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W1LTSHIRE.] PRIVATE RESIDENTS. RAB 283 Gordon William, Marlboro' rd. Salisbury Griffiths, Rev. J. Fred, St. Paul's rectory, Hamp Henry Joseph, South Field, The Gore Arthur H. N. Rushall, Pewsey S.O Chippenham Sands, Swindon Gore John, Hilperton road, Trowbridge Grist Oliver, Hill view, West Lavington, Hampton Charles H. Springfield, Devizes Gore Mrs. Rushall, Pewsey S.O Demes Hancock Charles, Langham place, Road Gosling Arthur, Lower Lawn, West Groomes Rev. James, The Presbytery, Hill, Bath Tisbury, Tisbury R.S.O 95 Exeter street, Salisbury Hancock R. Seend, Cloove, Melksham Gott Rev. Charles Rhodes M.A. Latton, Grove SirWalter John bart. J.P. Sedgehill Handcock Alfred H. 2 Church street, Cricklade R.S.O manor, Sedgehill, Shaftesbury Bradford-on-Avon Goudge Joseph, 3 Church place, Swindon Grove Rev. Hubert Farquharson M.A. HandfieId.Jones Charles Ranald, The Gongh George Isaac, Lansdowne villa, Rectory, Huish, Pewsey S.O Hermitage, Box. Chippenha.m Curzon street, Came Grubb Mrs. 43 Vicarage st. Warminster Hankey Rev. SamL Bridge ho. Chippnhm Gough Henry, Abbotsford, Boreha!D road, Guillebaud Rev. Ernest Delabere B.A.. Hankey E. Perciva1 A. Brook house, Warminster Rectory, Yatesbury, Came Gasper. Bath Gough Henry, NortWeigh, Pickwick Gummer Henry B. Oakley, Roslyn llankey Ernest Alers, Notton house, road, Corsham R.S.O Swayne's close, Salisbury Lacock, Chippenham Gough Mrs. Up. Wanborough, Swindon Gummer Miss, Lindum, Manor rd. Salsbry Hanks l\'Irs. Boxbush house, Brinkworth, Gough W. H. Hope cot. London rd.Slsbry Gundry Rd. Simpson, Hillworth, Devizes Chippenham GouId M. H. M.A. Cotton ho. Marlborough Gunn Percy, Hills green, Pickwick,1 Hanks Mrs. Turleigh, Bradford-on-Avon Gould Robt. H. Sopworth, Chippenham Corsham R.S.O Hanley James Charles, Hill view, Wesley Gouldsmith Jesse Devenish, Ashtonhouse, Gunstone Edwin, Shurnhold, Melksham road, Trowbridge AshtonKeynes, CrickladeR.S.O Gurd Rev. Iguatius Wm. St. :Mary's rec- Hanning Rev. Clement Hugh M.A.. Rec- Gowan l\-!rs. 32 Church street, Calne tory, Station hill, Chippenham tory, Castle Combe, Chippenham Gmham Major F. Ludgershall, Andover Gutteridge Arth. The Green, Marlborough Hardick, WilIiam Henry, 21 Boreham Graham Rev. J. Wardour, Tisbury R.S.O Guy Geo. Wm. 27 Bridewell st. Devizes road, Warminster Graham Rev. John Malcolm A. M.A. Guy Wm. 5 Monday Market st. Devizea Harding Albert E. 56 Victoria rd. Swindn Vicarage, Maddington, Shrewton 8.0 Gwatkin Joshua Reynolds Gascoigne M.A., Harding Benjamin, Gorse Hill house, Graham H. Talboys, Keevil, Trowbridge J.P. Manor house, Potterne S.O Cricklade road, Swindon Graham Misses, The Lodge, Dinton,Slsbry Gwillim Edw. Lt Manton grange, l\farlbro' Harding E. W. 7 Wyndham rd. Salisbury Graham Smith, 31 Church st. Trowbridge Gwyer Mrs. Dean villa, London rd. Slsbry Harding Ernest Robert, 40 Fisherton Gramlick John Thomas, Springfield, Hil. Gwyther Mrs. Wedhampton cottage, street, Salisbury perton road, Trowbridge Urchfont, Devizes Harding H. Hill view, Holt, Trowbridge Granger Miss, High st. Wootton Bassett Haden C. 17 Yerbury street, Trowbridge Harding John, Hill cottage, Sedgehill, Grant SiIvanua George, Sirdar, Marl- Raden Joseph Poynton J.P. Hilperton Shaftesbury borough road, Salisbury road, Trowbridge Hardillg John, Milford grove, Salisbury Gray Isaac George, 112 Exeter street, Haden Miss, Homefield, Polebarn road, Harding Joseph, Baycli:tIe house, Maiden Salisbury Trowbridge Bradley, Bath Gray Mrs. Eathhampton, East Knoyle, Haden William Nelson J.P. Homefield Harding Michael, Euridge, Wain-a-Iong Salisbury house, Polebarn road, Troworidge road, Salisbury Gray W. J. Ivy dene, Wilton rd. Salisbury Hadow Rev. George Randolph M.A.. Rec- Harding Miss, 3 Belmont villas, Devizes Greaves Mrs. Woodlands, Limpley Stoke, tory, Wylye 8.0 road, Salisbury Bath Hadow Mrs. Park cottage, Devizes Harding Thos. Manor ho. Odstock, Slsbry Green Rev. G. Chapmanslade, Westbury Haigh Hedley William Langley, Fcrrum Harding Thomas Alfred, 2 Lorne villas, Green Rev. John Laurence M.A. Vicarage, Towers. Seend, Melksham Junction road, Bradford·on-Avon Bowden hill, Chippenham Haines James, Bath rd.Preshute, Marlbro' Harding Thomas King, Ashton Giftord Green Rev.. William, Pickwick road, Haines John, Bank house, Strand, Ca.Ine house, Codford St. Peter, Codford St. Corsham RS.O Haines 1\Iiss, Amesbury ]\fary 8.0 Green Harry, 2 Wilton place, Wilton Hall Col. Franeis Hy. C.B., R.A. Syrencot Hardy John Francis Llewellyn M.A. road, Salisbury house, Figheldean, Salisbury Upcot, l\Iarlborough Green Herbert William, EIston hill, Hall Col. Spencer, :Manor house, BurtonlHardy .Mrs. Kincardine, Southampton Elston, Orcheston St. George's 8.0 hill, .Malmesbury road, Salisbury Green J ames Lardner, Tintinhull, Fowler's Hall Major Ernest R.F.A.. Ablington, SIRbry Hardy Paul, Swallowcliffe, Salisbury Road hill, Salisbury Hall Alfred White, 31 North row, Wrmnstr, Hare John, Berwick St. John, Salisbury Green Mrs. Lowbourne, Melksham Hall Edwin, Ashmore, London rd. SalsbrylHarfitt Osmund, 84 Crane st. Salisbury Green Mrs. Bowden view, Melksham Hall John, 4 High street, Warminster Hargreaves Thomas, Oriel lodge, Hilper. Green Mrs.18Market st.Bradford-on-Avon Hall John Jefferies, Longford villa, TheI ton, Trowbridge Green Thos. Melksham rd. Holt, Trowbrdg Sands, Swindon Harris Edward, Bellevue, Holt, Trowbdge Green WiJIiam, Clematis viI. Zeals, Bath Hall Miss, High st. Sherston, Malmesbury Harrls Ernest, Grosvenor villas, Manor Green Wm. Westbourne gdns. Trowbridge Hall Mrs. Westbury viI. Alfred st. Wstbry road, Salisbury Green William Neville, 2 Avondale villas, Hall Rohert, East Harnham, Salisbury Rarris Ernest C. 3 Castle st. Salisbury London road, Chippenham Hall Robert MichMI. Haslemere, East Harris George, 35 Castle street, Salisbury Greenaway William Edward, Berkeley Harnham, Salisbury Harris Henry G. Castle house, Came . house, Hunt street, Swindon Halliday J. Chicklade house, Chicklade, Harrls Herbert James J.P. Bowden, Greenhill }i'rank U. King st. Melksham Salisbury Lacock, Chippenham Greenhill Rellben,Victoriard.Trowbridge Halliday Joseph, Burleigh house, Devize3 Harris H. Elm dene, Manor rd. Salisbury Greenland Ebenezer John, Redlands, road, Swindon Rarrls J. High street, Cricklade RS.O Eden vale, Westbury Halliday Miss Ruthven, The Cottage, Rarria J. M. J.P. Chilvester lodge, Calne Greenstreet Rev. Laurence William B.A.. Chicklade, Salisbury Rarris Joseph, Manor viI. Manor rd. Slebry St. Martin's Clergy ho. Elmgro. Salisbry Ralliday Osman, Chicklade, Salisbury Harrls Miss, 25 George street,Warminster Greenwood T. West Kington, Chippenham Halls Capt. Lesley, Wilsford house, Wils- Rarris Mrs. 6 Church place, Swindon Greenwood Thomas, Alderbury, Salisbury ford, Pewsey 8.0 Harris .Mrs. 20 Elm Grove terrace, London Gregory Henry George, Westleigh, Church Hambidge Francis Henry, The Limes, road, Salisbury fields, Salisbury Highworth, Swindon Rarris Mrs. The Grange, Came Gregory John, Lockinge house, Sta:tIord Hambro Mrs. Percival, Sedgehill house, Rarris Mrs. 20 Harcourt ter. Salisbury street, Swindon Sedgehill, Shaftesbury Rarris Mrs. Sydenham villa, London road, Gregory W. 43 Hilperton rd. Trowbridge Hamersley Hon. Mrs. The Close, Salisbury Salisbury Greig Col. Banks Robinson, Avon house, Hamilton & Brandon Duke of, WiIbury Harris Thomas J.P. South place, Calne Langley Burrell, Chippenham house, Newton Tony, Salisbury; & Harris Tom, Rock villa, Holt, Trowbrdge Greville Hon. Lewis George, HeaIe house, Hamilton palace, Scotland Harris W. A. St. Paul's st. Chippenham Upper Woodford, Salisbury Hamilton Capt. ]fanor house, Great Harris W. H. The Elms, Chippenham Grierson Brig.-Gen. James Moncreith C.B. Somerford, Cllippenham Rarris Wm. Seth, 22 Harcourt ter. Salsbry Somerset villa, Elm grove, Salisbury Hamilton .Mrs. Stapleford, Salisbury Harrison Rev. Francis M.A. Rectory. Grieves l\1rs. Woodlands, Winsley, Brad- Hamilton-Gordon Lady ElIen, The Close, North WraxhaIl, Chippenham ford-on-Avon Salisbury Harrison Rev. Percival Neale, Honiton Grieveson William Porteous, 70 St. Ann Hamilton-Gordon George H. The Close, lodge, Elm grove, Salisbury street, Salisbury Salisbury Harrison Charles R. Wilton, Marlborough Griffin Ethan, Rhossilly, l'IIarshfield road, HamJin Charles, 10 Harcourt ter. Salisbry Harrison George, \Yyndcliffe, London Chippenham Hammick Wm. Maxwell, The Close, Slsbry road, Salisbury Griffin F. Hughenden, Clarendon, Salsbry Hammond Col. William, Chilton house, Harrison Miss, 19 Rolleston st. Salisbury Griffin John George, Gwendley, WestJecot Chilton Foliot, Hungerford Harrison Misses, 2 Eastfie!d, London road. road, Swindon Hammond In. Jsph. 96 Exeter st. Slsbry Devizes Griffin Miss, Lucerne, Wilton rd. Salisbry Hammond Mrs. Chilton house, Chilton Harrison :Misses, Waterhouse, MOnkton Griffith Rev. George Walter B.A. The Fo~iot, Hungerford Combe, Bath Chantry, East Tisbury, Tisbury R.S.O Hammond Mrs. High street, Pewsey S.O Harrison Mrs. Ramsbury, Hungerford Grist Mrs. R L. 18 Vicarage st. 'Varmnstr Hammond :Mrs. 4 Lansdowne terrace, Harry Miss, 25 Victoria. road, Swindon Grist Oliver, Market Lavington S.O Marshfield road, Chippenham Hart :Mrs. High st. WQotton Bassett;.
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  • Keevil - Census 1881

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