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

Amcotts, a village and township, in Althorpe parish, on the Trent, 4.5 miles E. by N. of Crowle, and 3 miles S. by W. of Burton Stather, contains 359 souls, and 1991 acres of land.  Sir Wm. Amcotts Ingliby, Bart., is Lord of the Manor and owner of all the soil except one farm, belonging to Mr. W. Fletcher, and 122 a. allotted in lieu of tithes, at the enclosure.  Here is a small ancient  thatched Chapel of Ease (St. Thomas a Becket and also two chapels, belonging to the Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists.  The poor have £1. 18s. a year, left by Wm. Barker,  H. Hodgson, and N. Belton.

Residents of Amcotts 
Arrand Thomas, Blacksmith
Chapman John, Tailor
Fletcher Walter, Victualler, Ingilby Arms
Foulston Wm., Shoemaker
Horner John, Wheelwright
Johnson Thomas, Schoolmaster
Lockwood Edward, Corn Miller
Richardson Peter, Shoemaker and Shopkeeper
Robinson George, Shoemaker
Sowerby John, Tailor

Farmers
Atkinson John
Batty Thomas
Belton Samuel
Belton William
Bingham George, Grange
Brunyee George
Burnip James
Clarkson William
Faviell Mark (lodge)
Fletcher William
Foster Joseph
Hasselby Thomas, Pasture House
Watkin Richard