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SHROPSHIRE. KEY 291 • Jeffery John Gifford,34 Trinity Street, Jones Geo COURt DIRECTORY.] SHROPSHIRE. KEY 291 • Jeffery John Gifford,34 Trinity street, Jones Geo. Oak 'Villa, Oxon, Shrewsbury'Jones Robert, Plough villas, Ellesmere Belle Vue road, Shrewsbury Jones Geo. II Victoria st. Shrewsbury road, Shrewsbury Jeffery Thomas, Mayville, Albrighton, Jones Granville,25 Castle st.Shrewsbury Jones Sam!. 50 New Park st.Shrewsbury Wolverhampton JonesGranvilleH.Severn bank,Shrewsby Jones Samuel Parry, 70 Willow street, JeffreyW.J. Springbank,MadeleyRS.O Jones Hanmer Hilton, Shellbrooke hill, Oswestry Jeggo Charles, Lilleshall, Newport Coed-yr-Allt, Ellesmere Jones Thomas, 7 Belle Vue gardens, Jehn William, 13 High street, Bridgnrth Jones Heighway J.P. Earls dale, Pontes- Belle Vue road, Shrewsbury Jellicorse Rev.Prebendary William M.A. ford, Shrewsbury Jones Thomas, Hadley, Wellington Vicrge.Clunbury,Aston-on-ClunR.S.O Jones Herbert, Bank house, Ticklerton, Jones T. Lawley Bank, Dawley RS.O Jellicorse Miss, Beechurst, Albrighton, Church Stretton RS.O Jones Thomas, Prees, Whitchurch Wolverhampton Jones Herbt.2 Claremont hill,Shrewsbry Jones Thomas, Shropshire street, Little JenkinMrs.120Abbey foregate,Shrwsbry Jones H. Wood viI. Hadnall, Shrewsbury Drayton, Market Drayton Jenkins Rev. David Davies M.A. Con- Jones Jasper, 27 Albert st. Shrewsbury Jones T. 2 Victoria par. Roft st.Oswstry dover, Shrewsbury JonesJohn,Acorn vil.Gobowen,Oswestry Jones Thomas, 4 Victoria street, Castle- Jenkins Rev. Richard RA. Little Dray- Jones John, All Stretton, Church fields, Shrewsbury ton, Market Drayton Stretton RS.O Jones Thomas, The Willows, Ellesmere Jenkins Rev. Wm. E. SwanhI.Shrewsby Jones John, 4 Bridge terrace, Whitting- Jones Thos. Hy. 3 Chapel st. Oswestry Jenkins George Morse, Spring bank, ton road, Oswestry Jones Thomas Pryce, I Bridge terrace, Mount road, Oswestry Jones John, Chilton ho.Parkst.Oswestry Wbittington road, Oswestry Jenkins Jesse, Queen street, Wellington Jones John, 15 Church street, Oswestry Jones Thomas Wm. King st. Wellington Jenkins Mrs. Charlton hill, Donnington, JonesJohn,Llwyn-on,Weston la.Oswstry Jones WaIter, Monkmoor st.Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Jones John J.P. Mossfields, Whitchurch Jones Watkin Thomas, Orchardcroft, JenkinsonTheMisses,9Castleview,Ludlw Jones John, Street lane, Wellington Queen's road, Oswestry Jervis Mrs. Stafford st. Market Drayton JonesJohnD.27Alkingtonrd.Whitchurch Jones Wm. Calcutts ho. Jackfield RS.O Jervis Thomas,20 Whitehallst.Shrewsby Jones John Edward Morgan, Welsh Jones William, 57 High st. Bridgnorth Jeynes James, Aston street, Shifnal walls, Oswestry Jones William, Sutton lodge, Betton Job Rev.Fredk. Wm.Colemere,Ellesmere Jones John Morgan, Gwynfryn, Park street, Belle Vue road, Shrewsbury Jobting Rev. James A.K. C. Church Fur- avenue, Oswestry Jones William, Yew Tree house,WhixalI, longs, Madeley RS.O Jones John Vaughan, The Firs, Betton Whitchurch Johnson Rev. Henry RA. 6a, Castle st. street, Belle Vue road, Shrewsbury Jones Wm. Edwd. Dodington,Whitchrch Shrewsbury Jones Jos6ph, Ebnal lodge, Oswestry Jones William Williamson, Croydon Johnson Rev. Joseph William M.A.Bent- Jones Joseph, Wollerton,MarketDrayton house, Prees, Whitchurch hall house, Broseley RS.O Jones LlewelIyn, 42 Mill street, Ludlow Jordan Miss, 4 Church st. Bridgnorth Johnson Geo. T. Chester rd.Whitchurch Jones Miss, Bishop street, Shrewsbury Jowett Mrs. Hawthorn road, Belle Vue JohnsonHarryG.Copthorne rd.Shrewsby .JonesMiss, Calcott ho.Bicton,Shrewsbury road, Shrewsbury Johnson James, The Mount, Shrewsbury Jones Miss, Cannon street, Shrewsbury Joyce Rev. Frederick Wayland M.A. Johnson Misses, Ronville, Cleobury Jones Miss, Cardington, Church Stret- Rectory, Boraston, Tenbury Mortimer 8.0 ton RS.O Joyce Rev. James Barc1ay B.A., J.P. Johnson Mrs. Bryntirion, Lower road, Jones Miss, I Fairfield, Welsh walls, Coreley, Tenbury Kingsland, Shrewsbury Oswestry Joyce Arthur, Chester road, Whitchurch Johnson Mrs. Church Aston, Newport Jones Miss, Greenlands, Weston Rhyn, Joyce Thomas, Laurel Mount, Wirswall, Johnson Mrs. 56 King st. Wellington Ruabon Whitchurch Johnson Mrs. TheCottage,MadeleyRS.0 Jones Miss Ann, 2 Fairfield,Welsh walls, Joynson F. H. I5 Salop st. Bridgnorth Johnson Mrs. H. High st.Madeley R8.0 Oswestry JoynsonH.M.Cstle.ho.Willow st.Oswstry Johnson WiIliam Henry, The Mount, Jones Miss C. A. Ashlands, Weston la. Juckes George, 3 Queen st. Wellington Llanymynech, Oswestry Oswestry Juckes Miss, 27Claremont hill,Shrwsbry Johnston John, Brockholes house, Iron- Jones Miss E. I9 Park avenue, Oswestry Juckes Miss, Queen street, Wellington bridge R8.0 Jones Misses, Ellesmere rd. Shrewsbury Judd William, Prospect }"dge, Wrock- JohnstoneW.Lit.Drayton,MarketDraytn Jones Misses,Kader cot. Ford,Shrewsbry wardine Wood, Wellington JohnstoneWltr.Longford,MarketDraytn JonesTheMisses,Llanymynech,Oswestry JudsonRev.Josephus,3Albert rd.Wllngtn Jones Lieut.-Col. Owen, The Knowle, JonesMisses,2Vict,oria ter.Roft st. Oswsty J uson Miss, 65Abbey foregate, Shrwsbry Eardington, Bridgnorth Jones :Mrs. Ashbrook villa, Church Juson Mrs.M. Abbey foregate, Shrwsbry Jones Rev. David Richard RA. Lodge, Stretton R S. 0 Kay Robt. Glyndale, Morda rd. Oswstry Weston Rhyn, Ruabon Jones Mrs. Bank, Dawley RS.O Kelly Rev. John Alexander M.A. Vicar- Jones Rev. John, 65 Willow st.Oswestry Jones Mrs. Brooklyn villa, Church Stret- age, Preston Gubbals, Shrewsbury Jones Rev.J.E.,M.A.Park avn. Oswestry ton RS.O KeIlyE.C.ThePriory,Claremnt.Shrwsbry Jones Rev. John Richards, Lucerne, Jones Mrs. Cottage pI. Madeley RS.O Kelly Mrs. I St. George's st. Shrewsbry Oakley st. Belle Vue rd. Shrewsbury Jones Mrs. Elson, Ellesmere Kemp Alfred, Broadway, Shifnal Jones Rev. Llewelyn Wynne M.A. The JonesMrs.Henwick ho.Gravel hl.Ludlow Kempster Charles, Kinton, Shrewsbury Rectory, Llanymynech, Oswestry Jones Mrs. High street, Cleobury Mor- Kempthorne Rev. Robert Thomas M.A. Jones Rev. Morgan RA. Vicarage, timer S.O Alison house, Kenley, Shrewsbury Edgton, Aston-on-Clun R 8. 0 Jones Mrs. Oak cottage, Mount street, Kennion Mrs. Caradoc lodge, All Stret- Jones Rev. Richard T.A.K.C.L. Cyny- Shrewsbury ton, Church Stretton RS.O nion, Oswestry Jones Mrs. Oak house, Oak st. Oswestry Kenrick John Arthur, Neen Solars, Jones Rev. Richard, 2 Park st. Oswestry Jones Mrs. A. 54 Park avenue, Oswestry Cleobury Mortimer S.O Jones Rev. William, Snailbeach, Mins- Jones Mrs. Prospect place, Whittington Kent In. 37 St.Julian's friars, Shrwsbry terley, Shrewsbury road, Oswestry Kent Misses, Green end, Whitchurch Jones Rev. Wm. Hy. Station rd.Newport Jones Mrs.I06St.Michael's st.8hrewsbry Kent Mrs. 22 Mill street, Ludlow JonesRev. William Hinton, 5 Claremont Jones Mrs. The Priory,St.Austin's friars, Kenyon Miss, Briedden cottage, Queen's bank, Shrewsbury Shrewsbury park, Oswestry Jones Alfd.Lewis,Station rd.Whitchurch Jones Mrs.Andw.Shelton ho.Shrewsbury Kenyon Mrs. Grafton 10dge,Shrewsbury Jones A. T. L. Oakengates, Wellington Jones Mrs.Downes,62Park aven.Oswesty Kenyon Mrs. Ruyton- in-the-Eleven- Jones Benjamin, 19 Burton st.Shrewsby Jones Mrs. Henry,62 Upper Church st. Towns, Shrewsbury Jones Charles Lloyd, Hanwood house, Oswestry Kenyon Robert Lloyd M. A., J.P.Pradoe, Great Hanwood, Shrewsbury Jones Mrs. Maurice,4 Salop rd.Oswestry Eardiston, West Felton Jones Daniel F.G.S., J.P. Kilsall hall, Jones Mrs. Sophia, Springfield house, Kenyon-Slaney Col. William Slaney Donington, Wolverhampton Lower Galeford, Ludlow M.P., J.P. Hatton grang-e, ShiInal, & Jones David, 61 Park avenue, Oswestry Jones Nicholas George Kendall, 25 Vic- Carlton, Guards' & Wellington clubs, JonesDavid,2Victoria pI. Roft st.Oswstry toria street, Shrewsbury London SW JonesDerwasO.Pontesfordho.Shrewsbry Jones Owen Glyndwr, Llanforda isaf, Kenyon-SlaneyMrs.Hatton grange,Shin! Jones Edward, Granville lodge, St. Llanforda, Oswestry Keough Thos. H. ldsall house, Shifnal George's, Wellington Jones PhillipHy. UpperPulley,Shrewsbry Kerr Robert Howat, 6 Wolsley ter- Jones Edward, Hope, Shrewsbury Jones Richard, Park street, Oswestry race, Belle Vue, Shrewsbury JonesE.P.Oaklands,WestonRhyn,Ruabn Jones R.Weston ho.Queen's rd.Oswestry Kerry John, 3 Benyon st. Shrewsbury JonesEdwd.Rchd.IOIWillowst.Oswesty Jones Richard Davies, Lion vii. Bicton Kesterton Charles, Trimpley, Ellesmere Jones Edwd. Wm.Ketley bank,Wellingtn Heath, Shrewsbury Kevill Davies Harry, Edgeley house, Jones Evan, 5 Quarry place, Shrewsbury Jones Richard Edward, Radnor house, Edgeley, Whitchurch Jones Evan, 6 Town walls, Shrewsbury Belle Vue road, Shrewsbury Kevill Davies Mrs. Wm. Overton,Ludlw Jones Evan Madoc M.A. 68 Upper \Jones Richard Lloyd, 14 Butcher's row'IKeyworth George Hawson M.B. New Church street, Oswestry Shrewsbury street, Wem, Shrewsbury • SHROPSHIRE 19:1.
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