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WYBUNBURY, &C., BRIDGMERE, CRECKLEY-Cidi-WRINEHILL • WYBUNBURY, &c., BRIDGMERE, CRECKLEY-ciDI-WRINEHILL. 385 Ravenscroft William, rate collector Edwards Charles, miller and farmer Scott Richard, farmer Fatherson Frederick, farmer Sharpe Mrs. Maria, apartments Halfpenny Joseph, farmer Symcock Samuel, tailor Hayward William, farmer, Gonsley Thomas :Mrs. Catherine, " Swan" Hill Samuel, farmer, Den Vickers Thomas, brickla.yer Lea John, farmer and grocer Wainwright Willm., shoemaker, Blakelow Moore Peter, farmer The Fields Walker Thomas, baker and shopkeeper Moore Thomas, farmer, The Fields \Valker William, carpenter, Moss Norbury John, farmer Sirnpson George William, farmer Turner N athaniel, farmer and butcher Post Office-Thomas Birchall, sub-post­ master. Letters from Nantwich de­ livered at 7.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 6 p.m. Nantwich is the post town, and nearest money order office Nantwich is the nearest money order • office BRIDGMERE. Pree Cir·culating tibrary-William Hayes, Hewitt Mr. James, Bridgmere cottage librarian Trades and Professions• • Berrington J oseph, farmer Deh·es' Charity National School-John Thos. Brcretou James, blacksmith Broadbent, master Challiner John, farmer National School for Uirls-Mrs. M. A. Dimelow Samuel, farmer IIayes, mistress Edwards 'Vm., farmer, Bridgmere lodge Evans \Villiam, farmer BASFOUD. Hilditch J ames, shopkeeper Hough Mrs., farmer frades and Professions. Jinks George, farmer Bourne J ames, farmer, Basford hall Lea J ames, farmer, Will green Coomer Thomas, farmer N oden J oseph, farmer, Parrah green Grocott Stephen, wheelwright Robinson George, bricklayer J ohnson Thomas, shoemaker Salmon John, bricklayer Mason Samuel, coal haulier Salmon 'Villiam, builder Smith W'illiam, farmer Shuker John, shoemaker Letters through N antwich. Crewe is the Letters through N antwich, which is the nearest money order office nearest money order office. Box cleared at 4 p.m. on week days, and at 10.30 on Sundays · · BATHERTON. \Vhittingham Mrs. Martha. Ann, Mill CHECKLEY-cuM-WRINEHILL. house Hewitt Mr. John, ,Wrinehill ·dlla (Staf­ l'rades. and Professions. fordshire) :Furnival J" ohn, farmer, Batherton hall Trades and P,·ofessions. Whittingham John, miller and land sur­ veyor, Batherton mill; h. The Cross, Bebbington John, farmer Willaston Beech J" ohn, farmer and shoemaker 'Vhittingham Thomas, farmer, Batherton Jjirchall Samuel, farmer, Checkley green falm Boulton Henry, farmer Brereton William, " Red Lion," 'Vrinehill Burslem George, blacksmith, W rinehill N antwich is the post town, and nearest Darlington Thomas, farmer, Checkley hall money order office Dean Mrs. Elizabeth, "Crown," Wrinchill Dumi J ames, farmer G1·een Richard, farmer BLAKENHALL. Johnson Samuel, travelling draper, Wrine­ Trades and P1·ofessions. hill (Staffordshire) Bebbington Mark, farmer Moss Henshall, farmer, Randalow farm Beech 'Yilliam, farmer Sherwin Mrs. Mary, "Blue Bell" and Birks .Tames, farmer shopkeeper, Wrinehill llromfield Joseph, farmer Shore and Steele, drapers and grocers, Carter J ames, farmer, Lower den Wrlnehill 20 • .
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