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DORSET.] MS FARMERS Continued 'tRADES DIRECTORY.] 929 PAR (DORSET.] MS FARMERS continued. LovelaceJaB. Puddlehinton, Dorchester Meeeh Mrs.Jonathan,Corscmbe.Drchstr Lane Thoma3, Farnham, Shaftesbury Loveless G. Pydel-Trenthide, Dorchestr MeechWilliam,Botbenhampton,Bridprt Langford Thomas, Thorncombe, Chard Loveless Henry, Rampisham, Dorchestr Meech William, Marshwood, Crewkerne Lanning Albt. BradfordAbbas,Sherbrne Loveless J. Pydel-Trenthide, Dorchestr Meikle William, Godlingaton, Bwanage Lanning [\11':1. Ann, Stockbridge, Lil- Lovell Charles William &. Son, KiDgton Mellish Richd. Litton Cheney,Dorchstr lington, Sherhorne Magna, Gillingham Mells J OhD, Motcombe, Shaftesbury Lano Richard, Reforne, Portland Lowcock John, Catherstolle, :Leweston Mells Mrs. S. Motcombe, ~haftesbury Larcome Abraham, Chardstock, Chard Lueas George, Holwell, Cranborne Membury David, Stubbs, !lonkton Laver Mrs. Elizaheth, Mappercombe, Lucas William,Bindon, Wool,Wareham Wyld, Charmouth Nettlecombe, Bridport Luckham Alexander Minty, Studland Miles E.&.T.Melbury Abbas,Shafteshury Laver James, Puncknowle, Bridport farm, Studland, Corfe Castle Miles Eli, Holwell, Sherborue Laver John, Bucklers, NetherCompton, LuffJ. W. Canford Magna, Wimborne MilesF.G.Fontmell Magna, Shaftesbury Sherborne Lugg Andrew, MonktonWyla,Charmth MileB George, Holnei:lt, Sherborne Laver John,Ea:it Chickerell,Weymouth Lumbard James, Westhay, Hawk- Miles John, Twyford, Compton Abbss. Laver John, Owermoigne, Dorchester church, Axminster Shaftesbury Laver William, Halstock, Yeovil LumbardJohn, Great Bluntsay, Whit- Miles Joseph, Hartgrove, Shaftesbury Lawrence J. East Morden, Blandfol'd church Canonicerum, Bridport Miles Mr.i. J ulia, Twytord, Compton Lawrence J. Broad Windsor, Bridport Lumbard John, Marshwood, Crewkerne Abbas, Shaftesbury Lawrence Joseph, Piper's mill, Font- Lumbard J.jun.Hawkchurch,Axminster Miles Richd.Melbury Abba~Shafteshury mell Magna, Shaftesbury Lumbard Robert, Buddlewall, Hawk- Miles William, Standrich, L;ranborne Lawrence Mrs. Mary Ann, Shilling- church, Axminster Miles W. J. West Orchard, Shaftesbury stoDe, Blandford Lumbal'd William, Thorncombe, Chard Miller Mrs. Ann Castle farm, Sherborne Lawrence Sam!. Mosterton, Crewkerne Lush Henry, Horton beath, Wimborne Miller Benjamin, Chardstock, Chard Lawrence S. Fontmell Magna,Shaftsbry Lush William, Woodlands, Wimborne Miller Daniel, Belchalwell, Blandford Lawrence W. Fifehead, Neville, Blndfrd Luxllloore H. D.MelburyAbbas,Shftsbry Miller Elias, Chardstock, Chard Lawrence W. E.MelburyAbbas, Shftsbry .\tlaber Danl.Ryme Intrinsica,Sherborne Miller Mrs.Elizabeth,Preston,Weymnth Lear Thomas, Sherborne Causeway, Maber Edward, Fordington, Dorchester Miller GeorgeHodder, Bluntsay, Whit- Motcombe, 8haftesbury Macey Barnard, Corscombe,Dorchester church Canonicorum, Bridport Leaver Edmd.Fordington, Dorchester Macey William, sen. Bridport, Melplash MillerGeo.Seymour, BradpolebBridport J.eaver .John, Longhnrton, Sherborne Macey William,jlln.Waytown, Nether· Miller Hy.Melbury Sampford, orchestf Legg Mrs. Jane & Ann, Fordington bury, Bridport Miller Isaae, East Stoke, Wareham hill, Fordington, Dorchester MackreIl Wm. 'f. Spettisbury, Blandfrd Miller John, Bere Regis, Blandford Legg Job &. 'fhomas Fry, Burton Maggs 1. Caundle Stourton, Blandford Miller John, EastStoke, Wareham Bradstock, Bridport Maiument S. Forest farm, Gillingham Miller J. Wotton Fitzpaine, Charmouth Legg Ahllzzath, Sturminster Marshall, MaidmentWIll. Hllntingford,Gillingham Miller John, Twyford, Compton Abbas, Wirnborne . Mansfield Henry, Drimpton, Bridport Shaftesbury Legg Edward Gapper, Coombe down, March Henry, Bourton, Bath Miller J. Wotton Fitzpaine, Charmouth Beaminster, Bridport Marks John, Burridge farm, Chard- iYIiller Stephen, Westover, Wotton LeggMrs.E.Loscombe,Melplash,Brdprt stock, Chard Fitzpaine Charmouth LeggMrs.E.North Poorton,Beaminster ~rarsh Charles, Upper Loders, Bridport Miller Wiliiam, Hogchester, Monkton LeggJohn, Hamworthy, Poole Marsh Hy. North Allington, Bridport W)'ld, Charmouth Legg J. Hook bridge, Hook, Bridport Marsh Jasper, Fleet, Weymouth Miller William, HolwelI, Sherhorne LeggMrs.Sarah,Symondsbury,Bridport Marsh J. Langton Herring, Weymouth MillerW. Buckland Ripers, Dorchester Legg Thomas, Whitchurch Canoni- Marsh John, North AlIington, Bridport Miller William, Tytherleigh, Chard- corum, Bridport Marsh J.Pymore,Lower Loders,Bridprt stock, Chard Lemon H.bt. Over Compton, Sherborne .\'IarshJ.SalwayAsh,Netherbllry,Bridprt Millish Isaac, Higher Kingcombe, Tol- Lenthall J OhD, Laverstock, ~toke Marsh John, Upper Loders, Bridport ler Porcorum, Dorchester Abbott, Bridport Marsh Samuel, Chetnole, Sherborne M:ilverton Mrs.P.Corscombe,Dorchester Lewis Ubt. Ashe,8tourpaine, BIandford Marsh Thomas, Bere Regis, Blandford Mintern Mrs. Elizabeth, Hook, Bridport Light John, Marston, Hlalldford MarshW. Redcliff,Stoborough,Wareham ~Iitchell Daniel, Stalbridge, BIandford Linniogton J. Wolgallston,Corfe Castle Marshfield Seth, Herston, ~wanage Mitchell George, East farm, Bryant's Lithgon George, 8herford bridge, East Martin Geo.Cranborne farm, Cranborne puddle, Affpuddle, Dorchester Morden, Hlalldtord Martin Henry, Parson'spool.~haftsbry Mitchell J. Iwerne Minster, Blandford Lithgow J ames, West Morden, Blandfrd Martin Hy. Tarrant Keynston, Blndfrd }1itchell J. Zoar, Belchalwell,Blandford LittleE.WinterborneKingston,Blandfrd Martin Sansom, Fordington, Dorchester Mitchell John Hoffe, Deaus Lease, Little Henry, Up Cerne, Dorchester Martin William, Moor court, Stur- Witchampton, Wimborne L10yd George, .Ecliff·, Gillingham minster Marshl.lll, Wimborne Mitchell Hobert Green, ~tower Provost, Loader Caleb, Manor farm, Buckhorn .\'Iartin William L. ~hapwicke,Blandfrd Gillingham Weston, Bath Masters -, Folke, Sherborne Mogg John, Child Okeford, ShilUng- Loader G. Caundle Bishop, Sherbarne Masters Thomas, South Down, OlVer- stone, Blandford Loader Isaae, Stalbridge, illandford moigne, Dorchester Mog·gW. Fifehead .M:agdalen, Gillingham Loader James, Bishop's Down, Canndle Matthews Frederick, Gilling'ham Monk William. Belchalwell, Blandforl1 Bishop, Sherborne Matthews Geo. B. Vurn's mill, GillDg'hm Moody John, Cann, Shaftesbury LockE.Lower tlryanston farm, Blandfrd MatthewsH.Vearse,Symondsbry.Brdprt .\loody Robert, Bourtoo, Bath Lock Joseph, Dorellest.er Matthewil Hy. West Allington, Bridport Moore Robert, Stalbridge, Blandford Lock Tlwlllas, High Kingston, StiDS- Matthews J. Bothenhamptoll, Bridport .\Ioore R.Sturminster Newton, Blandfrd ford, Dorchester .\1.attnews WaIter, Pimperne, Blandford Moore Thomas, Garrett'8 farm, St. Lock.\er Joseph, Wyke farm, Gussage Mayo Charles, Little Piddle, Puddle- James's, Shaftesbury All Saints, Cranborne hinton, Dorchester MoorsH.MelcombeBingham,Dorchester Lockyer Mar:{, Verwood, Cl'anhorne .\IayoHenry,Coker'sFroome,Dorcbestr Moray Samuel, Whitchurch CaDoni- Lockyer 1'. W. Beagdon, Cranhorne Mayo John, Broadway farm, tlroadway, carum, Bridport Lodtler &: Hoskins. Stower Provost, Dorchester Morey George & William, Pilsdon Gillinp;ham ",rayo John, East Orchard, Shaftesbury house, Pilsdon, Crewkerne Lodder J. Kington .M agna, Gillingham "':Ia~'o J oIm, Pokeswell, Weymouth Morey H .Creep,Symondsbury~ Bridport Ladder Mrs. S.~tower Row, ~lJaftesbry Mayo William, Friarwadden, Porte- Morgan J. Lodbourne farm, GillingiJam Lodder Thomas, Motcombe, Shaftesbry sham, Dorchester Morris Henry, Netherbury, Bridport LodderThomas,\Voouwater, Gillingham Mayor Alfred, Verwood, Cranborne Mullet Mrs. Sarah, Puxey, Sturwinster Lodge William &Son;Cann, Shaftesbry .\1eaby William, Sutton, Gussage St. Newton, Blandford Lodge Robert, Ashmore, Shaftesbury Michael, Cranborne Mullett S. Sand Hills,Holwell,Sherborne Lone{ James, Alson, Chal'dstock, Chard -"lead Er, Chideock, Bridport Mulliugs John, Dunclift, Stower Row Longman Eruanuel, Marnhull,Blandfrd Mead John, East Lulworth, Wareham Shaftesbury Longman .Emanuel, Twyford, ComptOIJ Meaden Henry, Silton, Bath l.\'1ulIinsE. N.KingtonMagna,Gillingham Abbas, Shaftesbury Mea~er Mrs. Ann, Puddletown, Drchstr Mullins Jas. Hawkchurch, Axminster Longman George, Bourton, Bath Meatyard C Stower Row, Shaftesbury Mullins John, Broadbridge, Thorn- Longman Henry, Moreton, DOl'chester Meatyard E. 8tower Provost, Gillnghm corobe, Chard Longman .\\'loses, West l"osshilI, .East .\featyardEli,Stower Provost,Gillinghm 1t'fullins Richard, Cann, Shaftesbury Chaldon, Dorchester Meatyard E. Stower Row, Shaftesbury Muncton Mrs. Sarah. Petersham, Holt Longman WiIliam,EastStoke,Wareham Meatyard James, Stower Row,Shaftsbry \Vimborne Longman William, Holwell, Sherborne Meatyard John, Stower Row,lShaftesbry Muncton Thos. Grange farm, Wimhorne LoDDen Edward &: William, Cranbofoe Mechard William, ManstoIl) Blandford 1\1 uncton William, Holt farm, Wimborn e • •.
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