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Stretchney, Diptford, Ivybridge TrickRobt. Whitehouse,WinkleighR.S.O Tucker John, D.udland, East down, Tope John Edwin, Buckfastleigb R.S.O Trick Waiter, Post office, St. Giles-in- Barnstaple Torr John, Higher Coombe, Coombe, the-Wood, Great Torrington Tucker John, Goodleigh, Barnstaple Mounts R.S.O Trick W.I<'litton, Nth.Molton,Sth. Moltn TuckerJ.Livaton,Sth.Tawton,Okehmptn Torring Geo.Ashford,Aveton GiffordS.O Trick William, Towel!, Beaford R.S.O Tucker John, Lower Haxton, Bratton TorringtonJohn, Whitemore,Knowstone, Trickey Albert, Hollamore Barton, l<'leming, Barnstaple South Molton Tawstock, Barnstaple TuckerJ.Rediford,Churchstw.Kingsbdge Tossell John, Swymbridge, Barnstaple Trickey James, Hitt, Whimple, Exeter TuckerJ.Rodsworthy,RoseAsh,S.Molton Tosswill John Henry, Crowdy mill, TrickeyM.Grange,Merton,BeafordR.S.O Tucker Jn. Sth. Allington, Kingsbridge Harbertonford, Totnes TrickeyW.Pitney,Broadhembury,Honitn 'fuckerJ. Uppacott,Swymbrdge. 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