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Norney.Shackleford,Gdlmn~ Godalming Cooke Robins, Sth. Nutfield, Redhill Barden Harold, Waterlands, Holm- Brown Thomas, Lee lane & Rectory Coombs J. Chobham, Woking wood, Dorking farms, Windlesham, Camberley Cooper Tom Henry, Alfold, Billings- Barker Ralph, Alfold, Billingshurst Brown Wm. King, Shirley. Croydon burst (Sussex) (Sussex) Browning Frank, New barn, Down- Copping Tom, High Billinghurst, Barnes William, Horne, Lingfield side, Cobham Dunsfold, Godalming Barrington Henry, Norwood farm. Brumbridge Hy. T. Wonersh,Guildfrd Cornish Arthur, Bed Lion road, Tal- Street Cobham, Cobham Budg-en W. Fernhills, Horley worth, Surbiton Barrow R.Brockham Green.Betchwrth Bngden Edward John, Mytchett road, Cornish Walter Sidney, Wisley, Bart-horp George, Hollesly, Small· Frimley, Farnborough Ripley, Woking field, Horley Bullpit The Misses, Oapel, Dorking Cowdrey J. Dormans land, Ea.Grinstd Bartlett Charles Gordon, Alderstead, Burch William Thomas, Pitch place. Cowper Mrs. George, Warren Barn Merstham, Redhill Worplesdon, Guildford farm, Chelsham, Whyteleafe Bashford A. Outwood,Burstow.Horley Burchett F. GrPen frm.Churt,Farnhm Oox Samuel, Charlwood, Horley Bashford J. Banstead road,Carshalton BurdenMrs.M.Manor rd.Thames Dittn Craig James, Banstead, Epsom Batchelor W. Capel, Dorking- Burgess E. 12 Gatton Park rd.Redhill Cranfield Mrs.J.Hookwood com.Horley Bates Henry. Tandridge, Lingfi.eld Burgess William, Southern farm, Cranfield John, Charlwood, Horley Beagley J. Titsey, Westerham (Kent) Chipstead, Redhill Creasy John, .Abinger, Dorking tBeale E. Frensham mill, Frensham. Bush John, Sidlow bridge, Horley Crooke Thomas, Wood street, Wor· Farnham Bushen Fredk. Shamley green,Guildfd plesdon, Guildford tBeale Richard, Frensham, Farnham Bushnell Charles, Pitch place, Wor- Crouch A. J. West Horsley,Leatherhd Beauchamp Waiter, Lingfield plesdon, Guildford Croucher William, Highfi.eld, Lowfield Becks Arthur, Oaklands farm, New Caddey John, Manor farm, Egham Heath, Crawley road, East Grinstead Cresar B. H. Tongham, Farnham Crow F. L. Shell-wood, Leigh,Reigate Bedding- Leonard, Newdigate,Dorking Cresar Julius, Elstead, Godalming Cnmper Jesse P. Peaslake, Guildford Bell Robert. Oakwood, Dorkin!!' Callingham J.G. Puttenham,Guildfrd Currie A. Scotchlands, Bramley, Bell Robert James C. Ockley. Dorking Cameron Henry, Kempslade, Wotton, Guildford Belton John, Horne, Lingfield Dorking Currie Archibald, Bramley, Guildford Benham Fredk. W. Chobham,Wokin;;- f"'ampbell D. Nalderswood,Leigh,Reigt Currier Charlt>s, Shalford. Guildford Bentley Geo. New Haw, A.ddlestone Canham Waiter, Sutton park,Guildfd Curti& Mrs.C.I. Fitznells,Ewell,Epsom Berkshire T. (exors. of), Kingston Capern E. 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Fosters, Newdigate, tBide S. & Sons Limited, Snails· Charlwood George, Horne, Redhill Dorking lynch, Farnham Charlwood Geo. jun. Horne, Redhill Darwent Charles, Stringers common, Birtwhistle Robert, Rooks hill, Bram- Oharlwood Hv.Low.field Heath,Crawle'" Worplesdon, Guildford ley, Guildford Charman & Rofe, Gosterwood,Wottori. Dash James, Sidlow Bridge, Reigat8 Eirtwhistle Robert L. Grafham, Dorking Daunton A.. B. Common side ea.Mitcbm Bramley, Guildford Oharman Alfred, Abinger, Dorking Davie Robert, Broomlands, Limpsfield Bishop Mrs. B. Holmwood, Dorking Charman Herbt. E. Albury, Guildfrd Davis Edward, Effingham, Leatherhd Blackton Hy. Moat farm, EdenbridgP Charman J. Bullcroft,.Abinger,Dorkin~ Davis Edwd. West Horsley, Leatherhd (Kent) Charman Thos.East Horsley,Leathrhd Davys F. Cowix frm.Rusper,Horsham 1 Charman William, Abinger, Dorking Day Charlel'. Thorpe, Chertsey .
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