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HartingtonTown quartr . .Ashbrn Pearson George, Cop low dale, Sheffield Needham Sml.Hanging flat,Eyam,Shffid Oliver Matthew, Chelmorton, Buxton PearsonG.Moorhall,Gt.Bar:ow,Chestrfll Needham S.::\Ian barn, Castleton,Sheilld Oliver Robert, Row land, Bakewell PearsonMrs.J.Cannon ball,Totley,Sheffid ~eedham Samuel, R~wland, B~kewell Oliver Wm. Cou:·t ho. Duffield,. Derby fPearson John, Peak forest, Stockport :Needham Thomas, T1deswell, Stockport Ollerenshaw Ben] . .Aston, Shetheld Pearson Samuel, Bluster castle, Bramp- Needham Waiter, Hurst, Glossop Ollerenshaw David, Shatton, Sheilleld ton, Chesterfield Needham William, :L\Iiddleton, Bakewell Ollerenshaw John, .Aston, Sheffield Pearson Samuel, Unthank, Holmesfield, N eedham Willi<J.m, Woodseats, Loose Ollerensha w J ose1Jb, Cowdale,Kingstern- Chesterfield hill, Castleton, Sheffield dale, Buxton Pearson William, Wheston, Stot:kport Needham W1lliam, Taddington,Stockprt Ollerenshaw Joseph, NorthLees,Hather- Peat Geo. 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