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ESSEX. • Smith Mrs TRADES DIRECTORY.] .FAR 469 ESSEX. • Smith Mrs. Edward, Link farm, West Smith Mrs. Thos. Mudwall, DunmowS.O Spooner Samuel, Steeple, Maldon Hanningfield, Chelmsford Smith WaIter, Blamsters hall, Great Sprigett Jsph. Castle Hedinghm.Hlstead Smith Mrs. Elizabeth, Bardfield hall, Easton, Dunmow Springett James, Gt. Braxted, Witham Great Bardfield, Braintree Smith William, Byron house, Galley- Spurge John, Cooper's Hill house, High Smith F. Spurrier, High Ongar, Ingtstne wood common, Chelmsford Ongar, Brentwood Smith Frederick John, Colliers wood, Smith Wm. Great Chishall, Royston Spurgeon Charles, Broxted, Dunmow8.0 Ardleigh, Colchester Smith Wm. Great Leighs, Chelmsford Spurgeon Obadiah, Woodgates, Broxted, Smith Frederick William, Mocken Herds Smith Wm. Little Bedfords, Havering- Dunmow S.O farm, Barnston, Chelmsford atte-Bower, Romford Squier S. W. Horndon-on-the-Hill,Rmfrd Smith G. Bowsers, Ashdon, Cambridge Smith Wm.Market farm, Old Sampford, Squier Wm. Dunton Hill's farm, East Smith G. Coxtie gm. Sth.Weald, Brntwd Braintree Horndon, Brentwood Smith G. Maidens, High Easter, Chmsfrd Smith W. New ho. Stambourne, Hlstead Squires Charles,Blanketts farm, Childer~ Smith Geo. Purples, Lit. Saling,Braintree SmoothyH. Birdbrk. hall,Brdbrk. Hlsted ditch, Brentwood Smith George Shoobridge, Kings, Little Snape F. Boarded barns,Shelley, Brntwd Staines Albert, Warwicks, White Rooth~ Easton, Dunmow . SnapeF.The Wonts, High Ongar,Brntwd ing, Chelmsford Smith Henry, Place farm, Great Bard- Snow Mrs. A. Martells, Dunmow S.O Staines George, Ray Place farm, Black~ field, Braintree Snow J. Gt. Hallingbury, Bp.'sStortford more, Brentwood Smith Henry, Salcott, Kelvedon Snow John, Mill house, Dunmow S.O Staines Miss M. A.Maldon Wick., Maldon Smith H. C. Stebbing green, Chelmsford Snow Peter, Long's farm, Little Wal- Staines Mrs. Sophia,Porters, High Root-h- Smith Hofgaard, Tilty, Chelmsford tham, Chelmsford ing, Dunmow S.O Smith Isaac, Ashfields, Great Canfield, Sorrell Charles Blower, Stantons, Black StainesThos. Brickho. Matching, Harlow Dunmow S.O Notley, Braintree Stallibrass Mrs. Elzbh. Sheering, Harlow Smith James, Bovills, Little Clacton, Sorrell Elijah, Oakmans, Galleywood StallibrassJohnWaylett,EastwoodBury, Colchester common, Chelmsford Eastwood, Chelmsford Smith James, Hobbs cross, Theydon Sorrell George, Great Wrights, Black- Stallibrass Wm. South Shoebury, Stbend Garnon, Epping more end, Wethersfield, Braintree Stammers Richard, Laindon, .Brentwood Smith Jas. Holme, Noake hill, Romford Sorrell Geo. Hawks fm. Weeley, Clchstr Standingford Geo.Nazing,"W1tham.cross Smith John, Alton park, Great Clacton, Sorrell Jsph. Tendring, Colchester StanfordChas. Maurice&Alan Septimus, Colchester Sorrell J oseph, jnn.Tendring, Colchester Houbridge hall,Great Oakley. Harwich Smith John, Beacon's farm, Mountnes- Sorrell Mark, Beaumont, Colchester Stanford Charles Maurice, Brooklands, sing, Brentwood Sorrell Nathaniel, Rayner's, Little Clac- Great Oakley, Harwich Smith John, Beeleigh road, Maldon ton, Colchester StanfordStanleyFredk.Wolf's, Tendring SmithJ. Bshps. hall,Gt. Leighs,Chlmsfrd Sorrell P. Blue house, Wix, Manningtree Colchester Smith John, Cricksea ferry, Canewdon, South Benjamin, Great Garden farm, Stannard Alfred, Greenstead hall,Green- Rochford S.O HOl'l1church, Romford stead, Colchester Smith John, Goodwin's farm, Wakes South J. Gt. I'd. Downham, Brentwood Stannard Alfred, Lodge farm, Elmstead, Colne, Halstead Sowman Thomas, Sewells & Fillers, Colchester Smith John, Hunts farm, Thaxted S.O Great Baddow, Chelmsford Stannard George, Dilbridge hall,Ipswich Smith John, Mile end, Colchester Spackman W. Mountnessing, Brntwood road, Colchester SmithJ. Newnhamha.Ashdon,Cmbridge Spalding Fredk. Gt. Baddow, Chlmsford Staples Fl'ederick, Manor farm, Dover- Smith John, Parson's heath, Greenstead, Sparling In. Little Clacton, Colchester court, Harwich Colchester Sparrow G. Killhogs, Shalford, Brntree Starling Pet. Road farm, Old 8ampford, Smith J. Slough fm. Ardleigh, Colchster Sparrow James, Wilkin's farm, Great Braintree Smith John,Sparrows hall,Little or New Bromley, Colchester Starling Robert, Dunjohn's farm, Green- Sampford, Braintree Sparrow John, Rookery farm, Upper stead green, Halstead Smith J n. The Limes, Burnham, Maldon Dovercourt, Dovercourt, Harwich Starling William, Great Brockhold, Rad- Smith Mrs. In. Theydon mount, Epping SparrowJsph. Ash farm,Weeley,Colchstr winter, Saffron Walden . Smith Mrs. In. Jas. Brook st. Brentwood SparrowMrs.M. A.Bradfield, Manningtre Steabben Mrs. Elizabeth, Orchard farm, Smith Joseph, Bouchiershall, Tollesbury, Sparrow Samuel, Smythies farm, Upper High Ongar, Ingatestone Kelvedon Dovercourt, Harwich Stebbing Robert, Stanley hall,Pebmarsb, Smith Joseph, Claypit hall, Great Bard- Sparrow Wm. Laindon, Brentwood Bures S.O. Suffolk field, Braintree Speakman Henry, Lodge farm, Wood- Stebbing Robert Renel, Bouchiers hall, Smith Joseph, Dnnmow S.O ham WaIter, Maldon Aldham, Colchester Smith J. Ivey 'fodd, Ashdon, Cambridge Speakman Thomas, Hill farm, Faulk- StebbingRobertRenel,Wash & Barnard's Smith Joseph, Little Saling, Braintree bourn, Witham farms, Fordham, Colchester Smith Jsph. Thaxted Idge. Thaxted S.O Speight -,Whites bridge, Margaretting, Stebbings Charles In. Cressing,Braintree Smith J. jun. Hallfm. Pattiswick,Brntre Ingatestone. Stebbins George, Waldon house, Great Smith Joseph John, Market hill, Maldon Speller George, Birds green, Beauchamp Totham, Witham . Smith Jsph. S. Chapel end, Walthmstow Roothing, Brentwood StevensChas.Stapleford Abbots,Romford Smith Lewis, Brook farm, Sible Heding- Speller George, Penneyfeathers, Fyfield, StevensGeo.Cambys,Dagenham,Romfrd ham, Halstead . Brentwood Stevens H. Purleigh hall, Purleigh,Maldn Smith Mrs. Mary, Barnston house, Speller Wm. (exors. of), Muskhams, Stevens William, Bnlphan, Romford Barnston, Chelmsford Broxted, Dunmow S.O StewardMrs. Mary, Mott's farm, Shelle~', Smith Percy, Bretts, Aveley, Romford Speller William, Mnskams farm, Great Brentwood Smith P. H. Stanford-le-Hope, Romford Easton, Dunmow Steward Richard, Hurrells farm,Toppes- Smith P. Boultwood, Stisted, Braintree Speller William, Wood farm, Broxted, field, Halstead Smith Peter, Brick house, Margaret Dunmow S.O Stock Thomas &; John, Chardwell &; Roothing, Chelmsford Spells Ernest, Spratte, Sthmnstr. Maldn Forsters, Arkesden, Bishop'S Stortford Smith Peter, Epping green, Epping SpenceAndrew,Westhl.Leigh,Chelmsfrd Stock Charles, Shenfield, Brentwood Smith P. Steers, Stanford rivers, Rmfrd Spence John, jun. Leigh ho. Chelmsford Stock Jas. Walnut Trees farm, Great Smith Philip (exors. of), Jaywick, Great Spence John, sen. Lapwater hall, Leigh, Waltham, Chelmsford Clacton, Colchester Chelmsford Stock John, Clement's hill, Broxted, Smith Philip, jun. Blue house, Great Spencer Alfred, Clavering hall, Bishop's Dunmow S.O Clacton, Colchester Stortford - Stock John, Hutton, Brentwood Smith Rd. Browning, East st. Coggeshall Spencer Charles, Brooklands,Birchanger, Stock In. Tye com.Gt. Burstead, Brntwd Smith R. Lovelands, Belchamp, Sudbury Bishop's Stortford Stock In.Jas.Tilty grange,Tilty,ChlmsiOC Smith R. Wicken Bonant,Bp.'sStortford Spencer Edward Stacey, Benfield Bury, Stock Samuel, New House farm, Littl Smith Sml. Causeway end, Thaxted S.O Stansted Mount.fitchet,Bishop'sStrtfrd Oakley, Harwich Smith S. Glebe, High Ongar,Brentwood Spencer John, Peacock's farm, Great Stock Sarnl. Round bush,Purleigh,Maldn Smith Samuel, Gower's farm, High Saling, Braintree Stock Mrs. Wm. Cold Norton, Maldon Roothing, Dunmow S.O Spicer Wm.Westley's farm,8affrn.Wlden Stokes Jas Webb, Lincoln's farm, South Smith Samuel, Hockley, Chelmsford Spight William & Henry, Galleywood Weald, Brentwood Smith S. New ho. Debden, Saffrn.Wlden common, Chelmsford Stokes Peter, Chatley, Chelmsford Smith T. Park farm, Ardleigh, ColchstT Spitty Alfred, Corringham, Romford Stokes Richard, High Ongar, Brentwood Smith T. Priors hall, Lindsell, Chlmsfnl Spitty A.C. Horndon-on-the-Hill,Romfrd Stokes William, Keers,Aythrop Roothing, Smith Thos. The Hall, ShelloW' Bowells. Spitty Alfred Charles, Ol'sett, Romford Chelmsford Brentwood Spooner Charles Hurrell, Byeballs, Old Stokes Wm. Ramsden Crays, Brentwood Smith Thos. J. Clapton hall, Dnmow.S.O· Sampford, Braintree Stone AHred, Lippitt.'s hill, High :Beech.
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