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Linuolnshire. Far 795 TRADES DIRECTORY.] LINUOLNSHIRE. FAR 795 Love Freeman, RoWilton Field, Rows ton, Major John, Sticktord~ Bosron Marshal! John ThllliUIB, Withem, .Alford tincoln Major Rt. Waddingham,KirtonLiDdsey R..S.O Mun;hali John Wm. Claxby, Market Rasen Lmrell Cha.rll!!l, Ba.rgreens, 8ticlrney, Boston Makema.n Mrs. Sarah, ~ney hill, Wisbech Marsha.ll Joseph, Algarkirk, Spa.lding Lovely John Wa.tson, Freiston, B011ton Ma.key John, Fen,Bnmsron, LinoolR Marsha.ll Joseph, The Slates. Ra.ithby; Louth Lovitt John, Newton·by-Toft, Market Ra.sen Makey John, Tetfoffi. Horncastle ' Marshal! Mark, J)ra.in side, Kirton, Boston Low Grummit, Rippingale, Bourn Makings William, Dyke, Bourn Marshal! Rich~ Saxilhy, Lincoln Lowden Willia.m Bosron, Fulney, Spading Makin& Thomas, Bmmpton, Gainsborough Marshali Rt. Kea.l Coates, West Kea.l, Spilsby Lowder George, Ash by, Brigg Makins Thomas, Torksey, Gainsborough Marshal! Samuel, Hackthorn, Lincoln Lowder George, Holme, Brigg Mall Thomas, Wroot, Bawtry Marshal! Mrs. Sarah, Skegness Lowe Chas. C.N ewstea.d mills, Uffingtn. Stmfrd Malt by Chrisropher, Old Bolingbroke, Spilsby Marshal! Thomas, Burron-on-Stather,Doncstr Lowe Henry, Moat house, Leake, Boston Malt.by GilD. Snitterby, Kirton Lindsey R.S.O Marshal! Thomas, Epworth, Doncaster Lowe-Ja.mes, Dogdyke, Boston Ma!tby John, Firsby, Spilsby Marshal! ThomB.B, Fen, Thorpe St. Peter, Lowe Richard, Hutroft, Alford Maltby John, Hogsthorpe, Alford Wainfleet All Saints R.S.O Lowe Thorn~~. Moorhouse, Sleaford Malt by John, Mum by, Alford Marshal! Thomas, Ludborough, Louth Lowery Mark, Covenha.m St. Mary, Louth Maltby .John, The Glebe, Sotby, Wragby Marshal! ThomasH.KirkbyUnderwood,Bonrn. Loweth Charles, Holbeo.ch hum, Holbeach Ma!tbyJonas,Orby,Burgh-in-the-Mrsh. R.S.O Marshal! Wa!lis, Longlands, Withern, Alford Loweth Joseph, Fleet, Holbeo.ch Ma!tby Thomas, Thorpe St. Peter, Wainfieet Marshal! William, Cabonm, Caistor Lowis Anthony, Little Steeping, Spilsby All Saint!~ R.S.O Marshal! William, Fen, Fleet, Holbeach Lowis OhB.H. E. Sa.ndholme, Frnmpron,Boeron Maltby Willia.m, Firshy, Spilsby Marshal! William, Fen, Martin, Lincoln Lowis Edwin, Thorpe St. Peter, Wainfieet All MamwellChristopher,GrainthOl"pe,Gt.Grmsby Marshal! William, Tattershall bridge, BORton Saints R.S.O Mamwell William, Gminthorpe, Gt. Grimsby Marshal! William, Warhingborough, Lincoln LowiB Robert, Friesthorpe, Market Rasen MIUln Mrs. Emma, Pode hole, West Pinch- Marshal! William, Winteringham, Donca.ster Lowis William, Addlethorpe, Burgh R.S.O beck, Spalding Marshment William, Eaat Kirkby, Spilsby Lowish Wm. Wood, Cabourn house, Caisror Mann William, Westwood side, Bawtry Marston John Taylor, Qnadrington, Sleaford Lowther John Osborne, Denron, Grantham Mansfield Edward, Eastgate, Bourn Martin Mrs_ Elizabeth, Langriville, Bost{)n Lucas Charles William, Alvingham, Louth Mansfield Itichard, Eagle, Newark Martin George, Hubbert's Bridge farm, Kir- Lucas Albert, Alvingham, Louth Mansfield Robert, Swaton, Fal.kingham ton fen, Boston Lucas Christopher, Fotherby, Louth Manton Charles, Donington, Spalding Martin Henry, Newball, Staintan-by-I.ang• Lucas George, Yarborough, Louth MIUIWn Ja.mes, Fleet, Holbeach worth, Lincoln Lncas Stephen, Helpringham, 8leaford Manton William, ~~<'leet, Holbea.ch Martin Henry, Norron Disney, Newark Lufl'ma.n William, Monksthorpe house, Great Manders William, Grainthorpe, Gt. Grimsby Martin James I<'.S.I. Thorpe St. Peter,. Steeping, Spilsby Maplethorpe Jsph. Hart's Grounds, Boston Wainfleet All Saints R.S.O.; & Ivy house, Lunn Edward, Lea, Gainsborough Maplethorpe Samuel, New Holland, Hull Wainfleet St. Mary Lunn George, Lea, Gainsborough Mappin Samuel, Sca.mpton, Lincoln Martin Maxwell, Uffington, Stamford Lupton John, Bla.nkney, S.O Mapplethorpe Wm. Habrough, Ulceby Martin Robert, Greetwell, Lincoln Lupton John, West Pinchbeck, Spalding March John & Edward, Swinstead, Bourn Martin Itobert, Hundle houses! Wildmore,. Lupton Jn. Carter, West Pinchbeck,Spa!ding March Henry, East Side frm. Lusby, Spilsby Coningsby, Bosron Lnsby Ja.mes, Nettleha.m, Lincoln MW"fleet Mrs. Ann, Somerron castle., Booth by, Martin Robert, South Somercotes,Gt.Grmsby Lnsby Thomas, Grimsby road, Louth Lincoln Martin Thomas, Snarford, Market Rasen Lnty Willia.m, Hutroft, Alford Marfieet Charles, Boothby, Lincoln Martin Thom8.8, South Ormsby-cnm-Ketsby, Lya!l J. G. Caenby hall, Market Ra.sen Martleet Edward Hy. Bassingham, Newark Alford Lyell Dufton, The Cottage, Stickney, Boston Marfleet Mrs. Eliza, Bank, Wainfleet St. Martin Thornel, Haven bank, Boston Lyne Joseph, Yaddlethorpe, Brigg Mary R.S.O Martin Waiter F. B. I. Pepperthorpe hall, Lynn Chris. Drawdike, TyddSt. Mary, Wisbech Marfleet Wm. Creasy, W ainfieetSt. Mary R. S. 0 W sin fleet st. Mary R. S. 0 Lynn George, Eagle, Newark Marfoot William, Laughton, Gainsborough MartinWalter,Swinthorpe, Snelland, Wrngby, Lynn Ja.mes, Cowbit, Spa!ding Margrave Mrs. Elizh. Atterby,Kirton Lindsey Lincoln Lynn John, Belron ashes, Belton, Grnntham Margrave Wm. D. North end,Crowle,Doncstr Ma.rwood John, Salttleetby St. Peter's, Louth Lynn John, Church farm,Stroxton,Gra.ntham Markellie James, Chapelgate, Gedney, S.O Masden Jvhn, Tumby, Boston Lynn Joseph, Lenron, Grantham Markharn George, Bradley, Gt. Grimsby Mashford Henry, Keddington, Louth Lynn Robert, Norron Disney, Newark Markham Gilorge, Marsh, Moulton, Spa!ding Mashford John Henry, Keddington, Louth Lynn Thoma~, Hackthorn, Lineoln Markham George, Waltham, Gt. Grimsby Ma.~hford William, Weston, Spalding Mackinder J. Wm.Ha.nby hall, We! ton-in-the- Markham John, Waltham, Great Grimsby Mason Henry, North fen, Bourn Man;h, Spilsby; & Addlethorpe,BnrghR.S.O MarkhamJsph. Kirkby-cum-Osgodby, Market Mason Henry, Upton, Gains borough Lynn William, Fen, Fleet, Holbeach Rasen Mason John, Deeping High bank, Deeping. Lynn W. Giddings ho. Tydd St.Mary, Wisbech MarkhamThoma.s,Common,Moulton, Spaldn~; St. Nicholas, Spalding Lyon (John & William) & Taylor, Ma.rton, Markbam Waiter, Leake, Boston Mason Jn.Messingham, Kirron LindseyR.S.O Gainsborough Markham William, Brigsby, Gt. Grimsby Mason John, North end, Crowle, Doncaster Lyon Charles, Bntterwick, Bosron Markham Wm. Holbeach St.John's,Holbeach Mason John,TheGmnge,Benniworth, Wragby Lyon John, Castle Bytham, Stamford MarkillieE.Roman bank,Long Sutton,Wisbch Mason Richard, Yarborough, Louth Lyon John, Youngwood, Ba.rdney, Lincoln Markillie Edward, jun. Roman bank, Long Mason Thomas, North fen, Bourn McAulay Samuel, Aylesby, Great Grimsby Button, Wisbech Mason William, Eastgate, Bourn McCann Tolley, Billingborough, Falkingham Marlow Ebenezer, St. John's, Fleet, Holbeach Mason William,Huttoft bank,Hutroft,Alford Machin Alfred, Fen, Quadring, Spa!ding Marr Reuben, Groo.t Steeping, Spilsby Mason William, jun. North fen, Bourn Maohin Mrs. Ann, Fen, Quadring. Spalding Marr Richard, Mum by, Alford Mason William Clapham, Hykeham fielde. Machin Jonatha.n, Swaton, Falkingham Marriot Richard, Carlton-le-Moorland,Newrk North Hykeham, Lincoln Machin Richard, Bicker, Spalding Marriott:Cha.s. Kirkby-cum-Osgodby, Market Mason William Minitt, Ca!ceby, Alford Machin Mrs.Sa.ra.h, Bank,Gosberron,Spalding Itasen Mason Wm. N. Rigsby ho. Rigsby, Alford Macbin William, Bicker, Spalding Marriott James, Kingerby, Market Rasen Ma.~sey George, Fen, Wigtoft, Spalding MachonT.Bullington hall, Wragby; & at Rand Ma.rriott James, Kirkby-cum-Osgodby, Mar- Massey John, Tupholme, Lincoln Machon William, Girsby, Louth ket Rasen Massey Joseph, Twigmoor, Ma.nron, Kirton- Makinder Charles, Belleau, Alford Marriott Jas. NorthWillingham,MarketRasen in-Lindsey Mackinder Ha.rwood, Gra.nge, I.a.ngron-by- Marriott James Osgodby, Thonock: la.ne, Mastin Albert William, Sands Hills farm, Spilsby, Spilsby Ga.insborough Grainsby, Great Grimsby Macki11der Herbert, Mere hall, Mere, Lincoln Marriott Joseph, Middle Rasen,Market Rasen Mastin Charles, Fen, Gedney S.O Mack:inder John, Wainfieet St. Mary R.S.O Marriott Robert, Manor farm, Baston, Mar- Mastin Fredk. G. Kirkby Laythorpe, Sleaford Mack:inder Mrs. Sa.rah, Frieston heath, Cay- ket Deeping MastinFredk.Gw. West end, Frampton, Bost:d thorpe, Grantham Marriott Thomas, North Hykeham, Lincoln Mastin William, Dales, Walcott, Boston Mackintosh Mrs. Elizabeth, Eiphnh, Caisror Marriott William, East Theddlethorpe, Louth Mastin William Chantry, Fen,Gedney, S.O Mackrill Rt.Orby, Burgh-in-the-Marsh R.S.O Ma.rriott William, North Hykeham, Lincoln Mastin Wm. Cuthbert, Dales,Waloott,Boeron ?dcVicar Neil, Limber hill, Limber (Great), Ma.rriott Wiiliam. Sandy bush, Willingham- Mason Frederick, Great Hale, Bleaford; fficeby by-Stow, Gainsborough Mattock William, Foston, Lrantham Maddison Charles, Cowbit, Spalding Marris Edward, Goxhill, Hull Maugha.n John T. Tetney Lock, Gt. Grimsby MaddisonFk.Morley,Hagworthingham,Splsby Marris George, Stope hill, Holton-le·Moor, Maw Alien, Westgate, Belton, DonOOBter Maddison George, 21 Burton road, Lincoln Caisror Maw George, Epworth, Doncaster· Maddiso11 George, Holron-le-Moor, Caifltor Marris Thomas, Croxkm, fficeby village Maw Henry, Epworth, Doncaster Maddison John, High Toynton, Hornca.stle Marrows Frederick, Wickenby, Wragby Maw James Crowle cot. Crowle, Doncaster Maddison John, Kirron Lindsey R.S.O Man!d.en William, Gunhouse, Doncaster Maw John Epworth, Donca~~ter Maddison John, Scothern, Lincoln Marsh Richard, Annsby, Sleaford Maw John, Legbonrne, Louth Maddison Richard, Kirton Lindsey R.S.O Marshal! Richard & Ben. Freiston, Boston Maw John Henry, Epworth, Donca.ster Maddison Rd.Redbourne,KirtonLindseyR.S.O Marshal! Benjamin, South street,.Caistor
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