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Farillcrs. Crawshaw John E 730 FarIllcrs. Crawshaw John E. Oughtibridge, S Day Edwin, Silkstone, Barnsley Eltton Mrs Mary A. Wortley, S Crawshaw Robert VV. Nether Handley, Day Richard, Monk Bretton, B Ebblewhite Wm. Great Houghton, B Staveley, Chesterfield Deakin Henry & Samuel, Guilthwaite, Eddison GeorgE', Shireoaks, W orksop ; Crawshaw Thomas, Hunshelf, S Whiston, Rotherham Eddison Robert, Beighton, Woodhouse Crawshaw Thomas, Oughtibridge, S Deakin William, Braithwell, R Eddison William, Shireoaks, Worksop Crawshaw 1J>omas, Penistone, S Denton William, Nether Hoyland, B Edeson John, Sparken hill, W orhop Cree John, Clown, Chesterfield Dibb BIyth, Wath, Rotherham Edge Geo. Westhorpe, Killamarsh, C Cre::;wick Benjamin, Eccle::;field corn. S Dicken Robert, Brampton, C Edwa,rds Charles, N ewbold, C Creswick George, Ringinglowo, S Dickens Miss Ann, Staveley, C Edwards Henry, Newbold, C Creswick Geo. 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Mexbro' Elliott George, Bradwell, Sheffield Crofts Joseph, Sutton, Chesterfield Dickinson John, Sothall, Beighton, Elliott Henry, Brightholmlee, Oughti- Crofts Mrs Mary & Robt.W.Staveley,C W oodhouse bridge, SheffipId Crofts Thomas, Wadsley, Sheffield Dickinson Thomas, Thurlstone, S Elliott John, Holmesfield, Chesterfield Crookes Charles, Beighton, W oodhouse Dixon George, Wadsley, Sheffield Elliott John, Wingerworth, C Crookes Herbert, Brampton, C Dixon John Henry, Brampton, C Elliott J oseph, Bradfield, Sheffield Crookes Jas. Newbold, Chesterfield Dixon Joseph, Bromley, Wortley, S Elliott Joseph, Derwent, Sheffield Crookes John, Barlow, Chesterfield Dixon William, Killamarsh, C Elliott Mark, 13radfield, Sheffield Crookes Mrs Sarah, Millhouses, S Dobb Thomas, Wickersley, R Elliott Mrs Mary, Watt lane, Cross Crookes Thomas, Brampton, C Doble Geo. Laughton-en-le-Morthen,R pool, Sheffield Crookes John, Brampton, Chesterfield Dobson Wm. 40 Heeley grn. Heeley, S Elliott Ralph, Eyam, Sheffield Crassland Henry R. Outseats, S Dodgson William, Burton, Monk Jmiott Samuel, Dore, Sheffield Crassland Joseph, Outseats, Sheffield Bretton Abbey, Barnsley Elliott Mrs Sarah, Curbar, Sheffield Cross Thomas, Kimberworth, R DodsoI;l Edward, Crabtree, Park, S Elliott Thomas, Bradwell, Sheffield Crassland Oharles, Hunshelf, Sheffield Dodson Mrs Jane, Handsworth, S Elliott Thomas, Edensor, Bakewell Crossland Thomas, Nether Padley, S Dodson William, Rooton Roberts, R Elliott Thomas, Ho~e, Sheffield Orosl'land "\Villiam, Harlington, Barn- Dodson William, "\Vindy House and Elliott William, Stanningtorl, S burgh, Doncastpr Rolthouse, Sheffield Ellis Charles, South An::;ton, R Crossley Edward, 'Ventworth, R Downing Wm. Arbourthorne farm, S Ellis George, 'Vath, Rotherham Crossley Mrs Eliz. .:Yliclhope, Penistonc Drabble Edward, Barlow, Chesterfield Ellis Mrs Harriet, Curbar, Sheffield Crossley Ira, Thurlstone, Sheffield Drabble Bnoch, Stannington, Sheffield Ellis J ames, Curbar, Sheffield Crossley .Toseph, Midhope, Penistane Drabble Henry, Stannington, S Ellis J oseph, Curbar, Sheffield Crossley Joseph, Thurlstone, S Drabble John, Stannington, Sheffield Ellis William, Oughtibridge, Sheffield Crowder N etherthol'po, Astan, R Drabble John & ll. Brampton, C Ellison IIy. Hill top, Kimberworth, R Cundy Isaac, Old Whittington, C Drinkall John, Laughton-en-le-1\:Ior- I Ellison Thomas, Bolsterstone, R Curtis Thos. Netherthorpe, Aston, R then, Rotherham I Elwill Samuel, Silkstone, Barnsley Cuthbert John, Stannington, Sheffield Driver Thomas, Calver, Sheffield Emson Jno.Laughton-en-le-Morthen,R Cutts J oscph, Stavelcy, Chesterfield Dronfield Cornelius, ,Vingerworth, C England Chas. 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