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Cheshihe. Far 849 TR.ADZS DIRECTORY.] CHESHIHE. FAR 849 "Evam John, The Grange, Higher Kin­ Fidler Peter, "White house, Torking- Fo!rter J.Sandiway, Weaverhm.Nthwch IIerton, Chester ton, Norbury, Stockport Foster J oseph, 'Yista ston, N antwich · Evam Jn. Sutton la. Whitby, Chester Fidler Williarn, Gee Cross, Hyde Foster Peter,Chnrch Coppenhall,Crewe ETans John,Sutton la. Whitby,Chestr Fielding Mrs. Elizh. Bredbury,Stckprt FC»~ter Mrs. S. Gt. Bud worth,N orthwch E\"ans John, Thurstaston, Birkenhe!ld Fielding John, Marple dale, Marple, Foster T. Road st. Utkinton, Tarporley hall,Malpa~ Evans John Fras. Wigland Stock port Foster Thos. Burwardslev,• Tattenhall Evans Thos. Lee, Moreton, Birkenhead Fildes Hy.Hill bo.Mobberley,Knutsford Foster Wm. jun. Moss side, Tabley Evans Thomas, lVrenbury frith,\Vren- Finch E. Halton hill, Halton, Runcorn Over, Knutsford hury, Nantwich Finch Frederick, Haltongate, Runcrn Foster William, sen. Moss la. Tabley Evans Wm. Golbourne Bellow,Chester Finch .John, jun. .Astmoor, Runcorn Over, Knutsford Evans William, Horton, Malpas Finney Hy. Alsager, Stoke-on-Trent Foules Jn. Lane ends, Uorniley,Stckprt }:vans William, Shotwick, Chester r'i~her .J. Gorsty hill, Weston, Crewe Foulgier .Alfd. Stanthorne, Middlewich Evanson George, \Vistaston, Nantwich Fisher Jas. Gawsworth, Macclesfield Foulkes Henry, Swineyard lane, H~gh Evansun Job, Sproston,Holmes Chapel, Fitchett C. Upton grange, L'pton, Legh, Knuts:ord Crewe l\Iacc:esfield Foulkes Robert, Gt. Saughall, Chstr­ · Everson Samuel, :Marton, Northwich r'ithon J. Dog la. Rrereton, Sandbach Fowden John, Bredbur-y, Stockport Eyes Hy. Green la.Appleton,Wa.rringtn Fithon Thomas, Brereton, Sandbach Fowles Daniel, Newton-by-Daresbury,. Eyre W. Orchard field, Whaley Bridge, Fithon 'Vrn.Bagmere, Brereton,Sndbch Preston Brook Stock port Fitton Ed>~"in, Enton, Tarporley Fowles James, Rndheath, ~orthwich Fairb<>tham Francis, Manchester road, Fitton Geo.Pritch,Broomhall, Nantwch Fowle's Reuben, Little Leigh,Northwch Heaton Norris, Stockport Fit ton John, El ton, Sandbach Fowles Robert, Dutton, Preston Brook Fairclough James, Mere Bank, Weaver­ Fltton Samuel, \Varmingham,Sandbch Fowle.s T. Pill Moss, Halton, \Vrrngtn haJn, Northwich Fitton Samuel, _inn. Brassey hall, Wil- Fowles William, Dutton, Pres. Brook Fairclough John, Little Stanney, laston, N antwich Fox Benjamin, sen. Crowden ball, Chester Fitton W. Cheerbrook,Willastn.~ntwch Woodhead, Manchester Fairclough Thomas R. Brickfields, Fitton \Vm. \Vettenhall, Winsford R. S. 0 Fox J ames, Ke.rridge, Macclesfield Storeton, Birkenhead Fleet (J-eorge, Bnlkeley, Malpas Fox Mrs. 2\fary Ann, Haslington, Crwc Fairclough Thos.S. Greasby, Birkenhd Fleet. Thomas, Tattenhall, Chester Fox Mrs. Sa.rah, Sutton, Macclesfield" }'airhurst J ohnson, Rattan, Warrngtn F~etcher ::\Irs. l\I. A. Hough, ~I'chestr Francis l\IrR. B. 'Villaston, Chester Fallows Edwin, Bramhall, Stockport Fletcher Samuel, Abbots clough, Al- Free<Inan Frederick, Marsh, Hainow, Fallows John, Ilramhall, Stock port vanley, Warrington Macclesfield Fallows Thomas, Lo~er Keys green, Fletcher William, Poplar Tree, Alvan­ Freeman George, Threapwood, Malpas Bosley, Macclesfield ley, Warrington Friar John, Saig-hton, Chester Fa.rish Mrs . .Ann, Utkinton, Tarporley Foden John Thom;Js, Within Lee, Frith .Arthur, Seveill Oal•s, Nortbwich Farish I. Marston hall, Marston, l'restbury, Maccleslield Frith Mrs. C. Dutton, Preston Brook Northwich Foden :\frs. ~fary, Twernlow, Crewe Frith G. Frandley,Seven Oaks,Kthwch Farme.r Robert, ~antwich Foden Robert Birtles hall, Chelford Frith Herbert, Antra bus, N orthwich Fal"lrall E. Wettenhall, Winsford R.S.O Foden Thomas, Leftwich, :Northwich Frith James, Allosto~k. h.nutsfo~rl Farrall Thomas, Mollington, ChBst-P.r Fodeu \Ym. Alsager, Stoke-on-Trent Frith .T ohn, Bradshaw brook, All os- Farrall Thomas, Tattenhall lanes, Tat- Foden \Villiam, Higher Yew 'frBe, tack, Knutsford tenhall, Chester Over .Alderley, Crewe Frith John, Eddisbury, ~orthwicll Fathersolll Ohas. St:retton Lower ball, Ford ~Jrs. Ann, Eaton, ConglBton Frith Joseph, PlumlPy, Knutsford Stretton, Malpas Ford Arthur, Limetree lane, Broom Frith Oswald,Whitley Inferior,Xtbwch Fatherson Fred, IJrown moss, Hun- Edge, Lymm, Warrington Frith Peter, Antroqus, Northwicb sterson, N antwich Ford Dvd_ Oulienbank, Rainow ,::\icclsfld Frith Peter, Kingswood, Frodsham Father!JOn Jn. Horton ho.Hortn.Malps Ford Elijah, Gee Cross, Hyde Frith P. Organs-dale,Eddisbury,Nthwch Faulkner Alfred, Stretton, \Varrington Ford E. Hoe Cross, Mottram, M'chestr Frith William, Whitegate, Northwich Faulkner Henry, Newton-by-Frodsham, Ford Mrs. Elizabeth, :Newton-by-Frod- Frodsham Fras. Manor ho. Kingsley, Kingsley, W arrington sham, \Varrington W arringtDn Faulkner James, Wrenbury wood, Ford Francis John, Haslington, Crewe Frodsham James, Offal pits, Kingsley, Wrenbury, Nantwich Ford Harold, AJderley Edge, ~ianchstr Warrington Faulkner John, Etchells, C'beadle Ford Henry, Holmes Chapel, Crewe Frodsham John, Finney hill, Kingsley, l<'aulkner John, Over Alderley, Crewe Ford lsaac, Barthomley, Crewe Warrington Faulkner Jn. Royal Thorn, Korthen- Ford J.Lightwood,Somerford,Congletn Frost Mrs. Annie, Slater's bnk. Whaley den, Manchester Fo~·d James, :Mount Pleasant, ~Iobber- Bridge, Stockport Faulkner Samuel, Rowton, Chester l~y, Knutsford Frost John Hv. Mobberley, Knutsford Faulkner Samuel, \Vrenhury frith, Ford John, .Alderley Edge, l\fanchester Frye-r Mrs . .Alice, Witherwing, Apple- Wrenbury, Nantwich r'ord John, Cranage, Crewe ton, Warring-ton Faulkner Thomas, The Mount Nor­ Ford John, Lock fold, Mottram Old Fryer Miss Elizh. Latchford,Warrngtn bury, Whitchurch road Stah-brid"e Fryer John, N urton, Run corn ' J "' Faulkner Waiter, Stagg hall, Bradley, Ford John, ~Iatley, Hyde Fryer John, 'Vincham, Knutsford Whitchurch r'ord Juseph,Huhe hth. Mere,Knutsfrd Fryer W. Higher Kinnerton, Ch~ster Faulkner William, No Man's Heath, Ford Joseph, Middle bank, Hulling· Fryer W. Newton-by-Frodsham,,V'ton Bickley, Malpas worth, Manchester Fryer William, Leighton hall, Chester Faulkner William, Rowton, Chester Ford Matthew, BrinningtDn, Stockport Furber Misses Elizabeth & Emma, Faulkner William, Wrenbury frith, Ford Peter, Tan ho. Eaton, Congleton Sound, Nantwich Wrenbury, Nantwich Ford Halph, Barthomley, Crewe Furber Edwin, Brine pits, Coole Pilate, Fearn J oseph, Bollington, Macclesfield Ford Thomas, Brereton, Sandbach Nantwich Fearnall A. The Rake,Ecclestn. Chester Ford Thomas, Budworth road, Table-v Furber .John, Cbildow, 'Vhitchurch • Fearnall Richard, Lea, Chester Over, Knutsford Furber John, Church Coppenhall. Crw FearnaH Thomas, Cotton Edmund's, Ford Thomas, Lower 1Vash, Latch- Furber Joseph, Austerson hall,Xntwcb Chester ford, W al'rington Furber Wm. Baddiley hall, Nantwich Fearnall William, Aldford, Chester Ford Thomas, Weston, Runcorn Furgersonl Williarn, Butley, Macclesfld' Fearnehough Fredk. Brownhills, Win­ Ford William1 .Arnfield, Manchester Furnivall Mrs. Mary Ann, Batherton cle, Macclesfield Ford WiLliam, Marton road, North hall, Nantwich FeatherstDne Charles, Walghe·rton, Rode, Congleton Gaddum Henry T. Ringway, Altrinchm Wybunbury, Nantwich Ford \\'.illiarn, Smallwood house,Small- Gallamore Allan, Seven Oaks,Nrth web Fellows Thomas, Doddleston, ClH~!>ter woorl, Stoke-on-Trent Galley George, Shavington, Crewe Femihough Fred, Nab end, Sutton, Ford William, Thelwall, Warrington Ga.llimore Mrs. Ellen, Odd Rcxle~ Macclesfield Fwe~ter William, Henbury, Macclesfid St{)ke-on-Trent Fernihough Jaroes, Disley, Stockport r'orrest Peter, Butlev, Macclesfield Gallimore George, Cranage, Crewe Fidler J ames & Bennett, Dan bank, Forrest P. Moss side,- Gawsworth, Ga.llimore l\Irs. Hannab,2o Gawsworth · Marple, Stockport Macdesfield road, Broken cross, Macclesfield Fidler G.Lapwing,Kettlesblme.Mcclsfld Yorster George, Mo,.;.~ ]ane, :Moore, Gallimore Henry, Kermincham,Cngltn Fidler John, Hazel Grove, Stockp<Jrt Warrington Gallimore John, Eaton, Congleton Fidler John, Torkington, StDckport Forster Mrs. Mary, Moore,Warrington Gallimore Joseph, Twemlow, Crewe Fidler Peter, Romiley, Stockport Forster Thomas, Road st. Tarporley Gandy Edward R. Acton hall,Nrthwch Fidler Peter, Thorncliffe vale, Rolling· Fonter Wm. Comberbach, Korthwich Gandy Thomas, Pownall brow, Great worth, Manchester Foster George, .Aston-by-Budworth, Warford, Knntsford 'Fidler Thomas, Offerton, Stockport Northwich Gardircer John, Bollington, Macclesfld CHESHIRE 54. .
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