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346 EVE • PRIVATE Hesidh.NTS. S Tt 346 EVE • PRIVATE HESIDh.NTS. [WARWICKSHIRE. Everitt Major Sydney George J.P. Fawdry Mrs. The Woodlands, Manor Fiimie Frederick W. Bon-.Accord, Knowle hall, Knowle, Birmingham; rd. Maney, Sutton Goldfield, B'ham Kineton road, Olton, Birmingham & Naval & Military club, London W Fawke Thos. 163 Learn ter. Leamngt11 Finnimore James Payne, Bisboro', Everitt Mrs. Sherbourne hou.;e, Lil- Fayerman George Metcalf, Hillside, Chester rd. Erdington, Birmingham lington avenue, Leamington Park hill, Kenilworth Firmstone Miss, 55 Beauchamp av. E'l"ers Claude Pilkington M.A. So Fazakerley Henry, 63 York st. Rugb:y Leamington Dunchurch road, Rugby Feakin Rev. William Bosworth, Clay Firth .Allen E. 3 Willes ter.Leamngtn Evers-Swindell James S. 52 Kenil- lane, Upper Stoke, Coventry Fischer Rudolph,Jesmond dene,Maney worth road, Leamington Feeney Mrs. The Moat, Berkswell. Hill rd. Sutton Coldfield,Birmnghm Evershed Harry, Church house, Sal- Coventry Fisher Rev. Henry M . .A. 64 Binswood ford Priors, Evesham Feilden Major-General By. Broome avenue, Leamington Eveson George James, Springfield C.B. Wear Giffard, 25 Cliffe hill, Fisher Arthur William, Inchcliffe, hall, Knowle, Birmingham Coventry road, Warwick Maidenhead rd. Stratford-on-Avon Evitts Fred, 56 Spence~ av.Coventry Fell A. H. Ladbroke house, Southam Fisher Charles Frederick, Brookside, Ewbank Wm. A. 4 Dalton rd.Covntry Fell Herbt. 3 Pennington st. Rugby Alderbrook rd. Solihull, Birminghm Ewen T. Sedgemere, FPn End, B'haJll Fell W. J. 7 Elborow street, Rugby Fisher Frederick _\, :¥5 Kenilworth rd. Ewens George, Oak mount, Berks- Fellows Charles, The Durdans,Somer- Leamington well, Coventry ville rd. Sutton Goldfield. B'ham Fisher Harold E. R. The Rowans, Ewins 'F. 42 St. Mary's rd.Leamington Fellows Wm. 13 Ellys rd. Coventry Balsall street, Balsall, Coventry Exell Wm. Wallis M.A.Lond. School Feltham A. E. 24 Park rd. Coventry Fisher Henry Jutson, Little Wood- house, Long street, Atherstone Felton R. A. Ivy hall. Hampton la. cote, Leek Wootton, Kenilworth Eynon D. J. 67 Willes rd. Leamington Solihull, Birmingham Fisher Howard Walter,59 Beauchamp Eyre Mrs. 27 Warwick row,Coventry Fenier M. 8 Spencer aven. Coventr~· avenue, Leammgton Failes Rev. Bernard James B.A. 1 Fenn Edward. Rosedene. Studley Fisher J.F.Bentley hth.Knowle,B'ham Stoneleigh terrace, Coventry Fenn Mrs. Wilnecote, Tamworth Fisher Miss, 33 Clarendon av. Lmngtn Failes Rev. Watson M.A. Vicarage, Fennemore Mrs. Alcester Fisher Mrs. Melton house, Wentworth Willoughby, Rugby Fenter John William, 39 Campion rd.Four Oaks, Sutton Coldfld.B'ham Fair Thomas Henry, Willoughby ho. terrace, Leamington Fisher Sydney, Amington hall, Aming- Willoughby, Rugby Fenoon Rev.J.K.,M.A.Caldecote.Nuntn ton, Tamworth Fairbairn Rev.Francis Richd.A.K.C.L. Fenton Edwd. Sunbury, Streetley la. Fi~her w. T. 53 Clifton rd. Ru!!by The Vica.rage, Balsall, Coventry Four Oaks.Sutton Ooldfield, B'ham Fisher William, Stagmoor, Frederick Fairbank Charles Smith, Carylls, 19 Fenton James :M. Red house, War- road, Wylde Green, Birmingham Kenilworth road, Leamington wick avenue, Earlsdon, Coventry Fisher Wm. John, Hazlewood, Lich- Fairfax-Lucy Sir Henry Wm. Ramsay- Fenton Miss, Wilnecote, 6 Hampton field rd. Hill, Sutton Coldfld.B'ham hart. D.L., J.P. Charlecote park, street, ·warwick "''tt F St tf d d Sh' I B'h Warwick ri er . ra or r . u ey, am Fenwick George Anthony, The Croft, F'tt F d 'ck Ra n ha D Fairfield James, Fernleigh, Stanley I er re en • ve s w, an- road, Nuneaton Hi1lmorton, Rugby f ord 1ane, So I'hI u 11 , B'Innmg · h am Fairweather Alexander, Morland cot- Ferguson Jas.M. 23 Bilton rd. Rugby F'tI zgi 'bb ons M rs. 2 .arno• Id VI'I s. R ug b Y Ferguson Miss, 5 Clarendon crescent, F't mauri'ce Mrs The Nest Cheste tage, Walmley, Birmingham I z - · • r Falcke Cecil Douglas, Hard wick, Leamington road, Erdington, Birmingham A d S tf d A Ferguson Waiter, Holly lodge, Berks- Fitzpatrick Rd. Hy. Kinkora,Great venue roa • tra or -on- ':0 n well Coventry Gregory's rd. Stratford-on-Avon Fall Mrs. 21 .Albany ter. Leammgton , · ' H b w t F 11 F k C It I d St t Ferme Pr ert, Hea.thercourt, en - Fitzwilliam Hon. Mrs. 54 Wa1wick a ow ran ·, ar on o ge, ra - th d F 0 k 8 s tt · ford road, Shirley, Birmingham wColrdfi ldroaB.' . ouhr a • u on place, Leammgton Fallows Miss Rosevale Penns Lane o e • ummg am Flavel Mrs. 11 Adelaide rd.Leamingtn Erdington, 'Birmingh~m ' F~rry John, 82 Hi~h:~wrton rd. ~~gby Flav~l Sidney J.P. _Bushbury lodge, Fane Mrs. Newton ho. Newton,Rugby Field Charles, Rismg la~e, . Kmgs- Wllles road, Leammgton . Fardon Mrs. Greylands, Beauchamp .wood, Hockley Heath, Bummgh~m ·Flavern Thomas, The Holhes, Eaton street, Leamington F1eld ~dwurd B.A. Blacl;:down hill, road, Coventry . Farmaneor Herbert, Catford cottage, .Leammgton . Fleet. Jn. T. 27 Hillmorton rd. Rugby Clifton rd. Sutton Goldfield B'ham Field Edward, Kmgswood lodge, Flemmg Atherton, The Waylands, Farmer Rev. William Salford house Kingswood, Birmingham The Square, Kenilworth Alcester ' ' Field Henry B.A. The Quarry, Black- Fleming William, Signal Hayes road, Farmer A.17 Westminster rd.Covntry _down, Leamington Walmley, Birmingham . Farmer Edward H. Bracebridge rd. Field Mark Gwend.wr, The Quarry, Fletcher Alfred, Rosevern, Lichfield Sutton Goldfield, Birmingham _Blackdown, Leammgton . rd. Four Oaks,Sutton Ooldfld.B'ham Farmer W. The Piries Station road Field Ml's. Darley cottages, Dorndge, Fletcher Alfred Thomas,Abbot-sford, Knowle BirminO"ham' ' Knowle, Birmingham Chester rd. Erdington, Birmingham Farndon 'John, 76 Cheverel street, F~eld Mrs.Te Hira,Moult.rie rd.R.ugby Fletcher C.H. 11 Spencer av.Cove~try Chilvers Coton Nuneaton Field S. R. Blackdown hill,Leammgtn Fletcher Frank, Seven Gables, Digby Farnsworth Alfr~d Wm. Doveridge Field William, Thrums, Highbridge rd. Maney, Sutton Goldfield, B'ham Four Oaks road, Four Oaks, Sutto~ road, WyJde Green, Birmingham Fletcher George Ernest, Churchill rd. Goldfield, Birmingham Fielden Joshua, Kineton house, Kine- 1 Solihull, Birmingham Parnworth Miss, 7 Learn ter. Lmngtn ton, Warwick FletchPr Harold John, Oakdene, Farr Miss, 10 Henley street, Strat- Fieldens :Misses,Old Bank ho . .Athr~tne Frederick rd. Wylde Green, B'ha.m ford-on-Avon Fielders Richard, Grove rd.Atherstne Fletcher Henrv• Field, The Chestnuts, Farr Thomas, Granville, Maney Hill Fieldhouse Harry, Broadacres, Tuttle Wellesbourne Hastings, Warwick road, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham hill, Nuneaton Fletcher Henry H. The Pleasaunce-, Farrant Rt. 71 Rugby rd.Leamington Fieldhouse William J. The Priory, The Ladye's hill, Kenilworth Farrell Rev. Afphonsus Joseph, Fox- Wootton Wawen, Birmingham Fletcher John Kelsey, The Warren, cote, Ilmington, Shipston-on-Stour Finch Rev. Simon Benedict, St. Os- Maney Hill rd.Sutton Coldfld.B'ham Farrell Lemon Hudson, Llandore, burg's priory, Hill st. Coventry Fletcher Jn. W. Botolph, Maney Hill Broad walk, Stratford-on-Avon Finch Rev. Waiter Ross M.A. The rd. Maney, Sutton Goldfield, B'ham Farrell Miss, Sunnymead, Queen's Vicarage, Shustoke, Birmingham Fletcher Joseph, Richmond house, road, Coventry Finch John, Horsley house, Knowle, Westwood, Coventry Farren H. R. 81 Walsgrave rd.Cvntry Birmingham Fletcher Keziah, New Oscott, B'bam Farrow Edward Ernest. Westbourne, Finch Miss, Coventry street, Southam Fletcher Miss, Emoglew, Royal road, Frederick road,Wylde Green,B'ham Fincher J.G.Shottery, Strtfrd.on-Avn Sutton Goldfield, Birmingham Farrow Henry Fred, Woodbine house, Fincher Mrs. Dovedale, Stratford rd. Fletcher Mrs. Merrivale, Victoria rd. Warwick road, Olton, Birmingham Shirley, Birming-ham Sutton Goldfield, Birmingham Farrow William, .Arthog, Chester rd. Findlay G.,M.A.,M.B. Brailes,Banbury Fletcher William, Dene top,Goldieslie Erdington, Birmingham Findlay James, Claremont villa, Clif- road, Wylde Green, Birmingham Faulconbridge William, 5 Coventry ton road, Rugby Flewitt Charles York M.B. Clarendon, road, Bedworth. Nuneaton Findon Miss, Moat cottage, Berks- Lichfield rd. Sutt-on Coldfield,B'haiD Faulkner John W. 88 Dunchurch rd. well, Coventry Flinn Edwin, x6 Queen's rd. Coventry Rug-by Finnemore Edward,Netherwood Heath, Flinn Oliver Mead, 1 Rochester road, Faulkner Mrs. 267 Clifton rd. Rugby Balsall, Ooventrv Earlsdon, Coventry Faulkner T. qo Dunchurch rd. Rugby Finnemore Mrs. The Rowans, Lich- Flint Alfred, The Paddocks, Jockey Fawdry Mrs. Meeting House lane, field rd. Sutton Coldfield,Birmnghm rd. Sutt<>n Coldfield, Birmingham Berkswell, Coventry Finney Mrs. The Nook, New Cubbing- Flint William, 18 Bilton road, Rugby ton, Leamington .
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