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Church Stretton 1885, Register of Voters in Respect of Property, Including Tenant Occupiers at a Rent of £50 Upwards Church Stretton 1885, register of voters in respect of property, including tenant occupiers at a rent of £50 upwards Column 1: Voter’s full name Column 2: Voter’s place of abode Column 3: Nature of qualification Column 4: The qualifying property 1388 Andrews Thomas Church Stretton Copyhold house and land Church Stretton 1389 Andrews Edward Little Stretton Occupier of land Little Stretton 1390 Beddoes Benjamin Minton Oaks Freehold house Minton Oaks 1391 Beddoes Benjamin Church Stretton Copyhold house Church Stretton 1392 Beddoes George Little Stretton Freehold land Hamperley 1393 Bemand John All Stretton Freehold house and land Mount Pleasant 1394 Benbow Edward Little Stretton Occupier of land Little Stretton 1395 Bradley John Burwarton, Ludlow Copyhold house and land The Villa 1396 Bradley William Abdon, Ludlow Copyhold house and land Greenway 1397 Bray Thomas Blakeway Church Stretton Copyhold land Hazler 1398 Bristow William 2, Vanburgh Park, [Blackheath,] Freehold land Thomas Hancock Kent 1399 Bromley Samuel Inwood, Church Stretton Share of copyhold houses and land Lower Wood 1400 Bullock Richard Stanton Lang, Much Wenlock Copyhold house and land All Stretton 1401 Blakemore Ferdinand Bishop’s Castle Freehold house Queen’s Batch Mill, Marshbrook 1402 Burrow Richard Edward 95, Vassall Road, London, S.W. Copyhold land Hodghurst, William Pritchard occupying tenant 1403 Carey Adrian Church Stretton Occupation of house and land Church Stretton 1404 Clive George Herbert Windsor 12, Stratford Place, London, S.W. Freehold land Little Stretton Windsor 1405 Coles Thomas All Stretton Copyhold house and land All Stretton 1406 Collins Nathaniel Kyrle Wiltondale, Bridstow, Herefordshire Freehold land The Yelds, Minton 1407 Collins William Hutcheson Cubberley, near Ross [on Wye] Freehold rent-charge The Yelds 1408 Corbett John Impney, Droitwich Freehold land Bank House property 1409 Corfield Richard Trewern Farm, near Welshpool Freehold land Little Stretton Dawes Richard to vote at Shifnal Admaston House, Bristol Road, Freehold land The Thresholds Birmingham 1410 Downes John Minton, Church Stretton Freehold land Minton 1411 Dodd William Leebotwood Freehold house Bullocks Moor 1412 Edwards Richard Church Stretton Occupation of land Church Stretton 1413 Everall John Pitchford, near Shrewsbury Freehold house Brownhills 1414 Everall Peter Uckington, near Shrewsbury Freehold house Brownhills 1415 Everall Joseph Micklewood, Leebotwood Freehold house Brownhills 1416 Evans Edward Munslow Copyhold house and land Church Stretton 1417 Evans Richard Dudgley Occupation of farm Dudgley Farm 1418 Field William Shrewsbury Joint occupation of the hotel and The Hotel, Church Stretton grounds 1419 Fowler Richard, jun. Wood End, Eardington, near Freehold land Dry Hill, All Stretton Birmingham 1420 Farr Samuel The Holt, Leebotwood Copyhold house and land Lower Wood 1421 George Henry Church Stretton Occupation of land The New House 1422 Gibbon Edward Gatacre, Liverpool Freehold house Little Stretton 1423 Gwilliam William Jones All Stretton Freehold house All Stretton 1424 Hancocks Augustus Talbot Wolverley Court, Kidderminster Freehold rent-charge The Yelds 1425 Haverkam George All Stretton Freehold houses Church Stretton 1426 Heighway Samuel 7, Mardol, Shrewsbury Freehold land Church Stretton 1427 Hill Charles Noel Church Stretton Freehold house and land The Rectory 1428 Hince Charles Church Stretton Occupation of house, land and mill All Stretton 1429 Hince Arthur Church Stretton Joint occupation of farm All Stretton 1430 Hoggins Thomas Strafford Lodge, Chester Freehold house Inwood, Thomas Gwilliam 1431 Hughes Thomas Jones All Stretton Occupation of house and land All Stretton 1432 Hyslop David Church Stretton Occupation of house and buildings Church Stretton 1433 Hyslop William Campbell Church Stretton Freehold house and land Gas works 1434 Icke Samuel Church Stretton Copyhold house and land Inwood 1435 Jones John Botvyle Copyhold house and land The Crossbank 1436 Jones Edwin Allscott, Wellington Freehold house All Stretton, Edward Heighway 1437 Lewis Thomas, senior Little Stretton Freehold house and land Little Stretton 1438 Lloyd William Little Stretton Freehold houses Little Stretton 1439 Mansell John Picklescott, Leebotwood Copyhold house and land Darnford Top 1440 McCartnev Robert Church Stretton Freehold house John Weaver 1441 Miles Thomas, senior Little Stretton Copyhold house and land Little Stretton 1442 Medlicott John Church Stretton Freehold house Bullocks Moor 1443 Minton Francis Church Stretton Freehold house Minton 1444 Painter Thomas Lower Wood Copyhold house and land Lower Wood 1445 Painter William Church Stretton Freehold houses Minton 1446 Palmer Thomas William, jun. Brough, East Yorkshire Freehold land Cound, Church Stretton 1447 Pressdee William Inwood Freehold house Gogbatch 1448 Price George Hamperley, Church Stretton Occupation of house and land Hamperley 1449 Pritchard William Wern Las, Llanymynech Occupation of farm Hodghurst 1450 Proctor Edward Bernard Aberhavesp Hall, Newtown, Freehold land Dudgley Farm Montgomeryshire 1451 Pugh Thomas Hungerford Freehold land Church Stretton 1452 Reynolds Samuel All Stretton Freehold land All Stretton 1453 Roberts Thomas Lower Wood Copyhold house and land Lower Wood 1454 Roberts William Joseph Church Stretton Occupation of house and land Church Stretton 1455 Robinson George Church Stretton Occupation of house and land Church Stretton 1456 Robinson John Thomas Church Stretton Occupation of land Church Stretton 1457 Robinson Frederick Kenovshee, [Kenosha, Wisconsin,] Copyhold houses Church Stretton United States 1458 Robinson John Waintowoe, Wisconsin, America Share of copyhold houses Church Stretton 1459 Robinson James Hastings Church Stretton Share of copyhold houses Church Stretton 1460 Rogers Robert Botvyle, Church Stretton Occupation of land Botvyle Seymour Alfred, to vote at Shifnal 5, Chesterfield Gardens, Mayfair, Freehold houses and land All Stretton and Botvyle London 1461 Speake John Church Stretton Occupation of land Little Stretton 1462 Southam Thomas Wyle Cop, Shrewsbury Freehold house Station Inn, Marshbrook 1463 White Joshua Pugh Shrewsbury Joint occupation of hotel and grounds The Hotel, Church Stretton 1464 Whitehurst Joseph Cross Womerton Freehold house High Park and Womerton 1465 Whitworth William Henry Ratlinghope Freehold house High Park Church Stretton 1885, register of voters as occupiers of rateable value of £12 and under £50 rental Column 1: Voter’s full name Column 2: Voter’s place of abode Column 3: Nature of qualification Column 4: The qualifying property 1466 Arden John Lower Wood House and land Lower Wood 1467 Bailey George Church Stratton House and land Church Stretton 1468 Benbow William Little Stretton House and land Little Stretton 1469 Betton Thomas Picklescott Hill, Leebotwood House and land Picklescott Hill 1470 Bromley John All Stretton House and land All Stretton 1471 Burgess Richard All Stretton House and land All Stretton 1472 Carter Thomas Church Stretton House and land Dry Hill 1473 Chidley William Church Stretton House and land Coundale 1474 Cureton Thomas Church Stretton House and land Church Stretton 1475 Davies Edward Church Stretton House and land Bullock’s Moor 1476 Dodd William Lower Wood House and land Rabbit Bank 1477 Evans Joseph All Stretton House and land The Hill 1478 Evans Thomas High Park House and land High Park 1479 Evans John Church Stretton House and land Hazler 1480 Edwards Matthew Church Stretton House and land Queen’s Batch Mill 1481 Edwards Thomas Henry Inwood House and land Inwood 1482 Edwards George High Park House and land High Park 1483 Everall Richard All Stretton Land All Stretton 1484 Eyton Thomas Slaney Walford Hall, Baschurch House Church Stretton 1485 Fewtrell George Church Stretton House and garden Church Stretton 1486 Gardner George Little Stretton House and garden Little Stretton 1487 George George Church Stretton House, shop and garden Church Stretton 1488 Gwilliam Thomas Church Stretton House and land Inwood 1489 Hammond Edward Little Stretton House and garden Little Stretton 1490 Hide William All Stretton House and land All Stretton 1491 Honeyfield William Agincourt Square, Monmouth House and garden Church Stretton 1492 Humphreys William Church Stretton House and garden World’s End 1493 Humphreys Thomas Church Stretton House and land Church Stretton 1494 Hayes William Church Stretton House and land Church Stretton 1495 Hoggins John Church Stretton House and land Inwood 1496 Howles William Little Stretton House and land Little Stretton 1497 Hotchkiss Richard Church Stretton House and land The Goldings 1498 Heighway Edward All Stretton House and land All Stretton 1499 Hancox Thomas Church Stretton House and land Woodlands 1500 Hughes John Church Stretton House and land HazIer 1501 Jones Benjamin Church Stretton Joint occupation of farm Ashbrook, Church Stretton 1502 Jones John Lower Wood, Church Stretton House and land Lower Wood 1503 Jones Robert Church Stretton House and land Darnford 1504 Keenan Thomas Church Stretton House and garden Church Stretton 1505 Kough Samuel Harley Church Stretton House and garden Church Stretton 1506 Lewis John Garbett Church Stretton House and land Church Stretton 1507 Lewis Thomas Church Stretton House, timber yard, and shop Church Stretton 1508 Langford William Lower Wood House and land Lower Wood 1509 Langford John Church Stretton House and land The Villa 1510 Lello Elisha Church Stretton Land Church Stretton 1511 Lewis Robert All Stretton House and land All Stretton 1512 Lowe
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