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TO KELLY's SHROPSHIRE DIRECTORY. Butts, See Frodesley...94 Clewilsey,. See Llanvair Dawley...74 • INDEX TO KELLY'S SHROPSHIRE DIRECTORY. Xl PAGlll PAGE PAGE PAGE Butts, see Frodesley...... 94 Clewilsey,. see Llanvair Dawley......................... 74 Ems~rey, see Atcham _. 25 Cainham, see Caynham.. 51 WaOOrdme II6 Dawley, LIttle or Parva 76 EnglIsh Frankton, see Calcott, see Bicton......... 31 Clive... 63 DawleyMagna,seeDawley 76 ,Co?kshutt 70 Callaughton, see Much Clottley, see Wrockwar- Dawley Nova 134 EnghshWalls, seeOswes- Wenlock 256 dine 278 Daywell, see Whittington 269 try 163 Calverhall 49 Clun........................... 65 Derrington, see Priors Ensdon, see Montford J.l.S Calvington, see Edgmond 82 Clunbury 68 Ditton 177 ErcaIl-High or Magna 89 Cantlop, eee Berrington... 29 Clungunford 69 Deuxhill 76 Espley, see Hodnet 99 Cardeston.or Cardiston... 49 Clunton, see Clunbury... 68 Diddlebury......... 77 EudonBurnell,seeChetton 54 Cardington... 50 Coalbrookdale............... 68 Dinchope, see Halford... 97 EudonGeorge,seeChetton 53 Carodoc Hills, see Dol'- Coalbrookdale, see Brose- Dinmore,seeLydburyNth 129 Evelith, see Snifnal 188 rington..................... 78 ley 44 Ditches, see Newtown 155 Ewdness, see Worfield 276 Carreghofa, see Llany- Coalmore, see LittleWen- Ditches, see Wem 251 Exford's Green,see Ann's mynech 117 lock 255 Ditherington,see Shrews- croft 22 Carwood, see Hopesay 102 Coalport, see Madeley 132 bury 200 Eyton, see Alberbury... 19 CastleFields, see Shrews- Cockshutford, seeCleeSt. Ditton Priors, see Priors Eyton, see Baschurch ... 26 bury 196 Margaret 61 Ditton 177 Eyton,see LydburyNorth 130 CastleForgate,seeShrews- Cockshutt 73 Doddington, see Cleobury Eyton - on - Severn, see bury 205 Coed-~T-al1t,seeDudleston 79 Mortimer.................. 63 Wroxeoor 280 Castle Pulverbatch, see Coed-yr-aIlt, see EIles- Dodington, see Whit- Eyton - on - the - Weald Church Pulverbatch... 56 mere 79 church 263 Moors... 90 Castlewright, see Main- Cold Ratton, see Rowton 181 Donington 78 Faintree-Upper&Lower, stone 134 Cold Weston 71 Donnington, see Lilles- Ree Chetton 54 Catherton, see Cleobury Colebatch, see Bishop's hall lI4 Far Gatten, see Ratling- Mortimer 62 Castle 32 Donnington, see Wroxe- hope 179 Catstl'ee, see Worfield 276 Coleham, see Shrews- ter 280 Farley, see Pontesbury 173 Caughley, see Barrow... 26 bury 194 Donnington Wood......... 78 :Farley Dingle, see Much Cause, see Westbury 260 Colemere, see Linealcum Dorrington 78 Wenlock 257 Caynham, or Cainham... 51 Colemere II5 Dorrington, see Woore 275 Farlow........................ 90 Caynton, see Edgmond... 82 Colemore Green, see Ast- Dothill, see Wellington 244 Farmcott, see Claverley 60 Cefn,see Llan-y-BlodweIl II6 ley Abbotts............... 24 Dovaston, see Kinnerley IIO Fauls 91 Cefncalonog, see Bettws- College Rill, see Shrews- Down-Lower, see Lyd- Fellhampton, see Wistan- y-Crwyn ....•. 30 bury.....•..•... 195 bnry ~orth•••.••.••.••.•• 130 stow ••...•....••..•....., 272 Chapel Lawn, see Clun... 66 Comley, see Cardington 50 Down Rossall, Bee Bicton 31 Felton Butler, see Great Charlcott, see Aston Bot- Common, see Longden II8 Downton,seeStantonLacy 231 Ness ISO ooreIl....................... 24 Condover..................... 71 Drayton, see Shifnal IS8 Felton-West 91 Charlton, see Wrockwar- ConstitutionHill, seeWel- Drayton-in-Hales, see Fennemere.seeBaschurch 26 dine 278 lington...... 246 Market Drayton •. 134 Fernhill, see Whittington 269 Charlton Hill, see Wrox- CoppiceGreen, seeShifnal 188 Drayton Little, see Mar- Field Aston, see Church eter 280 Coppy, see Loppington II9 ket Drayton 134 Aston 55 Chatford, see Condover... 71 Copthorne, see Oxon 172 Drayton, see Wroxeter 280 Fitz ,........ 92 Chatwall, seeCardington 50 Coptiviney, seeElleslllere 85 Duddenhill, see Cleobury Ford........................... 93 Chavel, see Ford .;....... 93 Coreley 72 Mortimer 60 FordhaIl, see Moreton Say 141 Chelmarsh SI Corfton, see Diddlebury 77 Dudleston, orlDuddleston 79 Ford Heath, see Pontes- • Chelmick, seeHopeBowd- Corra, see CalvershaIl... 49 Dudleston Heath, see bury 174 ler 102 Cosford, see Albrighton 20 Criftins..... 73 Fords Heath, see Ford... 93 Chenney Longville, see Cothercott, see Church Dudlick, or Duddlewick, Forest of Rayes, see Wistanstow 272 Pulverbatch 56 see Stottesdon 236 Worthen 260 Cherrington, see Tibber- CotonHill,seeShrewsbury 214 Dudston, see Chirbury... 55 Forton, see Montford 145 ton-cum-Cherrington 238 Cotton, see Edstaston... 83 Duncot, see Atcham 25 Four Ashes,see.Kinnerley III Chesterton, see Worfield 276 Cotton, see Ruyton-of- Dyffryd, see Kinnerley lIO Four Ashes, see TuckHill 241 Cheswardine 52 the-Eleven-Towns 182 Eardington, see Quatford 177 FrankweIl, see Shrews- Chetton 53 CotwaIl, see High ErcaIl 89 Eardiston 80 bury........ 207 Chetwynd 54 Cound 72 Earls Ditton,see Cleobury Frankton 93 Chetwynd Aston, see Crackley Bank, see Shif- Mdrtimer 62 Frankton, see Cockshutt. 170 Church Aston............ 55 nal 188 Earnstrey Park, see Frodesley..................... 94 Chetwynd End, see Chet- Cranmere, or Cranmere Abdon...................... 17 Funnonvair, see Llanvair wynd 54 Heath, seeWorfield 276 Earnwood, see Kinlet 109 Waterdine II6 Child's Ercall............... 89 Craven Arms, see Stoktl- East Hamlet, see Ludlow 121 Galdeford-Lower, see Chilton, see Atcham...... 25 say ................•....... 235 Easthope .....•...•••....••.•. 80 Ludlow .••.•• ..•••.••• .•• 124 Chinnel, see Whitchurch 263 Cressage ..................... 72 East Wall, see Eaton- Galdeford - Upper, see Chipnall,see Cheswardine 52 Crickett, see Ellesmere... 84 under-Haywood......... 80 Ludlow 121 Chirbury..................... 54 Crickheath, see Moreton 145 East Wall, see Rushbury 181 Garmston, see Leighton. It4 Chorley, see Stottesdon... 236 Criddon, see Chetton...... 53 Eastwick, see Ellesmere 73 Gatacre, see Claverley... 60 Choulton, see Lydbnry Criftins 73 Eaton,see LydburyNorth 130 GatOOn, see Ratlinghope. 179 North 130 Croft, see Morville 147 Eaton, see Stoke-upon- Glazeley 94 Church Aston 55 Cronkhill, see Atcham... 25 Tern 234 Gobowen,seeWhittington 270 Church Hill, see Iron- Crosemere,see Cockshutt 71 Eaton Constantine 80 Goldstone, see Cheswar- bridge 106 Cross Green, see Wrock- Eaton Constantine, see dine 53 Church Moor-Old, see wardine 278 Cressage 80 Gonsall, see Condover... 71 Lydbury North 129 Crosshouses, see Berring- Eaton-under-Raywood... 80 Grafton, see Fritz.......... 93 Church Preen......... 56 ton 29 Eaton Mascott, see Bel'- Grange, see Loppington. II9 Church Pulverbatch 56 Crowmeole, see Oxon 172 rington..................... 29 Gravel Hill, see Ludlow.. 124 Church Stretton......... 57 Cruck Meole, see Pontes- Ebnall, see Whittington 269 Gravel, see Shelve ....... 187 Church Town,see Church bury 173 Edenhope, see Mainstone 134 Gravenhanger, see Woore 275 Pulverbatch 56 Cruckton, see Pontesbury 173 Edge, see Pontesbury 173 Gravenor, see Wentnor 260 Churton, see Church Pul- Crudgington, see High Edgebold,see MeoleBrace 141 Great Berwick, see Ber- verbatch 56 Ercall 89 Edgebolton,seeShawbury 186 wick 30 Claremont, see Shrews- Culmington.................. 74 Edgeley, see Whitchurch 263 Great Binnal, see Al>tley bury 205 CwmHead,seeWistanstow 272 Edgerley, see Kinnerley lIO Abbots 24 Claverley,........•., ..•... 59 Cyn:ynion ........•.•.• -., 74 Edgmond ••......,.•..••.•• 81 Great Bolas , ..•..• 35 Clee Downton, see Stoke Cyrn-y-bwch, see Selat- Engton 82 Great Hanwood............ 97 St. Milborough 233 tyn I1l5 Edic1iff, see Clun 66 Great Lyth,seeAnnscroft 22 CIte Hill, see Coreley...... 72 DaleEnd, see Coalbrook- Edstastoll 82 Great Ness IS0. Clee Rills, see Knowbury II2 dale......... 70 Ellerdine, seeHigh ErcaIl 89 Great Poston, see Hopton Clee St. Margaret 61 Dalicott, see Claverley... 60 Ellerdine, see Rowton 181 Cangeford 103 Olee Stanton, sec Stoke Dana, see Shrewsbury... 195 Ellerton,see Cheswardine 52 GreatRyton,seeCondover 11 St. Milborough 233 Danesford,see Bridgnorth 39 Elleslllere 83 Great Soudley, see Ches- Oleeton St. Mary 61 Darlaston, see Prees...... 91 EIson, see Ellesmere 84 wardine , _ SZ Cleobury Mortimer 61 Darnford-Upper & ~lid- Enchlllarsh, see Carding- Great Sutton, see Diddle- Oleobury North 64 dIe, see Ratlinghope 179 ~on ,. 50 bury ~.••.....,.... 71 HEREFORD & SHROP. b 2.
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