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518 FAR ESSEX. (KELLY'S FARMERS-continued. Patmore P. Creeksea, Burnham S.O Pilkington Robert, East Newlands, St. Page John, Mayland, Maldon Patten Charles, Earl& Colne, Halsted Lawrence Newland, Suthmnstr S.() Page Robert., The Highams, Gold- Patten Jas. White Colne, Halstead Pinch Lewis, High Ongar, Chipping: ha'nger, Maldon Patten John (exors·. of), Langley, Ongar S.O Page Wm. Gt. Horkesley, Colchester Bishop's Stortford Pindhing W. B. Froyze hall, Halsted. Page Wm. Langham, Colchester Papue Arthur, Birdbrook, Halstead Pinchon J. Monks, Gt. Wrly. Brntwd Page 'Villiam Herbert, The Hall, Payne Frederick Thomas P. Kirby Pinchon Waiter, Little Warley hall. Southminster S.O hall, Castle Hedingham, Halstead Little Warley, Brentwood Page William R. Folly Faunts, Gold- Payne H. Bu@~r Tye, Sudbry. Sfflk Pinhey W. Park hall, Gosfield, IDstd hanger, Maldon Payne Henry, J'iew house, Little Pipe Samuel, Althorne, Maldon Pallett William, Elder st. Wimbish, Bromley, Manningtree Piper A. Waters, Hatfield, Harlow Saffron W alden Payne J. Colchester rd. Coggeshall Piper R. Gt. Sampford, Braintree Palmer Edward, Cranham, Romford Payne Jn. Hny. Soutbminster S.O Plane Jacob, Weeley, Colchester Palmer Geo. Back street, Brentwood Payne 0. Borley, Sudbury, Suffolk Playle G. Layer Breton, Kelvedon Palmer J. Stanfmd Rivers, Romford Payne Mrs. Susannah, Seward's End, Pledge:r Adolphus, Nabbotts, Spring- Palmer Nelson, Birch, Colchester Saffron Walden field, Chelmsford Palmer William, Cranham, Romford Pearl J. R. Great Warley, Brentwood Pledger John Wilfrid, Hammonds,. Pamphilon Mrs. John, Hatfield, Harlw Pearsons Jas. Belchamp Otten, Clare Little Baddow, Chelmsford Pannell Mrs. Elizabeth, Bumpstead Pearsons Jas.Belchamp Walter,Sudbry Pledger S. Old lo. Sprngfid. Chlmsfd hall, Helions Bumpstead, Haver- Peck .Arthur, Downham, Brentwood Pluck John, Bull's green, .Arkesden,. hill (Suffolk) Pegram A. Theydon Garnon, Epping · Newport S.O Pan'nell Frederick, Blois, Steeple Pegrum D. Nazeing, Walt'ham Cros<s Plummer J. Toot hill, Ongar S.O Bnmpstead, Haverhill, Suffolk Pegrum George, Epping Plummer Robert, Bentalil's (from Pa.nnell Henry, Widford hall, Widford, Pegrum Joseph, Nazeing Bury, Sudbury road), Halstead Chelmsford Nazeing, Waltham Cross Plummer S. C. Highwoods, Halsfead Parham James, Epping Pell Bennett,St. Christopher's,Writtle, Plummer W. C. Castle Hedingham,. Parish James, Kelvedon Chelmsford Hal'stead Parish John, Messing, Kelveuon Percival Joseph, Birdbrook, Halstead Podd John Henry Clees hall Alpham- Parish Joseph, Tiptree Heath, Kelvedn Perey J. Broxted hl. Broxted, Dnmw stone, Colchest~r ' Parish William, Copt Hall Green, Perkin George, Yeldhams, Finching- Poel William, North st. Romford Waltham Abbey field, Braintree Pollett Wi'lli:ml, Saffron gardens,. Parish Wm. Tiptree Heath, Kelvedon Perkins G. Radwinter, Sffrn. Walden Horndon-on-the-Hill, Grays Parlett Fredk. Hickeridge, Writtle, Perkins J . .Aldborough Hatch, Ilford Po1ley John, Marks Tey, Colchester Chelmsford Perkins William, Bille.ricay Polley John, Springho[ds, Riven- Park R. Bald, .Ashingdon-Rochford S.O Perrett G. Debden, Saffron Walden hall, Witham Parken Ellis Notley, Lanceleys, He- Perrin Samuel (exor.s. of), South Pool James, Rippleside, Barking lions Bumpstead, Haverhill, Suffolk Hornchurch, Romford Pool W. Gale st. Chadwell hth SJ) Parker Amos, Rutters, Olavering, Perry Arthur, Clanver end, Wendens Poole Geo. Margaretting, Ingateston& Newport S.O Ambo, Saffron Walden Poole Ths. Hy. Hatfield, Harlow Parker E. Rd. Du'nton, Brentwood Perry George, Old road, Harlow Pool~ Wm. DanbU!J:• Chelmsford . Parker George, Heat on grange, Rom- Perry George Woodcock, Widdington Porr1tt James Wil11am, Sandbeach~ ford Common, Romford hall, Widdington, Newport S.O Bradwell-juxta-Mare, Sthmnstr .s.O Parker James William, Normans, Gt. Perry Harry, Chatter end, Farnham, Porter Job & Joseph Charles, L1ttl~ Warley, Brentwood Bishop's Stortford Chesterfo.rd, Gt. Chesterford S.O Parker John (exors. of), Waterside, Perry J. jun. Clap bridge, Braintree Porter C. JUn. St. Osyt~, Colchester Bradwell-juxta-Mare, Sthmnstr S.O Perry Mrs. Thomas, Little Hailing- Porter Ohs. Jn. Mountams, Dunmow Parker J. E. Debden, Saffron Walden bury, Bishop's St.ortford Porter Mrs. C. El~stead, Colchester Parker Samuel, Mill end, Clavering, Pertwee James, Old hall, Moreham, Porter George, Comes, Halstead Newport S.O Chelmsford Porter John, Gosfield, Halstead Parker Thos. Cranham, Romford Pertwee Thoma& Barnard, La.ngenhoe Porter Jn. High Garrett, Braintree Parker Wm. Cranham, Romford lodge & Langenhoe hall, Colchesttlr Porter Mrs. ~· .Alresford, Colc~ester Parkin William, Stondon, Brentwood Petre L. Margarclting Ingatestone Portway C. L1ttle Sampford, BJ."<limtre& Parmenter Albert Charles, Wivenhoe, Pettitt Man, Baker',s hall, Bures Posford J. Tolleshunt K~ghts. Klvdn Colchester hamlet, Bures R.S.O Posford S. Tolleshunt D Arcy, Klvdn Parmenter William, Fisher's farm, Pettitt Frank, Worm.ingford R.S.O Potter Alfred, :S:atfield, Harlow Wethersfield, Braintree Pettitt F. H. Fordham, Colchester Potter Alfred JUn . .Arundel cottage,. Parmenter William, junr. Wethers- Pettitt George, Warish hall, Take- Hatfield, ~arlo"'Y' . , field Braintree ley Chelmsford Potter Franc1s W1lham, Brewers end,. Parnelh Mrs. Ellen, The Tye Mar- Pettitt P. Mount Bures, Colchester Takeley, Chelmsford garetting, Ingatestone Pettitt Zachary, ~oftman's, Canew- Potter G: ~reat Canfield, Dunmow Parr William S. Mucking, Stan- don, Rochford S.O Potter W1_lh_am, Sandon, Ohelmsford ford-le-Hope S.O Phillips H. Little Saling, Braintree Potter W1lha~, Takeley, Chelmsford Parris Edward, Mascall's Bury, White PhillipSI John Lyles, Cherry hall, Poulter W. L1ttl~ Sampford, Brntree- Roothing, Dunmow Broxted, Dunmow Powell John, .A:shmgdon, Rochford S.O Parrish Charles, Holbut street, Phillips Joseph~ StarustedJ Mlount- Pratt Charles, Ongar S.O Dagenham, Romford fitchet, Bishop's Stortford Pratt Frank, Navest_ock, Romford Parrish C. D. Dagenham, Romford Phillips Lewis, Epping P!att J~mes, Stebbmg, Chelmsford Parrish Wm. Becontree heath, Rmfrd Phillips Robert Charles Cook's green Pratt S1dney, Blackmore, Ingateston& Parri.sh William Great Porters Little Clacton Colch'ester ' Pratt Thomas, Newman's end, Match- Chadwell Heath R.S.O ' P.hillips W. Cre~.sing mill, Braintree ~ng, Harlow Parry Nicholas, Brick house, Philpott C. Gt. Sampford, Braintree Pr~ce Mrs. C. F. Eastwood, Southend Fingringhoe, Colchester Picken -, Tillingham hall, Childer- Pnce John, Lower _house, Steepl& Par.son Mrs. Elizabeth, Little ditch, Brentwood ~umpstead, Haverhlll, (Suffolk) Warley, Brentwood Picken T. West Horndon, Brentwood Price Waiter, Ryl~nds, Steeple~ Parsons Thomas Webb, Pouchers hall, Pickford Robert, Dove house, Great ~umpstead, HaveJrhill, (Suffolk) Wethersfield, Braintree •Easton, Dunmow Prlgg John, Belchamp Waiter, Sud- Partridge B. West Bergholt R.S.O Pierson William, Cherry down, Old ~my (Suffolk) Partridge F. Cold Norton, Maldon Church hill, Chingford Prime Moses,Duddenhoe end, Elmdon, Partridge Geo. Edward, The Hall, Pigg Thomas, Clavering place, Claver- ~affron Walden . 1Mayland, Maldon ing, Newport S.O Prmgle Charles & Mrs. Katherme, Gt. P_artr~dge H. Canewdon Rochfrd ~.0 Pigg ThoB•. Oharles, Chrishall, Rystn ~orton, Starnbourne, ~alstead Partridge W. J. Weeley, Colchester Piggot E. Little Totham, Witham Prmg~e D. Nortons, Cormsh Hall end. Pateman James, Witch trees, Hem- Pigott W. Nevendon, Battles bdg_ S.O ~ramtree . stead, Saffron Walden Pigram • George, Duck end, Buch- Pn~r-Johnson Prwr W1lham, Great Partmer Mrs. George, Little Easton, anger, Bishop's Stortford S1r Hnghes, Gt. Baddow, Chelmsfrd Chelmsford Pilgrim B. Insteps, White Clne. IDstd Procter Joseph, Crouch house,Langen- Patmore C. Sewardstone, Chingford Pilgrim Henry, Ford's end, Clavering, hoe, Colchester Patmore Earnest, Great Becket.ts, Newport S.O Pryke Golden, Ardleigh, Colchester Arkesden, Newport S.O Pilgrim John Thomas (exors. of), Pryor Elbrey, Epping Pat-more J. W. Takeley, Chelmsford Great Chesterford S.O Pryor Thomas, Waltham Abbey- Patmore William, Rickling green, Pilgrim Thomas, Upper green, Pryor William, High Laver, Ongal" Rickling, Newport S.O J,angley, Bishop's St.ortford Pudney Daniel, Coggeshall .
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