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Binbrook Township 100 BEVERLY TOWNSHIP. BEVERLY TOWN&UIP. 101 Pat «co Cou Lot Poet Office Con Lot Pat Office Cou Lot t 1 35 eat Mot Con Lot Tansley David, Sheffield f 5 5 Vansickle Robert, Christie Willard Wm, Sheffield f 5 7 Wood G 31, Troy f 2 4 Vansickle Sylvanus, Lynden f 1 13 Taylor Ilugh, Lyndon f 1 13 J C, Valens t 8 25 Wood J F f 3 2 t 1 13 Taylor John Troy t 2 16 Vansickle Wesley « Williams Wm, Copetown f 1 31 Wood Lewis f 3 2 t 1 12 Taylor Joseph, Weir t 1 6 Vansickle W D Williamson Hugh, Galt t 9 1 Wood Peter, Brantford f 1 29 t 4 12 Taylor Joaeph,West Flamboro f 8 25 Veal George, Troy Williamson T S, Norwich t 1 35 Wood Samuel, Harrisburg f 1 4 f 3 7 Taylor Wm f 4 38 Vinton lienry Williamson Richard, Strabanef 8 32 Wood Solomon, Lyndon f 1 10 Taylor W 11, Clyde f 10 7 Vinton Jeremiah, Copetown f 1 31 Williaineon Robert. Galt f 9 1 Wood Wm, Itockton f 4 20 Taylor W J, Sheffield t G 12 Vrooman James, Harrisburg f 1 2 Williamson Walter " t 9 1 Wood W L, Lynden t 1 9 f 3 2 Teetzel J V, Hamilton f 1 17 Wait Samuel, St George Wilson John, Westover f 5 29 Woodley Jacob, Westover f 6 23 f 3 C Telford Robert, Valens f 8 30 Wa:t Wallace Wilscn l'eter, Brantford f 8 15 Woods Cbarlee, Lynden f 1 13 Templeton Lorenzo, Troy t 2 B Wake Thomism, Rockton f 3 21 Wilson Thomas, Puslinch f 9 34 Woodyatt Thomas, Brantford f 5 1 t 4 18 Tenant George, Valens f 10 29 Wales Albert Wilson Walter, Westover f 7 31 Wray Margaret, Rockton f 3 24 t 2 19 Tenant Jamea f 10 25 Wales Alfred Wilson Wm /I f 5 31 Wray Robert, Weatover t G 31 f 3 29 Tenant Mrs f 10 25 Wallace Eugene « Wing Able, Lynden f 1 13 Yates James, Valens f 9 26 f 3 27 Thomas P E, Lynden t 1 13 Wallace Frank Wise Benj, Puslinch 10 36 1 Young A T, Dunedin f 6 25 te f 3 29 Thompeon Adam, Orkney f 1 25 Wallace S M Wise G L ,1 9 33 11 Young John, Galt f 10 2 Thompson Adam, Rockton f 4 23 Wannup Thomas, Copetown t 1 20 Young Robert e f8 1 t 3 8 Witherspoon Alex, \Veir f 1 8 Thompson A P, Orkney f 1 27 Warner A D. Troy Young Wm, Dunedin f 6 25 t 3 8 Thompson Henry, Sheffield t 6 11 Warner J W Wood Berkam, Harrisburg f 1 4 Young Wm, Sheffield f 7 3 f 3 8 Thompson Jane, Troy f 3 S '.Varier Thomas " Wood C E 1 4 Ziller Charles, Lyndon f 1 13 Thompson John, Orkney f 2 27 Warnock John, Galt f 8 3 Thompson John jr t 1 24 Washburn E B, Sheffield f 5 4 Thomism' J V, Christie f 1 22 Watson Thomu,Kirkwall f 7 17 Thompeon Robert, Lynden f 1 13 Watt Vv'in, Weatover f 6 28 Thompeon R A f 1 13 Weaver Alfred, Sheffield t 5 1 Thompeon ThOMItil, Orkney f 1 24 Weaver Ephraim,Orkney f 1 10 Thompeon Wna, Troy f 3 8 Weaver Oliver, Copetown f 1 19 Thompson Win Westover f 7 26 Weaver Peter, Lynden f 1 16 Thompson Wm jr, Orkney f 1 23 Weaver Solomon, Orkney t 1 19 BINBROOK TOWNSHIP f 1 23 Wedge Reuben, Sheffield f 7 12 Thompson Win ar • (The addreas given after each name is the post office address.) Thompson W J t 1 25 Wedge Wm f 7 13 f 6 11 Tilk Charles, Clyde f 9 2 Wedge W P ÀBBREVIATIONEL —If, Freeholder , t, Tenant ; nr, Non Resident. Toland John, Lynden f 1 9 Weir David Weir f 1 Tolburst lienry, liarrisburg t 1 2 Weir Win f 2 6 Westover Nelson, 'Westover f 5 32 Turnbull Robert, Clyde f 9 6 Poe. oaks Con Lot Pat Oftla Con Lot Turnbull Robert, St George t 2 7 Wetherell James, Valens t 10 21 Aiken Amelia, Binbrook f 4 1 Awrey Nicholas, llinbrook f 3 3 t 8 33 Aikin Turnbull Walter, Kirkwall f 9 20 Wetherell Wm, Strabane James, Brampton f 4 1 Barclay James It f 2 1 Tutton Charles, S1y3ffield f 5 5 Wetherstone Geo, Greeneville f 3 36 Aikin Jane, Binbrook f 4 1 Barker Theodore t 2 5 Tutten Frank f 5 4 Whetham George, Sheffield t 7 13 Aikin Mary f 4 1 Barlow Abiather 1, f 3 2 Tutten Henry f 5 12 Whetham John,Kirkwall f 7 18 Aikin Natheniel, Caistorville f 4 1 Barlow George f 4 5 Tynen Michael, Copetown t 1 34 Whetham Mary Ann,Sheffieldf 7 9 Aikin Wm, Binbrook f 3 4 .Barlow Judson f 3 7 Upeton Thomas, Clyde t 9 9 White Hugh, Branchton f 5 E Alexander John, Hamilton f 4 1 Barlow Richard f 3 7 Valens Andrew, Valens f 9 21 White Robert, Troy f 3 8 Alway E A, Biohrook f•4 1 Bums; Ebenezer, Hamilton fis Valens John 1, f 9 27 White Thomaa,Branchton t 5 E Anderscn Gideon, Elfrida 12 Bartindale George, Binbrook t 4 1 Valens J A t 8 27 Whittington Cyrus, Lynden f 1 13 Anderson John .1 12 Bayley Edward f3 1 Vannatter Wm, Copetown t 1 29 Whittington John " f 1 14 Anderson Thomae 1. 12 Bayley George f 3 5 Vansickle Andrew, Lyndon f 1 12 Wight Ellen Mrs, Clyde f 9 3 Arthur James, Binbrook 8 23 Beatty Win f3 5 Vanaickle Benony f 1 14 Wight James " t 9 15 Arthur John 7 23 Beer John f 7 20 Vanaickle Daniel, Troy t 3 7 Wight John, Kirkwall f 9 15 Arthur John jr 24 Beer Wro f 8 20 Vansickle George, Lynden t 1 12 I Wight J K, Clyde f 9 15 Arthur Richard 8 '23 Beer W H f 7 20 Vansickle James, Troy f 3 7 Willard Charles' Sheffield f 5 6 Arthur Wm 8 23 Bell Barbara Mrs f 4 5 f 5 1 Awrey Vansickle John t 3 6 Willard Jeers*, Galt George If 34 Bell David, Sinclairville f 8 32 Vansickle Nathan, I.ynden f 1 12 Willard Smith, Sheffield. f 7 6 Awrey Israel 34 Bell James, Hannon 117 TOWNSHIP. 102 NBROOK BIN1311001( TOWNSHIP. 103 - - , - - _ Pest Office Con Lot Part «os Con Lot Pen Cunningham James, Binbrookt 44 Offlco Con Lot Post °Ms Con Lot Bell John, Wcodburn 3 2 Frank Solomon, \Voodburn f 1 1 Hill Jasper, Hamilton 1. f 7 17 43 Bell John jr 1 1 Dalgleish Wm Freeman Andrew, Hannon f 1 6 Hogan John, Woodburn George, Black Ileath f 8 19 f 34 Bell Robert u 3 2 Daniels Freeman W R f 1 5 Hogan Patrick ,1 George ir " f • 9 20 3 3 Bell wood James, Tapleytown t 1 5 Daniels Gage James f 2 7 Holden Wm, Elfrida 15 Daniels Win, Elfrida 15 Benner Frederick, Woodburn t :3 5 Gage John f 2 7 Ilorning Delbert, Hannon t 15 Benner John f 2 5 Law Charles, Woodburn f 2 t Galbraith Brook, Stony Creekf • 1 3 3 Horning Ira f 1 5 Berry Thomaa, Sinclairville f 32 Daw Charles jr 4 Gauley James, Binbrook f 2 4 4 1 Hughstoii Isaac, Dinbrook t 4 5 Blain Alex, Black Heath. t 9 22 Daw George Gawley Hugh, Hamilton f 4 1 Hutty Joseph t 23 t 2 3 Illain John 9 23 Daw W 11 Gawley Thomas, Binbrook f 9 26 Jarvis 8 29 Archibald. Woodburn f 2 4 Blain Thomas " 8 25 Degrow Andrew, Sinclairville f Gayatt John 3 5 .farvis 8 28 James f 2 5 Boyes H W, Binbrook • 5 Degrow Jano 111ra,It1ack1feathf Gethercole \Vin, Hamilton f 4 4 f 8 28 Johnson Anion, Binbrook f 3 3 Brachenreid R, Black Heath f 9 18 Dcgrow John Gingell John, Elfridea 1 5 44 Johnson Delilah Mrs f 3 3 Brown John, Binbrook 7 18 Degrow Wna, Binbrook Goldberg Wm, Woodburn f 1 1 Johnson George, Hamilton f 3 3 Wm, Black Heath f 8 27 Brown John jr " 4 4 Degiow Gower Robert 1 1 Johnson Isaac, Binbrook f 3 5 Wm jr, Binbrook t 44 Brown Thomaa " 4 1 Dagrow Gowland John,Black Heath f 3 1 Johnson James, Toronto 41 7 26 f 1 5 Brown Thornag jr, \Voodburn f 2 1 Dickson Peter Gowland Thomas, Woodburn f 2 1 7 27 Johnson John, Binbrook f 4 5 Brown Win, Elfrida 1 .15 Donaldson Alexander" Graham Joseph, Ilinbrook f 7 20 7 27 Johnson Joseph f 3 3 Burgess Aaron " 1 5 Donaldson Charles Grant John, Woodburn 2 2 Johnson Matthew George 33 f 3 5 Burkholder Cyrus, Binbrook f 2 5 Dougherty Gressin George, Black Heath f 9 22 Johnson Richard t 4 1 John, Woodburn f 33 Burkholder David f 2 5 Dougherty Gressin J G, Hannon 1 1 4 Johnaon Robertson, Woodburnf 7 31 Burkholder Elijab, Hamilton f 1 5 Dougherty Thomas, Binbrook f 33 Gressin Robert, Black Heath f 33 9 22 Johnson Wm, Binbrook t 4 1 Burkholder Joseph, Binbrook f 2 5 Dougherty W C Gray Junior, Woodburn f 2 4 35 Jones Wm, Paria f 9 23 Burkholder Oliver,Tapleytownt 1 2 Duff James Gray J W 2 4 35 Kennedy Agnes Mrs,Binbrookf 3 5 Burns Jane, Toronto 9 37 DatI.Jarnea Greenhill David, Binbrook f 8 22 31 Kennedy Alexander .
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