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SUSSEX. LKELLY's :FARMERS Continued ---· 2l>46 FAR SUSSEX. LKELLY'S :FARMERS continued. Cherryman Ml"S. Joseph, Thorn dean, Cooper Brothers, Peasmarsh, Rye R.S.U Cane W.Lit.Buckland hill, Wadhurst, S.O Cuckfield, Hayward's Heath Cooper Albert, Peasmarsh, Rye R.S.O Canfield George, Cold harbour, Warn- ChesterJohn,Boar's head,Crowborough, ICooper A. Place, Icklesham, Rye R.S.O inglid, Hayward's Heath Tunbridge Wells Cooper Allan, Hishopstone, Lewes Caplin Thomas, Greenland, Lurgashall, ChesterS.(exors.of),Northiam,RyeR.8.0 Cooper Edward, Sparwood, Plaistow, Petworth Child Frederick James, Hailsham S.O Billingshurst Capon Willia.m, Chilgrove, Chichester Child Jas. Loxwood, Billingsburst R.S.O CooperG.Bealhouse,Ballscross,Petworth Card Mrs. Ann,Crowboro', Tunbdg. Wells Childs John, Cooks bridge & Bridgeland, Cooper George, Kirdford, Billings burst Carey Geo. Broyle side, Ringmer, Lewes Fernhurst 8.0 Cooper H. Maidlands, Brede, Rye R.S.O Ca.rey Hy. 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