Garnett Thos., gardener
Gittens James, blacksmith
Glazebrook R., maltster
Glazebrook Wm., farmer
Griffin Richard, farmer
Griffin widow, shopkeeper
Griffin John, farmer
Griffin George, farmer
Griffin Thos. sen. farmer
Griffin Thos. jun. farmer
Griffin William, dealer
Hallen George, solicitor
Harper Thomas, farmer
Harris John, sen., butcher
Harris John, jun., butcher
Harris Thomas, miller
Harris George, farmer
Harris William, butcher
Harrison John, victualler
Harwood Rev. John
Hawkeswood Mr. gent.
Headley Mrs. gent.
Higgs Mrs. seminary
Hopcroft Mrs. gent.
Hurst William, farmer
Inks John, wheelwright
Jackson Samuel, mason
Jelfs William, farmer
Jones Thomas, dealer
Jordon John, dealer
Kenrick R., butcher
Knowles – , miller
Lloyd John, dealer
Meddins John, victualler
Medwin Thomas, school
Morris J., shopkeeper
Mountford Wm., vict.
Orange Mrs. gent.
Paggett Wm., carpenter
Parker Zachariah, farmer
Parkes Isaac, victualler
Picart Rev. Samuel
Prattington Wm., farmer
Prince Richard, vict.
Rogers James, farmer
Rowlands John, farmer and coal merchant
Shutt Mrs. gentlewoman
Southall Eliz., farmer
Styles Jeremiah, farmer
Tomlings T., carpenter
Waldron Samuel, farmer
Watts Mrs. gent
Wheeler George, farmer
Wheeler Thomas, farmer
White Letitia, farmer
White George, farmer
Wiles John, baker
Williams John, farmer
Williams William, gent.
Winnall Thomas, farmer
Winwood Wm., farmer
Worcester, Rt. Rev. Lord Bishop of, Castle

See also [[Addenda Lewis Worcestershire Directory 1820]]

Source: S Lewis Worcestershire General and Commercial Directory for 1820.