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FARMERS Continued. Kirkland E. Woollaton, Nottingham Lumby W. Claywqrth7 Masog E. Dunbam, Newar}T DtJlEC~ORY. 171 FARMERS continued. Kirk land Mrs. E. Walesby, Ollerton Lunn C. Barton-in-FabiliJ, Nottingham Jack~on W. Old Ba~ford, Nottin!!;ham Kirtland T. Walkerin~ham, Gain.sboro' Lyd~ter M. Finningley, Bawtry JacksonW. jun.Nortb Leverton,Retford Kitchen R. Snttoo, Retford Macbin B. Kirklin!{ton, Southwell J ackson W. Ben. North Leverton, Retiord Kitchinf]; G. Sutton-io-Ashfield,Manslld Machin E. U ptoo, .South well Jackson W. Bole, Retford Knapp R. Calverton, Nottingh~tm Machin Mrs. E. Kirklington, Soutbwell Jackson W. Darlton, Dunham Knight G. Holme, Newark ?tlachin J. Upton, Southwell Jalland J. Shelfoid, Bingham KnightJ. Eaton, ,Retford Machin R. :Papplewic~, Nottingham JamesJ. Bamhy-in-the-Willows,Newrk Knight J. Norwell, Newark Mach inS. }JPesthorpe, Newark James J. Bu.rnston, Bingham Knott C. Sutton-in-A.sbficld, Mansfield Machin W. Misson, B!lwtry James E. G. Bradmore, N ottingbam Knowles James, Evert on, Bawtry Major W. East Drayton, Dunham James M. Ruddington, Nottingham Knowlefl J{)hn, Evert on, Bawtry Mal thy J. Bagtborpe, Alfreton Jame~ Mrq. S. Elton Knowles T. Ranskill, Bawtry Maltby J. Hrckling, Melton Mowbray James T. Arr old, Nottingham Lacey J, \Velham, Clareboro,' Retford Maltby T. Flintham, Newark James W. New Carhon, Nottingham Lacey W. Adholton, Nottingham Mahhy T. Hoveringham, Nottingham Jarratt C. Kirkby, Mansfield Lamin J. Old Lenton, Nottingham Maltby T. Normanton-ou-~oar, Loogb- Jefferies J. Fimtbam, Newark Lamin W. Saxondale, Bingham borouflh Jenkinson R. Morton, Newark Lancaster W. Torworth, Bawtry Malthy 'l'. Orston Jepson H. Kirton, Ollerton Langstaff D. Cromwell, Newark Maltby T. Sutton Bonnington, Lough- Jepson Mrs. M. Mausfield Woodhouse, Laughton G. East Markham, Tuxford borou!lh l\Ian~fleld Laughton G. Gam.,ton, Retford Malthy W. Brinslev, Alfreton Jl'pson R. Laxton, Carlton-on-Trent Law R. Misson, :Bawtry Maltby W. North Wheatley, Retford Job R. Low Martin, Martin, Tickhili Law T. Misson, Bawtry Mann E. Walesby, Ollerton JGb W. Misson, Bawtry Lawqon R. Oaks, Blidworth, Mansfield Mann J. Cotgrave, Nottingham Johmon C. Ehton, Newark Leake Mrs. A. Tburgarton, Southwell Mann R. Hickling, Melton Mowbray Johnson C. South Collingham, Newark Leake J. Langar, Bingham Mann S. Hickling, Melton Mowbray Johnson E. Kirton, Ollerton Leake T. Morton, Newark Mann T. Whatton Johnson Mrs F. Normanton, Carlton-on- Ledger T. Clayworth, Bawtry Mansell W. Walesby, Ollerton Trent LedgerT. Rampton, Dunham Mansford J. South Collingham, Newark Johnson G. Gt.Morton,Babworth,Retfrd Ledger W. North Wheatley, Retford Manuell T. Tuxford Johnson G. Mattersey, Bawtry Lee F. Kirkhy, Mansfield Maples T. Torwortb, Bawtry Johuson G. Misson, B11wtry Lee James, Kirkby, Mansfleld Markbam J. South Leverton, Betford Johnson H. We~ttield lane, Mansfield Lee John, Kirkby, Mamfield MarplesJ.Oringley-on-tbe-Hill,Bawtry Jobnson J. Sokebolme, Mansfield Lee J. Sutton-in-Asbfield, Hansfield Marratt C. East Drayton, Dunham Jobnson J. Lodge, Kersall, Kneesall LeeR. Sibthorpe Marriott E. Aslocktou, Nottmgbam Jobnson J. Milton, Tuxford LeeR. East Stoke, Newark Marriott H. East Mark ham, Tuxford Johnson J. We~tou, Carltoo-on-Trent LeeR. Carlton, Nottin~haUJ. Marriolt J. Blidworth, Mansfidd Johmon Mrs. J. Gunthorpe, Nottinghm Lee T. Kirkby, Mansfield Marriott J. Bole, Retford Johnson R. Lax too, Carlton-on-Treut Lee W. Kneesall, N ewark Marriott J. Gibsmere, Soutbwell Johnson S. Elksley, Retford Lee W. Laxton, Carlton-on-'l'rent Marriott J. Rolleston, Newark Jobnson S. Lound, Retford Lees J. Upton, Tuxford Marriott R. Langar, Bmgbam Johnson T. Co'!sal, Nottingham Lees R. East .1.\Iarkbam, Toxford Marriott T. Edwalton, Nottingham John~on T. Halloughton, Southwell Lees T. Upton, Tuxford Marriott T. Gunthorpe, Nottingham Johnson T. Kirton, Ollerton Leeson J. Halam, Southwell Marriott W. North Muskham, Newark Jobnson T. Shelford, Bmgham Leevers J. Awsworth, Nottingham Marriott W. Bradmore, Nottingham Johnson T. Winkbourn, Southwell Leivers G. Bulwell, Nottin~ham Marriott W, East Markham, Tuxford Johnson W. jun. Blidworth, Mansfield Lesiter J. Ollerton Marriott W. Farnsfield, South well Johnson W. sen. Blidworth, Mansfield Levers J. East Bridgeford \farriottW. Sutton-in-Ashtlefd,l\Iansfld Johnson W. East Drayton, Dunbam Levers T. Ea'!!t Brid~~:eford Marriott ,V, Morton, Newark Jobnson W. Gt.Morton,Babwrth.RPtfrd Levers W. Sutton, Bingham Marsden Mrs. E. Misson, Bawtry Jobnson W. Laxton, Carlton-on-Trcnt Leverton W. ArnoJd, Nottingham Marsden J. Cottam, Retford Jowett J. Morton, Newark Leverton W. Teversal, Mansfield Marsden J. Morton, Retford Jnlian Mrs. C. Gotham, Kegworth Levick J. Clayworth, Bawtry Marsh G. Pennimont house, l\fansfield Justice G. Lound, Retford LevickS. North Carlton, Wor.ksop Mar'h T. Scarrington, Nottingham Ju9tice G. Walesby, Ollerton Levick T. Tuxford Marsh T. Screveton, Bin~ham Justice J. Sturton-Ie-Steeple, Retford Lewin S. Cotgrave, Nottingham Marsh T. ·west ThorpP, Soutbwell Justice R. West Draytoo, Retford Lewio T. New Bastord, Nottingham Marshall G. ~ C. Marnbam, Carlton- Keeton T. North Leverton, Retford Ligbtfoot T. East l\Iarkham, Tuxford on-Trent KeightlPy J. Misson, Bawtry LillimanJ.Gringley-on-the-HiJl,Bawtry l\farsba.ll Mrs. A. Weston, Carlton- Kemp W. Baroby-in-tbe-Willowq,Nwrk Lilly H. Selston, Alfreton on-Trent Kenning Mrs • .1\I. Barn by-in-the-\Vil- Lilly H. London road, Newark Marsh all E. Bottomsall, Ollerton lows, Newark Lindley E. Selston, Alfreton Maroball F. Scofton, Worksop Ketton G. East Drayton, Dunham • Lindley E. Uppel' ,Radmantbwaite, ~Iorsball G. Knee!Jall, Newark Key E. North Muskbam, .Newark Mansfield Marsball G. Laneham, Dunham Key H. Kersall, Kneesall Lindley J, Sutton-in-Ashfields Man~field Marshall J. Fulwood, MansfiPld Key W. Maplebeck, Newark Lindley J. Clipstone, Ollerton Marshall J. Cotgrave, Nottingham Keyworth J. Cols ton Basset, Bin!! ham Lindley J. jun. Firmingley, Bawtry Marshal! J. Stoke Bardolpb,Nottingbam Keyworth J. Laxton,Carlton-on-Treut Lindley J. sPn. Finningley, Bawtry Marshal) J. Sutton-on-Trent, :iewark Keyworth J. jun. Sturton-!e-Steeple, Lineker R. Balderton, Newark Marshal! MrM. J. Wellow, Newark Retford Lister J. Babworth, Retford Marshall Mrs. M. Marnham, Carlton- Keyworth J. sen. Sturton-Je-Steeple, Lohley Mrs. S. Bestborpe, N ewark on-Trent Retford Lockwood "\V. Ea'!t Bridgetord Marshall R. East Leakt>, Loughborou~h Keyworth R. Aslockton, Nottingham Long W. Elston, Newark M11rshall S. Hickling, .Melton Mowllray Keyworth T. Granby, Bin~ham Lound J. Gamston, Retford Marsball S.Normanton-on-Soar,Lough- Keywortb T. Sturton-le-Steeple, Retfrd Loveday W. Misson, Bawtry borough Kinder J. Kirk by, Mansfield Low J. Blidworth, Mansfield MarshaU .S. Sutton Bonnjngton, Lough- King R. narlton, Dunham Lowe C. Holme Pierrepont, Nottingbm borough Kin~( T. Church la. Stapleford, N otngbm Lowe J. Gonalston, Nottingham liar,hall T.Hucknall-under-Hu.thwaite, Kippax W. Babworth, Retford Lowe J. Holwe Pierrepont, Nottingham Mansfield Kirby E. Willoughby-on-.tbe-Wolds, LoweJ. Normanton-on-Soar, Loughbro' l\Iarsball T. R~>mp~one, Loughborough Loughborough Lowe T. Holme Pierrepont,Nottingham Marsball W. Girton, Newark K!rhy J. Misson, Bawt~y Lowe W. Holme Pierrepont, N ottinghm Marshall W. SuUon Bonnington,Lough- Kuk Joseph, South Chfton, Newark Lowe W. Hncknall-under-Huthwaite, borough Kirk R. Greave'sla.Edinl"(ley,Southwell Mansfield l\Iarston J. Hoveringbam, Nottingham Kirk T. Caytborpe, Nottingham Lownds H. North Clifton, Newark Martin J. Burton Joyce, Nottingham Kirk T. Ordsall, Retf1,rd Lownds R. Coddington, Newark Martin,J.WaterdikeCarlton, Nottin.,.hm0 Kirk W. Farndon, Newa1k Lncas T. Blidworth, Man.,field Martin M. Edwalton, Nottin.,.ham Kirk W. Hncknall Torkard, Nottinghm Ludlow J. Holbeck, .1.\Jan-.field \fartin W. Kilton, \Vorksop"' Kirkham P. Stoke Bardolpb, .Notngbm Ludlow R. Searrin~ton, Nottingham MartinW.jun.BurtonJovce,Nottingbm Kirkham 8. Girton, Newark Lumb W. Harby, Lincoln l\lason E. Ea.~t BridJ~:eford Kirkland E. Woollaton, Nottingham Lumby W. ClaywQrth7 BawU'y Masog E. Dunbam, Newar}t .
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