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Oldfi.eld, Heswall, Birkenhd Hulme James, .Aston-by-Budworth, Jackson John, Sherrow Booth & Hough 'l'hos. Davenport, Congleton Northwich Walker Bottoms, Pott Shrigley, Hough William, Acton, Northwich Hulme James, Bollington, Altrincham Macclesfield Hough William, Cuddington, Malpas Hulme James, Midgley gate, Wild- Jackson John Henry, Baguley, Sale Hough William, Thurstaston, B'head boarclough, Wincle, Macclesfield Jackson Joseph, Chester rd. Winsford Hough William, Woodhouse, Old· Hulme John, Gorst house, Knutsford Jackson Joseph, Woodford, Stockport castle, Mal pas road, Alderley Edge, Manchester J ackson J oseph Mottershead, Cold Houghton S. M. High Legh, Knutsfd Hulme Thomas, Brickfields, Barnston harbour, Tytherington, Macclesfield Houghton Thomas, Cock lane, Great Hulse James, School lane, Winsford Jackson L. Floats hall, Baguley, Sale Budworth, Northwich Hulse James, Etchells, Cheadle Jackson Lewis, Heyes lane, Timper- Houghton W. Holm la. Oxton, B'head Hulse John, Burton, Chester ley, Altrincham Hougnton Wilham, Whitley reed, Hulse William, Brereton, Sandbach .Tackson P. Owen ho.Mobberly.Kntsfrd Antrobus, NortiJ::Lwich Hulse William, Holmes Chapel Jackson Robert, J3utley, Maccle.sfield Houlbrook Charles, Barrow, Chester Humphreys Hy. Gapenhurst, Chester Jackson Roger Peter, New hey; Har- Houlbrooke Jn. Hargrave, Chester Hunt Henry, Brindley, Nantwich rop, Maccles.field Houlbrooke Samuel, lVIanley,Warrngtn Hunt Hugh, Mount Pleasant, Kings- Jackson S.Clay la.Timprly.Altrinchm · Houlbrooke Mrs. Sarah, Church ley, Warrington Jackson Sl. Old Withington, Ohelford . Shocklach, Malpas Hunt Joseph Bourne, Little heath, Jackson Samuel, Poynton, Stockpori Hourd James John, Ledsham, Chester Audlem, Nantw.ich Jackson Saml. Ringway, Altrincham .Howard Miss Ann, Stoneridge, Dis- Huntbach James Frederick, Moor Jackson Samuel, Wistaston, Nantwich ley, Stockport hall, Newhall, Aston, Nantwich Jackson Mrs. S. Alpraham, Tarporley Howard G-.Rush grn.Lymm,Warringtn Huntbach John, Buerton, .Nantwich Jackson Miss Sarah Jane, :Brink, Howard James, Hurland, Nantwich Huntbach John, Burleydam, Whit- . Harrop, Macclesfield Ho~ard J~mes, J.<'randley, Seven Oaks, church (Salop) Jackson T. Butley town, Macclesfield NorthwiCh . · . Huntbach Robert, Hollin green, New- Jackson T. Illage grn.Brereton,Sndbcb Jloward Joe,B~nt s1de, Dlsley, Stckpt hall, 'Sound, Nantwich Jackson Thomas, Ashley, Altrincham Howard S. ~ICker lane, Hale Barns, Huntbach Robert Joseph Ligbtwood Jackson Thos. Swanlow la. Winsford Hale ' AltrmchamS M d G"ll ·green, A u dlem, N ant•WlC~ h J ack son W , C ann 1ane, Ats on-b y- H owar d amue1 anwoo , 122 1 H tb h W lt S k N · h B d th N th · h B t d Ch dl H 1 Sto k t un ac a er, to e, antw1c u wor , or w1c Ho;~rdr;h~maseaS The 'G:~e LcoJ:r Huntbach Willia~ R. Dodds green, Jackso~ William, . Baddiley cottaget Bebington Bi;kenhead ' Burleydam, Wh1tchurch (Salop) Badd1ley, NantwiCh Howarth D. 'Nether Alderley, Chelfrd Huntington Thomas W. Oldfield Jackson W:~· Baguley, Sale,Manchstl' Howard Mrs. Jane, Row of Trees, New_ton, J3irkenhead . Jackson W1lliam, Handley, Chester . Alderley Edge Mancheste:r Hutchmson Andrew, Mam street,Frod- Jackson Wm. Nether Alderley,Chelfrd Howath J. Withfngton (Old), Chelfrd sham, Warrington . Jack~on Willia?l, O~t lanes, Church Howcroft Mrs . .A.. Moss heys, 'l'arvin, Huxley Mrs. Frances, The P1ts, Cud- Mmshull! ~hddlew1~h Chester dington, Malpas Jac~son W1lliam, Shr1gley road, Bol- Howe Mrs. M. High la.Bredbury,Stkpt Huxley Harry, Aston, Nantwich lmgton, ~I~cclesfield Howe W. Hibbert la.Marple,Stockprt Huxley James, Lordsfields, Church Jackson Wllham Goody~ar, Hale lo. Howson Mrs Hannah Broad lane Shocklach, Malpas Grove lane, Hale, Altrmcham Stapeley Nantwich • ' Huxley Jn. Shocklach Oviatt, Malpas Jackson William Henry, Clotton-Hoo- Hud.son J~hn, Moss lane, Macclesfield Hyde Alfred, Crowton, _Northwich field, Tarp~rl_ey Hudson John William,Guywood lane, Hyde W. Butterlands,Wmcle,Macclsfld Jackson Wllham Peter, Lower Romiley, Stockport Hyde W~ .. Cop Brow, Gee Oross, Hyde P~over, ~nutsford Hudson Joshua Antrobus hall Mob- Hyde W1lham, Hattersley, Hyde Jackson Z1ba, 1~ Hampden rd. Sale, berley, Knut~ford ' Hy~e William, Meadow bank, Sid- Manchester . Hudson Ralph, Gee Cross, Hyde dmgton, Chelford James Arthur ~orns, Moss .hall, Hudson Ralph Geo. Gee Cross, Hyde Inchcliffe T. Gee Cross, Hyde Audlem, Nantw1ch Hudson Willia.m, ::Marton, Northwich Ingham Mrs. E. Sutton, Macclesfield James Charl~s, Chester rd. Grappen­ Hughes Alfred Mottra.m Old road Irving 'Samuel M. Moston, .Sandbach hall, Warrmgton ' ' Stal brid 6 lthell Richd. Old hall, Upton, Chester Jeffery Thomas, ~oreton, Birkenhead liug h esy Alonzo g M a tley H y d e Jackson William & Herbert• Stock- Jeffs. Mrs. Ehzabeth,. Blakelees. '. ' . port road, Timperley, Altrincham Kmgsl.ey, War.rmgton Hughes FrederiCk, Irby, B~rkenhead Jackson Alfred, Dunham-on-the-Hill, Jeffs Frederick, Oakmere, Northwich Hughes George, Gayton, Buken~ead Warrington Jeffs G.HollowMoor hth.Barrow,Ohstr Hughes Herbrt. Thurstaston, B head Jackson Mrs. Annie, Marl bank, Jeffs R. The Grange, Storeton,B'head Hughes John F.A. Overton,War;ngtn Kettleshulme, Stockport Jeffs Richard, Helsby, Warrington ·Hughes Jn. Henry, Frankby, B he~d Jackson Benjamin, Woodhouse lane, Jeffs Robert·, Hapsfon1 Hall, Haps- .Hughes. Joseph, Dunham-on-the-H1ll, Etchells, Cheadle ford, Warrington Warrmgton Jackson C. F. Golbourn-David, Chstr Jeffs T. Thornton green, Thornton- Hughes Peter, St~etton, Malpas Jackson Charles,Clews head, Rainow, in-the-Moors, Chester Hughes Robt .. Br1mstage, Brrkenhead Macclesfield Jeffs William, Hapsford, Warrington Hughes SI. Little .Saughall, C?ester Jackson D. Lyme Handley, Stocl•port Jellicoe Frederick, Poulton-cum- Hughes Samuel, Poole, Nantwich Jackson Daniel, Bowden bank, Over Spital, Birkenhead Hughes Mrs. Sarah, Stretton, Malpas Peover, Ollerton Jellicoe Joseph, Cross lane, Lower Hughes T.Ohe~ter rd.Gt.Sutton,Chstr J.ackson E. Bartington, Northwich Be·bington, Birkenhead Hughes T. Wr1gley fold, Matley,Hyde Jackson Fredk. Worleston, Nantwich Jellicoe Thomas, Neston Hughes Thomas, Chorlton, Malpas Jackson Fdk.Wm. Burwardsley,Chstr Jenkins Mrs. Mary, Hatchmere, Nor- Hughes Thomas, Chowley, Chester Jackson George, Green close, Pott ley, Warrington Hughes Thomas, Thurstaston, B'head Shrigley, Macclesfield Jennings Bros. Bradley, Warrington Hughes William, 'Backford, Chester Jackson George William, Mottram Jennings Fredk. Norley, Warrington Hughes William. Swanna green, Nor- St. Andrew, Macclesfield Jennings G. Guilden Sutton, Chester bury, Whitchurch (Salop) Jackson Henshaw, Whitehouse, Over Jennings John, ·Prestbury, Ma·cclesfld Hughes Wm. Thurstaston,Birkenhead Peover, Knutsford Jennings John, Wood end, Mottram Hull Alfred Wm. Haughton,Tarporly Jackson Herbert, Burwardsley hall, St. Andrew, Macclesfield Hull Henry, Edleston hall, Nantwich Chester Jennings John Henry, Longstone, Hull Richard, Edleston, Nantwich Jackson J.Grove end,Hndfrth.M'chesti ·Little Budworth, Tarporley Hull R.Wirswall, Whitchurch (Salop) Jackson J.Paddock hl. Mobbrly.Kntsfd ,Jennings Samuel, B-ick1ey, Malpas 'Hulley Jasper, Brindhurst, Sutton, Jackson James, :Bridge farm, Hand- Jennings William, Crewe road, Wil- · Maccles:field forth, Manchester laston, Nantwich · Hnlme .A. Over Alderley, Macclesfield Jackson James, Marton, Ohelford Jepson Charles, Woodford, Stockpor\ • .
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