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Biding Yorkshire 1H45 WES~ BIDING YORKSHIRE. FAR • \Yoodhead James~ White hill, Illing- Wo~nop 'l'homas, Dam side, ~orth- Wright W.Hill top,Oakworth,Keighley: worth, Halifax owpnn, Halifax '<Vri~ht WiUiam, r.ower gro•e, Green:l Woodhesd James Brooke, Normanton Wra~l{ Thomas & .Sons, .Old Wheel field, Mancheste't Woodhead John, Giles hill,Shelf,Halitax storr.-, Sheffidd Wright William, Nun Monktort, York Woodhead John, Haddenley, Fulstone, Wragg DaRiel, Fairest, Sheffield Wrigley B. Sandoed, Delph, Manchestr Huddersfield Wragg George, Loxley, Sheffield Wrigley Edward, Austerlands. Water- Woodhead John, Salendine nook, Lind- Wragg HenryJ N~thergate, 8tanning- head milt, Oldham ll'y, H uddel'l!field ton, Sheffielc Wrigley H. Den by- Dale, Huddersfield Woodhead Juhn, Wooldale, Huddersfld Wragg John, Hallam grange, Pulwood, Wri~dey Mrs. John, Rye top, Upper WoodhP.ad JonarhanF Catshaw Cross, Sheffield mill, Manchester 'l'hurlstone, Sheffield W rBgg J. Birley carr, Hirst, Sheffi Id Wrigley :\1 rs. M.Siack, Denshw.Mnchstr Woodhead J. Motley row,Guisely.Leeds Wr~gg 'l'homas, Holdworth, Sheffield Wrigley William, Fixby, Huddersfield Woodhead Joseph, Totties, Wooldale, Wra~g Thomas. Loxley, Sheffield Wrigley Wright, Brook head, Upper Huddersfield Wrath all Mrs. G. Grassington, Skipton mill, Manchester" Woodhead J.Upper Thong, Huddersfield Wrathall Isaac, Thornton-in-Lonsdale, Wroe James, Melbourne House farm, Woodhead .Mrs. M.Up.Thong,Hnddrsfld Camforth Wrenthorpe, Wakefield Woodhead Mrs. Hobert, Ayclitle hill, Wrathall James, Barnawick, Burton- Wroe Thomas, Emb.~ay, Skipton Great H orton, Bradford in-Lonsdnle~ Carnforth Wroot w. Moor~"nd, Thorne, Doncaster WoodheadWm.Clayton heights,Brarlfrd Wrathall John, West house~ Thornton- \V~ rill Mrs. Mary, Harthill-with- Woodhead Wm.Fealherstone,Pontefr·act in-Lonsdale, Carnforth Woodall 1 Sheffield WoodheadWm. Raw end,Warley, H11.lifx 'Vrathall Lupton,Appletreewick,!:lkiptn Yardley John, Chapel hou!le, Elmley, Woodhouse Joseph &; 8on, Midhope Wrathall Stephen, Lowet" Laith, Lay- Wah:efield ~tones, Peuistone cock, Oakworth, Keighley Yardley William, Wood roy, Cawthorne, Wuodhouse Mrs. Ann, Coppice, Bell WrathallS.Ki"rksteads,IIJgletn.Carnfrth Barnsley bagg, Upper Hallam, Sheffield Wrathall Thomas, Bendyatt', Long Yare George, Grisedale, Gar~dale, Sed- Woodhouse William, Grouse & 'l'rout, Prelltnn, Leeds bergh R.S.O Redmires, Tipper Hallam, Sht'ffield Wrath11ll 'l'homas, Burlon-in-Lonsdale, Vates George, Burton Leonard, Leeds Woodhouse William, Half roods, Mel- Carnforth Yates Jas. Lane ends-, Norlarul, Halifax tham, Huddersfield Wrarhall William, Coniston, Skipton YatesJ.~nowlea,Longwood,Huddersfld Woodhouse William Henry, Ley moor, Wratball William, Rastrlck, Brighouse Yates Owen, Bishop Thornton, Leeds Golear, Huddersfidd Wrather Sam A. Hepworth, Huddersfld Yates Thomas, Rraithwell, Rotherham Woodpidge Jose~-thi Painthorpe,Wakefld Wray Henry, Long Preston, Leeds Yates Thomas, Hmywood, Burghwallis, 'W oodrup Elias, Hellifield, Lt'l'ds Wray John, Gigg-leswick, Settle Doncaster Woodrup ElillS, Studfold, Stonebeck Wray John, New Miller dam,Wakefld Yeadon J. Nunnery, Arthington, Otley Down, Leeds Wray J. The Lodge,8pofforth, Wetherby \'eadon Joshua William,- Coppysyke, WoodrupElias,Woodale,Middlesmr. Lds Wray J. Prospect, Follifoot. Wetherby Fewston, Otley ' Woodrup John, Kettlewell, Skipton Wray Richard, Nun Monkton, York Yeardley David, Lower Haugb, Raw- WoodrupJn.Woodale,Middlesmr.Leeds Wray Wm. Hutton Wandesley, York marsh, Rotberham Woodrup J. Gill ho. Middlesmoor,Leeds Wreesell Wm. The Hall, Drax, Selhy Yeardley Genr~el', High green, Chapel­ Woodi!T.Moorgarth,Ingleton,Carnforth Wri~ht John & William, Moor, Folli- town, Sheffield WoodsW .Up.Bagden,Scissett,Huddr:~fld foot, Wetherby Veardley Henry, Shire g1-een~ Sheffield Woodward C. Low.Dunsforlh, Ouseburn Wri!!ht Alfred, Cattal grange, Cattal Yeardley John, Grenoside, '3h~ffield Woodward John, A1·ksey, Doneaster Magna, Wetherby Yeardley Mrs. Martha, Hooton Levett, Woodward John,Huddl~ston ball,South Wrig-ht Ramard, Stock hridge,Keighley Maltby, Rotherham Milford R.S.O Wright Henjamin, ·windhill, Shipley Yeardley Mrs. Netherhaugh, Greas- Woodward John, .Newthorpa, South Wright Benjamin Gilla, Eccup, Leeds brough, Rotherham Milfurd R.::-l.O Wright Charles, Middle Pitcherclough, Yeardlt!yTho~.Greasbrough~ Rotherham Woodward Thoma~, Higher Dunsforth, Oak worth, Kei~hley Yeates George, Studley Rogtlr, Ripon Boroughbridge Wright Charl~ Oglethorpe hall, Bram- Y.. ates Wm. Skelton, Boroughbridge Woodward W.Low.Dunsfortb,Ouseburn ham, Tadcaster Ydland William, Horburv, Wakefield Woodward W. Minskip, Boroughbridge Wrig-bt Edward, Carlton, Wakefield Yeoman Christr. Tllreshfield 1 Skipton \Voof James, Borrett, ~edhergh R_S.O Wright Eustace, Acomb, York Yeoman John, Malham, Leedta 1. Woof Wm~ Buckhanks,Sedbergh R.S.O Wright George. Ouseg-ate, Selby Yewdall Charles Arthur, Rndley, Leeds Woofenden John, Catpitts farm, Cross- WrightMrs.G.Wrb!ley,Nth.Bierly.Brdfd Yewdall H. Sun wood,Clayton, BrarJfrd hills, Leeds Wdght Mrs.Hannh. Denholme, Hingley Vewdall Mrs. Juhn, Clayton, Bradford 7 \\ ooler James, Monubent side, Bolton- Wright Henry, Black hill, Keighley Young Jn. A. & Jas. Horsforth, Lee& by- Bolland, Clitheroe W right I.!aac, Cononley, Leeds Voumr Bernard J _ Richmond, Sheffielc! Wouler Ja~. Upton, Rouse mill, Batley Wright haac~ Wibsey, North Bierley, Young Charles, Ahertimi, L~d.t Wooler John, White stones, BJlton-by- Bradfurd Young Henry, Hazlewond, 8klpton B~land, Clitheroe Wright James, Grassin~nn, Skipton Young Henry 8. C. Aberford, Leeds Wooler Phineas, Hesbert hall,Gisburne Wright J. Hill lop, Dungworth, ShefHd Young- MitiS Jarre, Newl11y, Leeds-- torest, Settle Wright John, Garden of Eden, Cop- YfiUDI{ John, Hazlewood, Sklpton Woo!t-r Robe-rt,Redshaw.f'owling,Lf>eds manthorpe, York Young Matthewj Flaxby, Knaresboro' Wooller Geor~&tt2 Runley bridge, Settle Wrig-ht John, Kelbrook, Colne Young Thos. Laund, Barden~ Skipton Woull.-r Henry, HetTOn, Skipton Wright. J. Lodge, Hru1sworth,Normnntn Young Thoma~, Long Mar;~ton, York Worden A.Swindon end,Linton,Skipton Wright John, Lofthouse, Waketield Young T~omlls, Middlestown, Wakefld Wordsworth Georger Iluthwaite farm, Wright John, Rigton, Otley Young Mrs. W. Worsborou~h, Barnsley Thurg-oland, Sheffield Wright John, Rose hill, Rawmarsh, Wormal!l J.Mil!!Mn ho.Warley,Halifax Rotherham Fa.nn :Ba.ilit'fs. Wormald John Henry, Cawood, Selby Wrig-ht John, Slippery ford, Oakworth, Apnleyard Z11chariah (to Mt'.ssrs. 0. Wormald John Hy. Ryther, Tadcaster Keighley lngham ~ SoM), Ruoley lane, W or maid W m.J sph.Cawthorne, Bamsly Wright John, Thorpe Audlin, Pontefr~t Bradford Wormald Joshua, Luddenden,MRncbstr Wright J. W. 8ykes farm, l''arnley, Ltf~ AUt;tin Gile9 (to Earl Fitzwilliam), Wormall Richard, Lothersdale, Leeds Wright Josepb, Meltham, Hnddersfield Wentworlh, Rotherham Wormald ~amuel, Cawood Castle farm, Wright Joseph, Oak'" fold, Birch lane, Barker George (to Tltomru Childesq.), Cawood, Sdby Bowling Old lane, Bradford Lahurnum house, ~eacroft, Leeds WormwellD.Lidgertflatt,Brogdn.Leeds Wright J. C. Green la. Pannal, Harrogt Ba:-ker Thomu (to G. ;t F. England Wormwell Hartley, Kt>lbrook, Colne Wright Peter, Sugden house, Bingley esqrs.), Hen!!Rll, 8elby> Wormwell Jn. Copie~,Gisburne,Skipton Wri~ht Philip, Gowdall, Selby Barker Thomas (to Jamu Bowman Wormwell John, Kelhtook, Colne Wright Philip, Long Mar.. ton, York e.~q. Z.P.), Pickl.-M ls.Gibbetrd.Halifx WolT!lll Henry, Ughill1 Sheffit'ld Wril!ht Richard A. Tockwith, York Bartle Joseph (ttJ Willi.am A ldam esq~ Worrall John, Brig-httllmlee, Sheffi~ld Wright Rohert, Hill end, Bingley .J_P.), Frickley, Doncastsr Wo~ick George, RoundhiH, Turvin, Wright Rddger, "Barnoldswick, Leeds Beard George (to R. Mickltflhwait Sowerhy, Halitax Wri~ht Seth, Hill end, Harden, Ringle~ esq-), Ardsley, Ban1sley Worsick William, Frost hall,Erringden, Wright M. Molton com. Bolton, Br11dfrd lleaumont John (to T. Brooke e8f[.)1 Manchester W right 'l'homa!l, Back-o'-th" -low, Water- Herry Brow, Huddersfield 'Vorsnop J ames,Lee farm, Northowiam, he:1d mill, {)ldham Beaumont Thomas (tn Jola"' SluJlsey Halifax Wri~ht Thomas, Norton, Dont'a.ster esq.), Park lane, Hatfldd, Donca.'lter Worsnop 8o.muel,High Fearnley,Wyke, Wrigbt W:. Kirkhy0vt."l"blow,Wetherby Bennett Willi11m (to Joktt Bennett Bradford Wright Wm.- Harden, Kelbrook, Colne esq.), Swioefleet, Goole .
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