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DEVONSHIRE. [KELLY's FARMERS-Continued • 878 FAR DEVONSHIRE. [KELLY'S FARMERS-continued. Piper Thomas, Soldon moor, Holsworthy Powlesland·John, Denbury, Crediton Pickard Mrs. Mary & Son, Allisland, Piper William, Flares, Bradford, Powlesland.t.Itton,S.Tawton,Okehmptn Petrockstowe, Beaford R.S.O Brandis Corner R.S.O PowleslandSamuel, Clarkstown, Broad- Pickard Robert, Chenson, Chawleigh, Pitcairn John H. Webbery Barton, wood-Kelly, Winkleigh R.S.O Chulmleigh Alverdiscott, Bideford Powlesland Thomas Beadle, Lower Pickard Wil1iarn, Ludon, Thelbridge, Pitt John, Silverton, Cullompton Rewe, Shobrooke, Crediton Morchard Bishop R.S.O Pitt Torn, Oburnford, Cn\lompton Powlesla~d Williarn, Peck, Lustleigh, Pidgeon John, Lower Roadway, Stock- Pitts J. & C. 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