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LINCOLN.] Farmers-Continued TltADES DIRlW'l;ORY.] 415 FAR [LINCOLN.] FARMERs-continued. Cottingham Edmund, Snarford, Market Coy D. Central Wingland, Wisbech Cook John Hall, Salmonby, Horncastle Rasen Coy J. Donington Spalding Cook Joseph, Owston ferry, Bawtry Cottingham Edwin, Snarford, Market Coy J. Epworth, Bawtry CookJosephWilliam,Kirton-in-Linusey Rasen Coy T. Fen, Gosberton, Spalding Cook Mrs. M. Nettleton, Caistor Cottingham Mrs. Elizabeth, West Craft J. Fen, Algarkirk, Spalding Cook R. Holton-le-Moor, Caistor Barkwith, Wragby Cragg D. Westborough, Grantham Cook T. West Ashby, Horncastle Cottingham H. Linwood, Blankney, Cragg J. Tydd St. Mary, Wisbech Cook W. Gayton-le-.Marsh, Alford Sleaford Cragg W. Sutton St. James, Wisbech Cook W. Hemingby, Horncastle Cottingham J.Scotter,Kirton-in-Lindsy Cram T. Burgh-in-the-Marsh, Boston Cook W. Tattershall, Boston Cottingham Mrs. M. Friesthorpe, Cramp ton J. Cow bit, Spalding Cook W. G. S. Upton, Gainsborough Market Rasen Crane Mrs. E. Moulton, Spalding Cooke B. Station rd. Postland,Crowland Cottrill B. N orthOwersby, MarketRasen Crane J. Ealand, Crow le, Bawtry Cooke E. Friskney Boston Coulam G. Withem, Alford Crane J. Quadring, Spalding Cooke H. Postland, Crowland Coulbeck W. & H. Cleethorpes, Great Crane W. Fleet, Wisbech Cooke James, Pode hole, Spalding Grimsby Cranidge E. Crowle, Bawtry Cooke John, North Thorsby, Louth Coulbeck R. Ashby, Brigg Cranidge John, Crowle, Bawtry Cooke John, Wainfleet, Boston CoulbeckR.Barrow-on-Humber,Ulceby Cranidge Jonathan, Crowle, Bawtry Cooke John, Wyberton, Boston Coulbeck W. Apple by, Brigg Cranidge J osepb Margrave,. Crowle, CookeR. Navenby, Grantham Coulbeck W. Broughton, Brigg Bawtry Cooke Robert D. Everard house, Post- Coulman E. Belton, Bawtry Cranidge P. Crowle, Bawtry land, Crowland Coulman E. Upper Ross, Bawtry Crashley J. Friskney, Boston Cooke S. North Thoresby, Louth Coulman W. Eastoft, Goole CrashleyM.Burgh-in-the-marsh,Boston Cooke T. Wrangle, Boston Coulson R. East Halton, Ulceby Crauford S. Sea bank, Wyberton, Boston Cooley W. & E. Fen, Bicker, Spalding Coulson T. Dry Doddington, N ewark Craven B. Donington, Spalding Cooley R. Leake, Boston Coulson T. Messingham, Kirton-in- Craven B. Wigtoft, Spalding Cooley T. Moulton, Spalding Lindsey Craven C.Drayton,Swineshead,Spalding Cooling Mrs. A. Cowbit, Spalding Coulson W. Fen, Algarkirk, Spalding Craven C. Fosdyke, Spalding Cooling John, Wildmoor fen, Boston Coulson W. Kirkby green, Sleaford Craven G. Tattershall road, Boston Cooling John, Littlewood, Coningsby, CoulsonW.B. SuttonSt.James,Wisbech Craven H. West fen, Boston Boston Coult J. North Hykebam, Lincoln Craven J. Holbeach wash way Holheach Cooling Jonatban, Cowbit, Spalding Coult R. North Hykeham, Lincoln CravenR.Drayton,Swineshead,Spalding Cooling R. Fengate, Pinchbeck West, Coultan W. R. Coningshy, Boston Craven W. Habrough, Ulceby Spalding Coultas G. Langton-by-Wragby Crawtbrd A. Algarkirk, Spalding Cooling W. Scatter, Kirton-in-Lindsey Coupland B. Long Hedges, Boston Crawford W. Fen, Fishtoft, Boston Cooper C. Great Carlton, Louth Coupland John, Burgh-in-the Marsh, Crawford W. Thorpe St. Peter, Boston Cooper G. Haxey, Bawtry Boston Crawley J. Moulton, Spalding Cooper G. Wootton, Ulceby Coupland J. Cammeringham, Lincoln Crawley W. Holbeach marsh, Holbeach Cooper J ames, Craise Lound, Bawtry Coupland John, Hemswell, Kirton-in- Creasey A. N ortb fen, Ho urn Cooper James, Haxey, Bawtry Lindsey Creasey A. West fen, Boston Cooper John, Ancaster, Grantham Coupland John, Mumby, Alford Creasey Mrs. A. Timberland, Sleaford Cooper John, Carr, Haxey, Bawtry Coup]and John, sen. Burgh-in-the- Creasey B. Obthorpe, Thurlby, Bonrn Cooper John, Gedney, Wisbech Marsh, Boston Creasey B. Skeldyke, Kirton, Boston Cooper John, Haxey, Bawtry Coupland John West, Grayingham, Creasey D.Walcott, Billinghay, Sleaford Cooper John, South Witham, Colster- Kirton-in-Lindsey Creasey G. Fen, Wyberton, Boston worth, Grantham Coupland Jonathan, Long Sutton, Creasey H. Fen, Little Hale, Sleaford Cooper John, Surfleet, Spalding Wisbech Creasey James, Dogdyke, Boston Cooper John, Swineshead, Spalding Coup land J oseph, H uttoft bank, Alford Creasey J ames, Thurlby, Bourn Cooper John, jun. Gedney, Wisbech Coupland Joseph, Wainfleet, Boston Creasey James, Walcott, Billinghny, Cooper J oseph, Gunhouse, Doncaster Coup land N. West end, Frampton, Boston Sleatord Cooper M. East Lound, Bawtry Coupland R. Holbeach Creasey John, Bicker, Spalding CooperMrs.Barrow-on-Humber,Ulceby Coupland R. Whaplode, Spalding Creasey John, North fen, Bourn Cooper R. Gedney hill, Wisbech CouplandT.Hemswell,Kirton-in-Lindsy Creasey John, Quadring, Spalding Cooper R. Tydd St. Mary, Wisbech Courden W. North Cockerington,Louth Creasey John, Ruskington, Sleaford Cooper S. Hardwick, Gainsborough Courts .T. Moulton, Spalding Creasey John, Thorn ton-le-Fen, Boston Cooper T. Luttor:, Wisbech Courts P. Moulton, Spalding Creasey Joseph, Ruskington, Sleaford Cooper W. East Lound, Bawtry Covell T. Leasingham, Sleaford Creasey R. Hob lane, Boston Cooper W. Gedney, Wisbech Coverdale S. Grainsby, Great Grimsby Creasey R. Stowe, Falkingham Cooper W. Haxey, Bawtry Coverley J. Swineshead, Spalding Creasey T. Thorpe Tilney, Sleaford Cooper W. Osgodby, Bourn Coverley R. Castle Bytbam, Stamford Creasey W. H. Bicker, Spalding Cooper W. Swaton, Falkingham Coward D.llolbeach Credland J. Sturton, Gainsborough Cooper W. Westwood side, Bawtry Coward M. Holbeach Creek J. Fleet, Wisbech Coopland F. C. A! borough, Brigg Cowham C. Sutterton, Spalding Creed J. Stamtord rd. Market Deeping Coat J. South Somercotes, Louth Cowham J. Pinchbeck West, Spalding Cressey J. North Kelsey, Brigg Coot T. W. Marshchapel, Gt. Grimsby Cow ham R. Washway, Algarkirk, Cressey J. Schoolhouse lane, Brigg Cope E. Swineshead, Spalding Spalding Croft W. & J. North Scarle, N ewark Copeland J. Middle Rasen, Market Cowham T. Washway, Algarkirk, Croft A. Tetney, Great Grimsby Rasen Spalding Croft G. Sutterby, Spilsby Copeland J. (trustees of), Swaton, Cowham W.Northgate,Pinchbeck West, Croft J. Billinghay, Sleatord Falkingham Spalding Croft T. Fotherby, Louth Copeland T. Middle Rasen, Market Cowlam T. West Rasen, Market Rasen Croft T. Thimbleby, Horncastle Rasen Cowley B. M:oulton, Spalding Crofts F. Toynton All Saints, Spilsby Copeland T. Westgate, Sleaford Cowling B. Laughton, Gainsborough Crofts W. Billinghay, Sleaford Copeland W. Fen Waiihingborough, Cowling G. Laughton, Gainsborough Croot J. Button Bridge, Wisbech Lincoln Cowling J. Crowle, Bawtry Cropley C. Bicker, Spalding Copeman J. Cliff, Blyborough, Kirton- Cowlin"" J. Scotton, Kirton-in-Lindsey Cropley C. Swaton, l<'alkingham in-Lindsey Cowling W. Eastoft, Goole Cropley Mrs. E. Swat on Falkingham Copley J. Claypole, Newark Cowling W. Scotton, Kirton-in-T... indsey Cropley W. Barkstone, Grantham Copley R. W estborough, Grantham Cox C. Broughton, Brigg Cropley W. Drove, Quadring, Spalding Copley T. Stubton, Newark Cox F. Wigtoft, Spalding Cropley W. Risegate, Spalding CoppinG. Willoughby, Spilsby Cox G. Burwell, Louth Cropley W. Warren Wilstord, Sleaford Coppin J. Kirkstead, Hornca8tle Cox G. Holbeach Cropper J. Drain side, Boston Copping W. Whaplode, Spalding Cox J ames, Great Gonerby, Grantham Cropper J. Lntton, Wisbech Corbett E. Croft, Boston Cox J ames,N orth Owerby,MarketRasen Cropper J. Wildmoor fen, Boston Corby C. Donington, Spalding Cox John, Goxhill, Hull Crosby Mrs. E. Coleby, Lincoln Corby T. Sutton St. Edmunds, Wisbech Cox John, North Kelsey, Brigg Crosby J. Epworth, Bawtry Cordeaux .John, Great Coates, Ulceby Cox John, Wrangle, Boston Crosby J. Fulbeck, Grantham Cordley A. Weston, Spalding Cox R. Fillingham, Lincoln Crosby R. Risegate, Spalding Cord.ley E. Weston, Spalding Cox W. Fen, Helpringham, Sleaford Cross C. Glentworth, Lincoln Cordley W. Weston, Spalding Cox W. North Kelsey, Brigg Cross D. Holbeach Cottam G. Knaith, Gainsborough Coxon H. C. Holbeach Cross D. Whaplode drove, Crowland .
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