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928 FAR LEICESTERSHIRE [KELLY's Farlfers-Continucd 928 FAR LEICESTERSHIRE [KELLY'S FARlfERs-continucd. Underwood D. CoYentry rn. Lutterworth Wass John, Horn, Exton, Oakham Thornley John, Boundary, Blackfordby, Undel'wood In. Kirby Muxloe, Leicester Watchorn Sam!. Edmolldthorpe, Oakhm Burton-on-Trent Underwood In. Humberstone, Leicester \"'athes Thomas, Wykin hall, Hinckley ThornleyW.TheLaurels,Bagwrth.Le'str Upton James, Atterton,Nuneaton Watkin Edwin, Hoton, Loughborough Thornton John, Barwell, Hinckley UptonJ. Stanton-under-Bardon, Le'ster Watson Geo. Cottesbach, Lutterworth Thornton Thomas, Tugby, Leicester Upton Job, Dadlington, Hinckley Wa~son Richard William, Goadby Mar- Thorpe James, Wykin, Hinckley Upton Job, Thorntree cottage, Wood- wood, Melton Mowbray Thorpe William, Eaton, Gralltham house, Loughborough Watts Edwd. G. B. Nailstone, Hinckley Thorpe William, Nailstone, Hinckley Upton John, Manor ha. Upton, Nuneatn Watts EH, Halstead, Leicester Thorpe Wm.Newtown Linford,Leicester Upton WiJlia~ll, Atterton, Nuneaton Waugh John, Rothley grange, Rothley, Thorpe William, Osbastoll, Hinckley Vann John, Kirkby Mallory, Hinckley Loughborough Thraves Geo. Rd. Greetham, Oakham Vare John, Normanton, Nottin~ham Webb In. C. Kibworth Harcourt, Le'ster Thraves John, Clipsham, Oakham Varnam Hy.The Holywell, Ratby, Le'str Webb Theophls. Castle Donington, Drby Thraves Joseph, Stretton, Oakham Varnam John, Snareston, Atherston Webster Mrs. Amy, Thornton, Leicester Throsby Charles, Thurcastnn, Leicester Vassell Robt.L.G. WigstonMagna,Le'ster Webster William, Swinford, Rugby Throssell Charles, Eaton, Grantham Venables James, Copt oak, Leicester Weed Joseph, Empingham, Stamford Throssell Mrs. Hannah,Eaton,Grantham Vesty Richard H. High street, Castle Weed William, Empingham, Stamford ThurkettleW.Long\\'hatton, Loughboro' Donington, Derby Welbourn Jonas, Stretton,Oakham Thurlby Chas.Saltby, Melton Mowbray Vickerstaff John, Muston, Nottingham Welbourn Mrs. M. Plungar,Nottingham Thurlby John, Glaston, Uppingham VoceW.Burtonwolds,Bnrton,Lougbboro' Wells Arthur, KirkbyMallory. Rinckley Thurlby Miller, Witchley Warren, Edith Voss George, Walcote, Lntterworth Wells Geo. Wartnaby, Melton Mowbray Waston, Stamfol'd Voss Joseph, Walcote, Lutterworth Wells G. S.Ab-Kettleby,MeltonMowbray rhurlbyW.Cawdell fields,Lowesby,L'str Wadd Mrs. S. High street, Uppingham Wells Henry, Seagrave, Loughborough 'rhurman T.Higham-on-the-HI.Hinckley Wadding-ton E. Wymondham, Oakham Wells Mrs. M. J. Seagrave.Loughboro' Tidd John, Gt. Dalby, l\1elton Mowhray Wade Mrs. Sophia, Staunton Wyville, Wells Richard, Plungar, Nottin::rham Tidd Wm. Henry, Cottesmore, Oakham Market Harborough Wells R. jun. Husbands Bosworth,Rgby Tilley Edward, Braunstone, Leicester Wagg Thomas, The Pastures, Castle Wells Vincent, Seagrave, Loughborough Tilley John, Rothley, Loughborough Donington, Derby Wells Wm. London I'd. Kegworth, Drby Timbrel 'rhos. Gt. Ashby, Lutterworth Wain Chas. Newton, Ratby, Leicester Wells Wm. Ullesthorpe, Lutterworth Tinley Thomas,Normanton,Nottingham WainJas. Barton-in-the-Beans, Hinckley Wesley Wm. Newtown Linford, Leicestr Tipping George.Waltham-ou-the-Wolds, Wain Shirley, High lees, Newtown Lin- Wesson Joseph, Willoughby Waterless, MeIton Mowbray ford & at Anstey, Leicester Lutterworth Tiptaft A.G.Houghton-on-the-HI. Le'ster WakefieldG. T. Sproxton, MeltonMowbray West J. Little Bowden, Market Harboro' Th"ey Thomas, Grace Dieu, Loughboro' Wakerley Chas. Muston, Nottingham Westerdale Jsph. Cold Newton, Le'ster Tomblin Thos. Lodge, Manton, Oakham Wakerley Wm. Barrowden, Stamford Westerdale J. Stonesby, Melton Mowbry Tomblin Thomas, Swintley lodge, Wale John Hy. Burton, Loughborough Westerdale S. Stoncsby, Melton Mowbry Leighfield, Uppingham Walker Charles William, Papillon hall, Weston Mrs.E.Gumley,Market Harboro' Tomlin Stephen, Diseworth, Derby Lubenham, Market Harborough West on Samuel, Whitwick waste, Whit- Toon James, Birstall, Leicester Walker Dray ton, Moor, Coleorton, wick, Leicester Toon Wm.Orton-on-tbe-Hill,Atherstone Ashby-de-Ia-Zouch Whait E. & W. Scalford, Melton Mowbry Toone Joseph Parker, High cross, Grcat Walker George, Sibson, Atherstone Wheatley Jas. Kirby Muxloe, Leicester CIaybrooke, Lutterworth Walker Haines, Hoton, Loughborough WhitakerW.Wistowgrnge.Wistow,Le'str 'ropley F.Garrat's bI.Braul1stone,Le'ster Walker Jas. Ibstock, Ashby-de-Ia-Zouch Whitcher A. Jsph. Pickworth, Stamford Topley Thomas, senr. Thorpe Satch- Walker Jesse, Holwell, Melton Mowbray Whitcroft J. U1verscroft,Copt Oak,Le'str ville, Melton Mowbray Vi"alker J.Kirby Hellars,Melton Mowbray White Christr.Little Casterton, Stamfrd 'ropley Thomas, jun. Thorpe Satchville, Walker J. Little Dalby, MeltonMowbray White George, sen. Nether Seal, Ashby- Melton Mowbray Walker J. Newbold, Ashby-de-Ia-Zouch de-Ia-Zouch Towers James, Aylestone, Leicester Walker Mrs. Odstone, Atherstone White Harry H. Burton, Loughborough Townshend Wm. Gilmortoll,Lutterwrth 'Walker W. Frisby-on-the-Wreak, Le'ster White James, Whissendine, Oakham Trotter Thomas,Charterhouse,Newbold- Walker Wm.Gt. Dalby, Melton Mowbray White J. H. R. Thringstone, Leicester de-Verdun, Leicester Walker Mrs. William, Packington, White John, Ullesthorpe, Lutterworth Truslove Samuel, Hurbage, Hinckley Ashby-de-Ia-Zouch. White J. Apes-gate, CastleDoningtn. Drby TrusselI Henry, Norris hill,Blackfordby, Walker William Hy. Arnesley, Rugby Whitehead M. High st. Kegworth, Derby Burton-on-Trent Wall WiIliam, Green hill, Sutton Whiteman Henry, Walton, Lutterworth Tuckey Willoughby, Sapcote, Hinckley Cheney, Hinckley Whiteman H. J. North Kibworth, Rugby Tuckwood Thomas, llurton-on-the- Wallis Fras. Station I'd. Kegworth,Derby Whit more James, llurbage, Hinckley Wolds, Loughborough WalpoleWm.S.Twyford.MeltonMowbray WhitmoreJohn, Rothley, Loughborough Tuckwood William, Burton, Loughbnro' Waiters Mrs. Waiter R. Manor house, Whittle James, Rnttesford, Nottingham Tugby T. Hugglescote, Ashby-de-Ia-Zch Aston Flamville, Hinckley Whittle John, Harby, Melton Mowbray TunnadineT.NetherSeal,Ashby-de-Ia-Zh Wait on John Wm. Copt oak, Leicester WhittleMrs.Susannah,Goldsmithgrnge. Tunnicliff MissM.Le'ster.forest we.L'str Ward Bryan, Hallaton, Uppingham Scalford, Melton Mowbray 'funnicliff W. Leicester forest we. Le'str Ward ehas. Newton Harcourt, Leicester WhittlB Wm. l\lountsorrel, Loug-hboro' TurnbuIlA.H.Norton-by-Galby,Billesdn Ward D. Little Dalby, Melton Mowbray WhittIe"Wm.\Y.Scalford,MeltonMowbray TurnbullFredk.Tilton-on-the-Hl.Le'ster Ward David, Nailstone, Hinckley Whitwell Daniel, Sharnford, Hinckley Turnbnll John Thomas, Manor house, Ward Edward, Buckminster, Grantham Whitwell William, Sharnford, Hinckley Tilton-on-the-Hill, Leicester Ward Frederick G. WaItham-on-the Wigginton Al·thur, IIston-on-the-Hill, TurnerMrs.Fras. Coston,MeltonMowbry WoIds, Melton Mowbray llillesclon Turner George, Ryball, Stamford Ward John, Quorndon, Loughborough Wigginton Wm. Whissendine, Oakham Turner John, Breedon-on-the-Hill, \Vard In. Wm. Burton Overy, Leicester Wigston M. Kirkby Mallory, Hinckley Ashby-de-Ia-Zouch Ward J. Burton Lazars, Melt on Mowbray Wigston Wm. Thos.Thurcaston,Leicester TurnerJn.Leighfid.lo.Leighfid.Uppnghm Ward Mrs. Mary, Whissendine, Oakham Wild ;\I1's. E. Lit. Dalhy,;\lelton ~Iowbray TurnerJ.TheAbbey,Luhbesthorpe,Le'str Ward R. Coles Idg.Leighfield,Uppinghm Wild John, Eaton, Grantham Turner Marshall, Ridlington park, Ward Robert Lenton, Drayton, Calde- Wild John G.Lit.DaIby,Melton Mowbray Rid ling-ton, UP1 ing-ham cott, Upping-ham Wild John S. Stockerston, Upping ham Turner bamuel, lllaby, Leicester Ward Thos. (Jueeniborough, Leicester Wild Thos.Little Dalby,:\1elton Mowbray Turner William, Endcrby, Leicester Ward William, Barwell, HinckIey WildmanMrs.D.A.Kimcote,Lutterworth Turner William, Wymondham,Oakham Ward William, Seagrave,Loughborough WiIdman Edwd.Hinckley fields,Hinckley TurreIl Jas. Little Ashby, Lutterworth Ward William Whit worth, Braunston Wildman W.Newbold-de-Verdun,Le'ster Twigden G. Dunton Barrett, Lutterwth lodge, Braunston, Oakham Wilford E.Great DaIby,l\Ielton Mowbray Tyers Alfred, Barkby, Leicester Wardle John, Worthington field, Worth- Wilford Mrs. Elizabeth, Long CIawson, Tyler Charles, Morcott, Uppingham ington, Ashby-de-Ia-Zouch Melton Mowbray Tyler George, Pilton, Uppingham Wardle Mrs. Mary, Aylestone, Leicestr WilkinsHy.OverSeal,Ashby-de-la-Zouch Tyler ilIrs. G. Wymeswold, Loughboro' Warner G.Great Dalby,MeHonMowbray Wilkins Wm.LongWhatton, Lou~hboro' Tyler J. E. North Luffenham, Stamford Warner T. Grimston, Melton Mowbray Willett Joseph, Stanton fields, Stanton- TyIer In. Hy. Baxter gate, Longhboro' Warner Wm. Charley, Loughborough under-Bardon, Leicester Tyler John Henry, Lyndon, Oakham Warren ll. Herther, Ashby-de-Ia-Zouch Willett W.Old Parks,Ashby-de-Ia-Zouch Tyler Thomas, Morcott, Uppingham Warren Joseph, Cosby, Leicester Williams Albert, Stanton-under-BardoD, Tyler WiIliam, Normanton, Stamford Warrington H. & S. 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