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968 FAR • TRADES. [ESSEX. FARMERS-continued. Thorington H. Creeksea hall, Burnhm Turpin Mrs. Edward, Middleton,Snd- Symonds Mrs~ Mary, Bordeaux, Little- Thornally Rt. Brightlingsea,Colchestr bury (Suffolk) bury, Saffron Walden Thorndick William Roland, Margaret- Turpin Geo. Lit. Sampford,Braintree Symons John, Eastwood, Leigh ting, Ingatest~ne Turpin William E. Twinstead hall, Taber .Arthur, Falcon hall, Gold- Thorne Mrs. Mary .Ann, 'Blue house, Sud>bury (Suffolk) hanger, Witham Good Easter, Chelmsford Turrill Hubert, Rosedale, Latching- Taber Thomas, Folly Faunt, Gold- Thorogood S. Buttsbury, lngatestone don, Maldon hanger, Witham & Tolleshunt 'fhorogood S. Sth. Hornchurch,Romfd Tween Denham, Willingale Doe,Ongar l\lajor, Witham Thorpe F.E.H.High Roding, Dunmow Tween Farmer, High Ongar, Ongar TabPr Waiter, Rivenhall End & Pond, Thorpe George A. Hockley Twinn Charles, Pentlow, Cavendish Bear Stye & Rectory farms, Riven- Thorpe H. Willows,The Heath,Weeley (Suffolk) hall, Witham Thorpe W. E. The Heat-h, Weeley Twitchett Harry .A. Wakes Colne Talbot John F. Thundersley Thorpe Wm. Tollesbury, Witham Tycer W. Great Sampford, Braintree Tame Ernest Henry & Wm. Thomas, Thurban Mrs. Mary, Radwinter, Saff- Tyler .Albert, Thaxted, Dunmow Great Baddow, Chelmsford ron Walden Tyler Frederick, Stock, lngatestone Tanner Herbert, Ironbridge, Shal- Thurgood Joseph & Son, Bassing- Tyler Henry, But-tt>bury, Billericay ford, Braintree bourne hall, Stansted Unwin Daniel Herbert, Stambourne, Tatham William, Woodlands, Great Thurgood E. Willingale Doe, Ongar Castle Hedingham Bromley, Colchester Tibbit J. M. Chingford Hatch,Chngfd Unwin Ernest George, Little Yeld- Tawell Henry, Wakes Colne Tilbrook Ambrose, Helions Bump- ham, Castle Hedingham Taylor .Alfred, Poplars, Noak Hill, stead, Haverhill (Suffoik) Unwin George Ernest, Baythorne hall, Romford Tilbrook Edward Ernest, Belchamp Baythorne End, Halstead Taylor C. Cranes, Gt. Ea.ston, Dunmw Waiter, Sudbury (Suffolk) Upson Jn. & Chas. Hatfield, Witham Taylor Daniel, Sabines green, Nave- Tilbrook Thomas, Bevingdon house, Upson Geo. Thos. Bull farm, Pitsea stock, Romford Belchamp Otten, Clare (Suffolk) Usher James, Booking, Braintree Taylor Henry Charles, North hall, Till Joseph, Rettendon, Chelmsford Utton L. & L. Shopland hall, Rochford Quendon, Newport Tillbrook Jonas, Latchley, Steeple Vaizey Francis R. Bentalls, Halstead Taylor Herbert, 1St. John's, Lam- Bumpstead, Haverhill (Suffolk) Vaizey John George, Coggeshall road, bourne, Romford Tinney John, Church end, Rickling, Bocking, Braintree Taylor Isaac, Quendon, Newport Newport Vale R. Hatfield, Harlow Taylor Jas. Smith, How green, Great Tinney John, High Laver grange,Higb Valiant Robert, Stocking Green, Rad- Hallingbury, Bishop's Stortford Laver, Ongar winter, Saffron Walden Taylor John, Great Easton, Dunmow Tippett W. J. East Horndon, Brentwd Vaughan Mrs. Isaac, Thoringtons, Taylor John C. Langridge, Nazeing, Tofts George Bertram, The Heath, Layer Marney, Kelvedon Waltham Cross St. Osytb, Colchester Vellacott W. Tunnel house, West Taylor L. Galleywood com.Chelmsfrd Tofts James William, Rook hall, Thurrock, Grays T3ylor Robert Randolph, Dengewell Fincbingfield, Braintree Viall Samuel Pratt, Gestingthorpe, hall, GMat Oakley, Harwich 'follworthy F. A. Cbingford hall, Great Maplestead, Halstead Taylor Thos. Great Braxted, Witham Ohingford Vicary Edward, St. Lawrence New- Taylor Thos. Fosdick, Gestingthorpe, Tom Leonard Gregory, Warners, Gt. land, Southminster Castle Hedingham Waltham, Chelmsford Vicary Geo. Fobbing,Stanford-le-Hope Taylor Thos.Wimbish,Saffron Walden Tompkins Edwin Osborne, Horndon- Vigers C. R. Gt. Beeleigh, Maldon Taylor William, Lambourne. Romford on-the-Hill, Stanford-le-HC)pe Vince Joseph George, Black House Taylor William Francis, Forest lodge, Torrance James, New BaTDs, Ohigwell farm, Bulmer, Sudbury (Suffolk) Lambourne, Romford Torrance Matthew, Magdalen Laver Viney W. Stapleford Abbots, Romford Teagle Henry, Start hill, Birchanger, hall, Magdalen Laver, Ongar Wackett John, Bellhouse farm, off Bishop's Stortford Totham Benjamin, The Laurels, North London road, Romford Tebbit E. Smith Green, Takeley End, Southminster Wackett Victor, Billet road, Chad- Tebbit John King, Hatfield, Harlow Totman Alfred, Langham, Colchester well, Chadwell Heath Tebbit Joseph H. Hatfield, Harlow Totman Mrs. Ellen, Mallows green, Wadley Harry, West Bergholt Tebbit William Charles, Braintrias, Manuden, Stanstead Wadley Hy. E. Layer Marney,Kelvedn Hatfield, Harlow Towns George .Arthur, Raylands Wagenitz A. & C. Lower Hockley Teb'bs Thomas, Clavering, Newport farm, High Easter, Chelmsford; hall, Hockley Tetlow John Edward, Newhouse, Deb- Linsteads, PlPshey, Chelmsford & Wagstaff George, Tolleshunt Knights, den, Saffron Walden Eleys farm, Roxwell, Chelmsford Witham 1'everson Thomas, Nether hall, Gest- Towns Wm. Good Easter, Chelmsford Wagstaff J. Pilcox hall, Tendring, ingt·horpe, 'Castle Hedingham & & High Easter, Chelmsford Weeley Belchamp Waiter, Sudbury (SufHk) Townsend Wm. J. Broxted, Dunmow Wag-~taff RJger, Stanway, Colchester • Theobald .Arthur, Stanway, Colchester Towson John, Ayletts, Halstead Wagstaff Thos. Stanway, Colchester Theobald Christr. Cressing, Braintree Trembath David, Lodge, East Han- Wagstaff Thomas Philip,Church farm, Theobald Henry, South Benfleet ningfield, Chelmsford :Marks Tey, Colchester Theobald Henry William, Canvey Trembath H. Little Easton, Dunmow Wainwright John Frederick, New- Island, South Benfleet Trembath William David, West Han- ho. Little Bromley, Manningtree ~Thomas Frederick, Great N orton, ningfield, Chelrn sford Wakelin J. London road, Braintree Stambourne, Castle Hedingham Tricker Wm. M. Tendring, Weeley Wakelin R. W. Freebournes, Witham :.Thomas Henry Carter, Steeple Bump- Trickey G. J. Hatfield Heath, Harlow Wakeling William & Thomas, Black- stead, Haverhill (Suffolk) Trigg F.Oakley hall, Bishop's Stortfd more end, Braintree Thomas James Joseph, Stondon & Trim Wm. East Mersea, Colchester Wakeling Edward, Shalford, Braintree Blackmore, Brentwood Triplow Herbert, Fyfield, Ongar Wakeling George, Tile Kiln farm, Thomas Ryland W . .Aveley hall, Purflt Trundle Fred, Epping green, Epping Wethersfield, Braintree Thoma.son Oharles, Runwell, Wickford Tucker Alfred, Lashley hall, Lindsell, Wakeling J. Finchingfield, Braintree Thomasson W. Debden,Saffron Waldn Chelmsford Wakeling Sml. Wethersfield, Braintree Thompson Edwd. Brick house, South Tucker Edmund, Ramsey, Harwich Walden Alfred, Roydon, Ware Fam.!>ridge, Rochford Tu<'kPr Henry, Stanford Rivers,Ongar Walden Thos. H. Shalford, Braintree Thompson Edward, New hall, Tend- Tucker Henry C.Moat house,Pilgrim's Walford Mrs. Mary, Layer-de-la- ring, •Weeley Hatch, Brentwood Haye, Colchester Thompson Geo. Stones grn. Harwich Tucker Jos. Magdalen Laver, Ongar Walkel' J.D. Gt. Wigborough,Colchstr Thompson Herbert, Tolleshunt Major, Tucker Sanger, Glencairn, Sandon, Walker John D. Bouchiers hall, Tol- Witham Chelmsford lesbun,• Witham "Thompson John, Hutton, Brentwood Tuckett James, Whitfield's, Baker st. Wall Charles J.P. Darley Dale, Take- Thompson Joseph, Hutton,Brentwood Orsett, Grays ley, Bishop's Stortford '.Dhompson Joseph, Toppesfield, Castle Tudhope MNJ. ,J. Whiteditoh, Newprt Wallace J. W. Wethersfield, Braintree Hedingham Turner A. & H. Barnston hall, Dun- Wallace King, Little- Wrigbts, Thompson Wm. Felstead, Chelmsford mow & High Easter, Chelmsford Wether~field, Braintree Thomson Charles Fox,Cranham lodge, Turner Alfd. & Wm. Old ho.Dunmow Wallace Oliver, Sible Hedingham Cranham, Upminster Turner C. 26 High st. Walton-on-the- Wallace Stanley, Lealands, Wethers- Thom~on Duncan, Felstead, Chelmsfd Naze & Great 'Bentley, Colchester field, Braintree ThomsJn James, Peldon, Colchester Turner Frdc. Lea hall,Hatfield,Harlow Wallis Albert, Rickling, Newport l'homson John, Field house, West Turner Waiter, Dunmow Wallis Arthur, Hatfield, Witham Horndon, Brentwood Turner Waiter, Great Chesterford Wallis Horace, Takeley "Thorington A. Boreham, Chelmsford Turp George, Little Thurrock, Grays Waltham Richard, Stapleford Taw- Thorington H. Bowen1 Gifford, Pitsea ney, Romford .
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