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SUFFOLK. FAR 463 Farrow Rbt TRADES nmEGrORY.] SUFFOLK. FAR 463 Farrow Rbt. Parkway,Gislingham,Eye Fletcher Isaac, Sproughton, Ipswich Fulcher Henry, Wickham Skeith. Eye Fayer Miss Julia, G~at street, Fletcher J.O. Wyverstone, Stowmarket Fulcher HeI1lI'Y. Yaxley, Eye Trimley St. Mary S.O Fletcher Mrs. Rebecca, Grange, Fulcher Philip, Hoo, Wickham Marke-l FayerSl Daniel, Benhall place, Benhall, Wyverstone, Stowmarket Fulcher Wm. Metfield, HaTleston Saxmundham Flinthlm Joseph, Aldeburgh R.S.O Fuller C. Wrentbam, Wangford R.S.O Fayers Frederick [Henry, Great Fin- Flory I. Vale,Westleton,Saxmundham Fuller J. R.Great Waldingfield,Sudbry borough, Stowmarket Flowerdew Arthur, Red house &; Fuller .Toseph, Coddenham, Ipswich Feaveryear David &; David jun. Wing- Gissings farms, Hoxne, Eye Fuller W. C.Wickhambrook,NewmaTki field, Harleston Flowerdew John, Taxley, Eye Futter Edmund John, Ilketshall St. Feaveryear J. Wingfield, Harleston Flowerdew Lionel, Hoxne, Eye Andrew, Bungay Feaviour David, Woodlands, FreS'Sing- Folkard John, SwefHing,Saxmundharo Futter Samuel, The Oaks, Tanning- field, Harleston Ford' A. Weston Ditch, Mildenhall ton, Wickham Malrke-t Felgate S.Laxfield,FramlinghamR.S.O Ford Charles, Dennington, Framling- Fyson Edwa.rd, Hawstead Lodge farm, Felgate T. Westhall, Wangford R.S.O ham R.S.O Hawstead, !lury Fellingham E. Mendlesham, Stowmrkt Ford Edward, Crowfield, Ipswich Fyson Edward 'Manning, Higham ldg. Fenn Charles,Westhall, Wangfd.R.S.O Ford Josiah, Bacton, Stowmarket Higham, Bury Fenn George, Norwich road, Ipswich Ford Miss Rachel, Hitcham, Ipswich Fyson Frederick, Higham, Bury Fenn George, Somersham, Ipswich Ford! Thomas, Ulverston hall, Deben- FysoIII John, Whepstead, Bury Fenning Albert Robert, Royton hall, ham, Stowmarket; &; at Suddon hall Fyson In. Ruffins, Chevirugton, Bury Oreeting St. Peter, Needham Market &; Oak farm, Kenton, Stowmarket; Fyson R. P. Great Barton. Bury R,IS.O Gislingham, Eye; Monewden; Bran- Gage Charles, Lindsey, Ipswich Fenning Edwin .Albert, Old hall, deston,WickhamMarket &; Pounteney Gage Charles Johnson, Sampson ldg. Walsham-Ie-Willows, Bury hall, Mellis, Eye Aldham, Hadleigh R'.S.O Fanning George, Norton, Bury Ford William, West Row, Mildenhall Gage Dennis. Lindsey, Ipswich Fenning Samuel, Somersham, Ipswich Fordham E. Walsham-Ie-Willows,Bury Gage F. Monks Eleigh, Bildeston S.O Fermin G. Thorpe Morieux, Bury Foreman Geo. Parham, W~ckham Mkt Gage Frank Edward, Foysters haD. Field-Brook .T. Hall,Crowfield,Ipswich Foreman J. Snape, 'Saxmundham Monks Eleigh, Bildeston 8.0 Field-Brook Robt. Crowfield, Ipswich Forrest William, Bentley, Ipswich Gage Frederick, Lindsey, Ipswich Filby Mrs'. M. Wingfield, Harleston Forsdike Frederick, Otley, Ipswich Gage John, SemeT, IpswiCh Finbow A. Bacton, Stowmarket Forsdike W.J. Theberton,LeistonB.S.O Gage Phillip, Boyton hall, Monks Finbow G. R. Old Newton, Stowmrkt Forster James, Kessingland, Lowestft Eleigh, Bildeston ,S.O Finbow H. Ampton schI. Stanton,Bury Forster Mrs.W.Kessingland,Lowestoft Game Fredk. Lit. Cornard, Sudbury Finbow John, Stanton, Bury Fosdike Cecil J.Fressingfield,Harleston Gardenler D. Rumburgh, Halesworth Finbow Owen, Bacton, Stowmarket Fosker Isaac, Bramford, Ipswich Gardin~r B. A. Newton hall, Sudbury Finch Henry, Weybread, Harleston Foster D. Ravenshall, Lindsey,Ipswich Gardiner WilIiam, Cotton, Stowmarket Finch James, Long grn. Wortham,Diss Foster M. Debach, Woodbridge Gardner H.Stoke-by-Nayland,Colchstr Finch Joseph, Barningham, Bury Foster W. Huntingfield, Halesworth Gardner Henry, Saxtead, Framling- Finch Joshua, Thelnetham, Thetford Foulcher R. Butley, Wickham Market ham R.S.O . Fincham Charles, Burnt Fen, Soham Foulger Arthur, Botesdale, Diss Gardner Wm. Mendlesham,Stowmarki Fincham Oharles, Wilda street, Holy- Foulger Jas. Finningham, Stpwmarket Garnham A. Helmingham,Stowmarket well Row, Soham Fountain Robert, Barnby, Beccles Garnham Charles, Foxhall, Ipswich Pincham Nehemiah, Kenny hill,Soham Fox William, Coddenham, Ipswich Garnham Hy. 'Spiers hl.Wortham, Diss Fincham Roht. Aspall hall, Beck Row, Francis Henry, Hepworth, Diss Garnham J. Bedfield,Wickham Markei Soham Francis James O. ISproughton. Ipswch Garnham J. Dallinghoo,Wickhm.Markt Fincham Sydney, Beck Row, Soham Francis Robt. Cratfield, Halesworth Garnham J. Tann~ngton,Wickhm.Mkt . Firman Joseph, High Town green, Francis Tom, Botesdale, Diss Garnham James.Worlingworth, Wick- Rattlesden. BuDy Francis William, Shipmeadow,Becc1es ham Market Fisher Mrs. E. (exors. of),Poslingford, Franklin Hetbert, Bradfie1d, Woodbrdg Garnham John, Stanton, Bury Olare R.S.O Free Baker, Middleton, Saxmundhalll Garnham R. Capel St. Mary, Ipswich Fisher Elijah, Gislingham, Eye Freeman O. Framsden. Stowmarket Garnham William, Gosbeck, Ipswich Fisher James, Exning, Newmarket Freeman Chas. Easton, Wickham. Mrkt Garrad C. Leavenbeath, Colchester Fishert Jas. Tuffields, Whepstead,Bury Freeman Edmund Turner, Hill house, Garrard Chas. Stow Upland, Stowmrkt Fisher Robert, Metfield, Harleston. Wenhaston, Halesworth Garrard Frank Rochforli, The Hall, Fisher Robt. Jas. Metfield, Harleston Freeman F. W. (exors. of), Framsden, Framlingham R.'S.q Fisher Thos. Poslingford, Clare R'.S.O Stowmarket GaTrard Fredk. Baeton:, Stowm8ll'ket Fisk George, Whitton, Ipswich Freeman Hy. Ubbeston, Saxmundham Garrard Fredk. Cotton, Stowmarket FiskMrs.M.Mill end,Eyke,Woodbridge Freeman J. M. Wilby, Eye Garrard James Buttori~ Earl Soham, Fisk William. Hepworth. Diss Freeman John,StonhamAspall,Stwmkt Wickham Market Fisk William, Horham, Eye Freemaru John Smith, The Green, Garrett J. S. (exors. of), Cavendisb Fis~e Char~es, Tuddenham St. Mar- Ubbeston, Saxmundham . R.S.O. &; Boxted, Bury .tIn, IPSWICh . Freeman Joseph, Henley, IpS'Wlch . Garrod Arthnr, Nedging. Ipswich FlSke G.Thornbush, Bramford,IpsWlch Freeman Joseph, Washbrook, IPSWICh GaTrod Geo Sproughton Ipswich Fiske Geor~e, Lovestofts farm, Flow- Freeman Joseph Edward, The Green, Garrod Jas:(exors.of),Ra.'ttlesden,Bury ,ton, IpSWIch, Brock!ord, Stowmarket . Garrod Jas. B. Oopdock, Ipswich F~ske George W. IpswIch Fr~man Solomon, Brundlsh, Fram- Garrod Robert, Brockford, Stowmrkt Pitch Brothers, Wu:oe, Halstead lingham R.S.O ~lU'l1"od William Tuddenbam Sf; Mar Flack Frederick, Lakenbooth, Brandon Freeman William, Poplar Hall & Hog- :r tin Ipswich ' .- Flack Henry, Lakenheath, Brandon stye faT'IIls, Dabenham, Stowmarket Garr'd Wm W to St ket Flack Waiter, Lakenheath, Brandolll Freeman William,Winston, Stowmarkt Ga od w'rn re.;/ tt~e'd o~ar Flack Wm. Jas. Lakenheath, Brandon Freestone Chas. South Elmham St. f':"~_:T°uld Jl Re C· kal esHen, urY Flanders Smith, Kenny hill, Soham Michael, Bungay ~rr~ .. 00 ey, aleSWOTth Flatman David, Redgrave, Diss Freeston John, South Elmbam All GasklD Wm. Dabenham, Stowmarket Flatman Theophilus, Valley farm, Saints, Halesworth Gates Geo. Bow 'Beck, Bardwell, Bury Wrentham, Wangford R.S.O . Freston Geo. Chediston st. Haleswrth Gathereole R. Lakenheath, Bra:ndon Flatman WilIiam, Laxfield, Framling- French Bobt. Water hall, Wixoe,Halstd Gathercole W. Lakenheat~, Br:mdon ham R.S.O Friend H.Old hall,Wenhastn.Haleswth Gaught G. Walsham-Ie-WIllows. Bury Flatt George &; Robert, West Row fen, Friston S.Walnut tree.Battlesden,Bury Gaussen Bernard, Westhall hall &. West Row, Mildenball FritchJ Sydney, Fritton, Yarmouth Sotherton, Wangford R.S.O FIatt Josph. West Row fen, Mildenball Frith George (exor8. of), Mickfield, Gayfer John Abba, Blyford,Haleswrtb Flatt Robert, Mendhllm, Harleston Stowmarket Geater Albert, Darsham, Saxmnnrlhm Flaxman George Wood, Willow marsh, Frost James,Wetherden lodge,Wether. Geater George Arthnr, Leiston R.S.O Yoxford, Saxmundham den, Stowmarket GeaterF.J.Middleton moor,Saxrnndhm Flaxman Mrs. Mary, Ilketshall St. Frost John, Boyden end, 'Wickham- Geater T. S. Tbeberton, Leiston R.S.O Margaret, Bungay brook, Newmarket Gedney Belli. Oswald, Oakley, Scole Flax:nan Robert John, Rookery, Rend- Frost W. F. Shadingfield, Halesworlh Gedney Harry Waltr. The Laurels,Eye- ham, Saxmundham Fulcher Mrs. Anna, Stonham .Aspall, Georg-e John, Great Ashfield, Bury Flegg Robart, Ilketshall St. Margaret, Stowmarket Gibbens Wm. Swine's g-reen. Beccles Bung-ay Fulcher Mrs. Oaroline, Westwick, Gibbons Jsph. Ring-shall, StowmalI'ket Fletcher Charles, Laxfield, Framling- Stoke Ash, Eye Gibbs Albert, East Bergholt, CDlchestr ham R.S.O Fulcher Geo. Carlton Colville,Lowestft Gibbs Chas. Westleton. Saxmundbam Fletcher Ellis, Charsfield, Wickham jFulcher H. Finningham, Stowmarket Gibson E. Fressingfield, HarlestoIb Market Fulcher H. Stonham Aspall,Stowmarkt Gibson E.Pixey green, StradbToke,Eye.
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