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W estBroud1ton,Doveridge,Drby Johmon Hobert, Kirk Ireton, Derby Kirkland .John, Mugginton, Derby Lemon Thomas, Varwich, Ashborne Johnson Sam, 'Vheeldon trees, Earl Kirkland Joseph, Ashborne green, Off- LemonT.Priest's rcl.Tissington,Ashborne Sterndale, J3nxton cote & Underwoorl, Ashborne Lemons William, Carter Hole lane, Johnson Sampson, Doverid;:;e, Derby Kirkland Samuel, Matlock Bath Ridgeway, Chesterfield Johnson Sampson, Unstone, Sheffield KirkmanGeorg-e,llulland ward,Ashbrne Lenthall James, few Tree house, Old J ohnsonSl.Mansell pk.Mugginton,Derby KitchenMrs.E. Brambly.Bubnll. Chstrtld road, New Brampton, Chesterfield J ohnson Sl.Stockley, Palterton, Chestrfld Knee bone P.Pritcbley&Bull brdg.Derby Lessons John, Derwent, Shetlield Johnson:Mrs. S.Cote la.Hayfield,Stockprt Knifton Enoch & William, Birchwood, LevickG.l\lillthorpe, IIolmsfield.Chstrfld J ohnson 1\lrs.Sarah, Hazelhurst, Phoside, Cox bench, Holbrooke, Derby LimbG. 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