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LINCOLNSHIRE. [KELLY's ~06 FAR LINCOLNSHIRE. [KELLY's FARMERS continued. !Shepherd George;Fishtoft, Botson Simpson J. K. Addlethorpe,BurghR.S.O Sharp William Robert, The VIlla, Swines- Shepherd William Eskham, Marsh- Simpson Rd. Lowfields, Freiston, Boston head, Boston; and at Bar Bridge chapel, Grimsby Simpson Miss Sarah Ann, l<'en, Halton Sharpe Mrs. Annie E. Hoffieet Stow, Shepherdson Joseph,North Kelsey,Lncln Holegate, Spil8by Bicker, l:loston Sheppard John (exors. of), Long Benn- Simpson Thomas, Jt'riskney, Boston Sharpe Charles, Haceby, Folkingham ington, Grantham Simpson 'f. Mablethorpe bt. Mary ~.0 Sharpe Mrs. Elizabeth, Bicker, Boston Shepperson Edward, Eaugate, Moulton Simpson Thomas, New Leake, Boston Sharpe Esram,Caistor rd.l\Iarket Rasen Chapel, Spalding Simpson Thomas, 'fhorpe St. Peter, Sharpe Henry, Maltby-le-1\Iarsh, Alford Shepperson James, Swaton, Folkingham Wainfieet R.S.O Sharpe James, Tofts, Wrangle, Boston Sheppersop W1lliam, Park road,Spalding Simpson T. Waddingham,Kirton Lindsey Sharpe John, Nocton, Lincoln Sherriff Frederick, East Kirkby, Spilsby Simpson Thomas, Wrangle, Boston Sharpe John, Shirewood house, Wi!ksby, Sherriff T. Fen side, East Kirk by ,Spilsby Simpson 'rhos. Hy. Friskney, Bos•on BoBwn Shillaker George, Uffington, Stamford Simpson William, Glentworth, Lincoln Sharpe John Dannatt, Ulceby station, Shillaker Harry, Tongue End, Spalding Simpson W. Holland la.Friskney,Boston East Halton, Ulceby Shinn George, Bicker, Boston Simpson Wm. Sea lane,Friskney,Boston Sharpe John S. sen. Dunholme, Lincoln ShipleyGeo. Claythorpe, Bellean, Alford Sims James, Ke:xby, Gainsborough Sharpe Joseph, J:<'iskerton, Lincoln Shipley George, Epworth, Doncaster Sims John, Waddington, Lincoln Sharpe Joseph, Sturton, Lincoln Shipley John, Melwood grange, Mal- Sindall Henry, Weston marsh, Spalding Sharpe l\Irs.Mary Ann, Elm Tree house, wood, Epworth, Doncaster Sinderson John, Skidbrook, Louth Counthorpe, Grantham Shipley Richard, Eastoft, Goole Singleton James, Martin, Lincoln SharpeR.N orth end, Sth Kelsey, .Caistor Shipley William, Epworth, Doncaster Sivell John, Hogsthorpe, Alford Sharpe Samuel, Creeton, Grantham Shores Goo. Mablethorpe St. Mary S. 0 Sixty William, Stickney, Boston Sharpe Thomas, Bicker, Boston Shores Jas. l\'Iablethorpe St. Mary S.O Skells Daws, Cowbit, Spalding Sharpe Thomas, TheGrange, Holton-le- Shores Richard, Owston Ferry, Doncastr Skelton Brothers1 Stow, Lincoln Clay, Grimsby · Short. John & Son, Wyberton, Boston Skelton E. D. Sutton Bridge, Wisbech Sharpe Waiter, Hoffieet Stow, Bicker, Short William & Sons, Tattershall,Lincln Skelton Enoch, Walcot, Lincoln Boston Short Alfred, Aswardby house, Spilsby Skelton George, Hibaldstow, Brigg Sharpe Wm. Hoffieet, Swineshead,Bostn Short Alfd. South Killingholme, Ulceby Skelton George, North Kelsey, Lincoln Sharpe William, MavisEnderby,Spilsby ShortJ. Croft,WainfleetAllSaintsR.S.O Skelton Holmes, Northfield grange, Sharpe William Taylor J.P. The Park, Short John, South Killingholme, Ulceby Messingham, Brigg Baumber, Horncastle Short John, Stickney, Boston Skelton Mrs. John T. Marsh, Long Sharpley Coates, Kelstern hall, Louth; ShortRobert,ChapelSt.LoonaJds,Alford Sutton &. Sutton Bridge, Wisbech & Tows grange, Ludford Magna, Shortland J. Marsh, Moulton, Spalding Skelton Samuel, Reasby, Stainton-by- Market Rasen Shotbolt Mrs. Emma, Low rd. Spalding Longworth, Lincoln Sharpley I.Boswell,Sth.Elkington,Louth Shotbolt J. Marsh, Pmchbeck, Spalding Skelton Mrs. Susannah, Scotton,Lincoln Sharpley Isaac, C.alcethorpe ho. Louth Shotbolt John Robinson, Pode Hole, Skelton Thomas, Fleet, Holbeach Sharpley Jn. B. Thornton Curtis, Ulceby West Pinchbeck, Spalding Skelton William, Revesby, Boston Shaw Anthony,Halton Ho legate, Spilsby Shotbolt Thomas,Pode Hole, West Pinch- Skelton W. J. Addlethorpe,BurghR.S. 0 Shaw Anthony, Tetford, Horncastle beck, Spalding Skepper Original, Caenby, Lincoln Shaw Charles,Dowdyke,Sutterton,Bostn Showier Alfred, Brothertoft, Boston Skepper T. Ashfield cot. Branston,Lncln Shaw Charles, Wildmore, Lincoln Shuttleworth Mrs. AmySusannah, Nth. Sketcher Chas. The Common, Spalding Shaw Edward, Marshchapel, Grimsby Hykeham, Lincoln · Skill Wm. Ganntlett, Bicker, Boston Shaw l<'rancis, BrantBroughton,Newark ShuttleworthJas.Grubb,Welton,Lincoln Skinner Clark C. Leake, Boston Shaw Frederick, Tumby, Boston Sibcy Samuel, Reepham, Lincoln Skinner E. Sutton St. James, Wisbech Shaw George, Halton Holegate, Spilsby Sibsey Mrs. Ann, Carlton-le-Mo'Orland, Skinner James, Scartho, Grimsby ShawG.Newbigg,Westwoodside,Doncstr Newark Skinner John Richard, Martin, Lincoln Shaw Henry, Ashby, Grimsby Siddon John, Billinghay, Lincoln Skinner John William, Carlton-lc·Moor- Shaw Joseph, Friskney, Boston Sikes George Henry, Brampton, Lincoln land, Newark Shaw Richard, Normanton, Grantham Sills John, Northorpe, Spalding Skinner J. SuttonSt. James, Wisbech Shaw Robert, Halton Holegate, Spilsby Silvester Thomas, Thorpe St. Peter, Skinner J. Sutton St. James, Wisbech Shaw R. Mill Field la. J<'rampton, Boston 'Wainfieet R.S.O Skinner Mrs. M. Quadring, Spalding Shaw R. 0. C. The I vy,Swineshead, Boston Simcoats Charles, Mumby, Alford Skinner Richard, North Kyme, Lincoln Shaw Searby Taylor, Walcot Dales, Simms Mrs. Ellen, Glentworth, Lincoln Skinner Thomaa, Billinghay, Lincoln Tattershall Bridge, Lincoln Simms John jun. Glentworth, Lincoln Skinner W. Sand ho. Bromby, Doncastr Shaw Spilman, l<'lixborough, Doncaster tlimon Wilham & Perci\"al9 Newton-by- SkipwOl'th G. P. & L. Moortown,Caistor Shaw Thomas, Little Sutton, Wisbech Toft, Market Rasen SkipworthMrs.E Maltby,Raithby,Louth Shaw 'l'hos. Alfred, l<'rampton, Boston Srmon F. R. 'fhe Grange, Goxhill, Hull Skipworth Mrs. Elzbth. 'fathwell,Louth Shaw Mrs.ThomasGill,Friskney, Boston Simon George W. Tetney; Grimsby Skipworth Fitz Henry, Howsham,Brigg Shaw w·a.lter, Holton-le-Clay, Grimsby Simon William, Tetney, Grimsby Skipworth Frederick,Sausthorpe,Spilsby Shaw William, Gnanockgate, Sutton St. Simonds William T. Fishtoft, Boston Skipworth Henry,EastBarkwith,Lincoln Edmunds, Wisbech Simons J. & G. Tetford, Horncastle Skipworth Teft, Tathwell, Louth Shaw William, Tumby, Boston Simons Jsph. & Son, Mininsby, Boston Skupham John Thos. Monlton, Spalding Sheardo\\n Geo. Flixborough. Doncaster t;Jmons John, Gedney Hill, Wisbech Skupham R.Hogsgate,Moulton,Spalding Sheardown William, Normanby lodge, Simons John, Goxhill, Hull Skutt William, Snsworth, Doncaster Flixborough, Doncaster Simons R. Maltby-le-Marsh, Alford Slack Brothers, Waddington, Lincoln Shearman Wm. Owston.Ferry,Doncaster Simons William, Goxhill, Hull Slack Frederick, Saxilby, Lincoln Shea.rsmith Rd. Saxby All Saints, Hull Simpson B. Little Steeping, Spilsby Slack Robert, Woodhouse, Doncaster Shearsmith Thomas, Goxhill, Hull Simpson Bartholomew, Sloothby, Alford Slator & Bammond, Wyberton, Boston Shearwood Mrs. Anne, Bigby, Brigg Simpson Charles, Great Brand end, Slator Fredermk, Donington. Spalding Shearwood Mrs. Anne, Wrawby, llrigg Swineshead, Boston Slator Mrs. Harriet, Drove end, Wisbech Shearwood G. South end, Goxhill, Hull S1mpson Charles, Panton, 'Wragley Slator Henry, Washway, Holbeach Shearwood George, The Hann, Barrow- Simpson David, Goxhill, Hull Slator John, l<'en, Quadring, Spalding on-Humber Simpson E. Greengate, Wrangle, Boston Slator Richard J. Avenue,Sibsey,Boston Shearwood J. J. Brook hill,Goxhill, Hull Simpson Mrs. Ellen, Leake ]<'en, Boston Slator William R. Drove end, Wisbech Shelbourn J.Hough-on-the-H1ll,Grnthm Simpson ]1', 'Sea lane, I<'riskney, Boston Slaytor Charles H. Graizelound, Bawtry Shelbourn John, Waddington, Lincoln Simpson George, Blake house, Cherry Sleaford Charles, Walcot, Lincoln Sheldon Charles, Eagle hall, Eagle,Lncln Willingham, Lincoln Sleaford Edward, Fen, Walcot, Lincoln Sheldon Charles, Swmderby, Lincoln Simpson Geo. Lowfields, }'reiston,Bostn Sleight Edward, Sturton, Lincoln Shelley Mrs. Elizabeth, Toynton All Simpson G.Snaffers la.Whaplode,Spaldg Sleight Henry, Corringham, Gainsboro' Saints, Spilsby Simpson G. Trusthorpe,l\lablethorpeS.O Sleight Hy. 'l'hos. Pilham, Gains borough Shelton Mrs. Emma, Sutterton, Boston Simpson H. (e:xors. of), Eastville,.l1oston Sleight John, Fen, Swineshead, Boston Shelton Henry, The Grange, West Simpson Mrs. Hy. Hundleby, Spilsby Sleight J. Irby hall,Whaplode, Spalding Thorpe, Lincoln Simpson Henry, Thorpe St. Peter, Sleightholme Herbert Billiatt, l\lanton, Shelton Hy. Thorpe, Aisthorpe, Lincoln Wainfieet R.b.O Kirton Lindsey Shelton J.North st. Crowland,Peterboro' S:mpson H. S. The Marsh,Levertn.Bostn Sleightholme William Billiatt, Manor bo Shelton Richard Martin, Leake, Boston Simpson James, New Leake, Boston Grayingham, Kirton-in-Lindsey Shelton William, Bottesford, Brigg Simpson J. Fen, Halton Holegt. Spilsby Slight Herbert,Wilsford heath, Granthm Shelton William, Crowland, Peterboro' Simpson Jn. Ingoldmells, Burgh R.S.O Slinger G. M. I<'riesthorpe, MarketRasen Shephard John Thomas (exors. of), bimpson J. 'l'rusthorpe,MablethorpeS.O Slinger James William,tinelland,Lincoln Skirbeck Quarter fen, Boston Simpson J. Waddingham,KirtonLindsey Slings by Edmund, North Scarle,l'lewark Shepherd John, 'fbe Hann, Barrow-on- Simpson J. Great Hale, Heckmgton S.O Slingsby H. South end, Crowle,Doncastr Humber :,impson Joseph E. Algarkirk, Boston Slingsby John, Luddington, Goole .
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