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Staffordshire. Far 681 TRADES DIRECTORY.] STAFFORDSHIRE. FAR 681 Harper "P:phraim, Bednall, Stafford Harvey Wm. Bromley Hurst, Rugeley Heatley Thomas, The Medleys, Pats- Harper Richard, Marsh end, Wednes- Harvey W. Kingiiley moor,Kingsley,Stk hull, Wolverhampton field, Wolverhampton Harvey Willia.m, Whitley eaves, Woot- Heaton Edward, Moorleigh heath, Mid- Harris Benjamin, Butterton, Leek ten, Eccleshall dleton Green, Stoke Harris Edward, Holly grove, Rolling- Haskew F. W. Dark la. Longdon,Rugly Heaton Waiter Shirley, The Grange, ton, Stafford Hastilow J. Burntwood, Lichfield Stallington, Stoke Harris Geo. Dean st. Brewood,Stafford Hastilow John, Highfields, Burntwood, Heaton William, Coton hayes, Coton, Harris Hy. Acton Trussell, Stafford Lichfield Milwich, Stone Harris John, Upper Leigh, Stoke Hastings G. H. jun. Grindon, Stoke Heler Bros. Darlaston, Stone Harris W. Damgate, Ilam, Ashbourne Hathaway John, Shenstone park, Shen- Heler J oseph, Craddock's moss, Leycetb HaiTis William, Draycott, Derby stone, Lichfield Heler Mrs. Joseph, Brockwood hill, Harris William, Fauld, Burton Rattan J. 'r. Great Wyrley, Walsall Park End, Newcastle Harris W. Woodlands, Uttoxeter S.O Hawkesworth John, Bagnall, Stoke Heler 'r. Betley Old hall, Betley,Crewe Harris William Walter, Walton-on-the- Hawkins Mrs. .Ann, Bowers, Eccleshall Heler William (exors. of), EardleyEnd, Hill, Stafford 1 Ha;wkins George, Garnelow, Horsley, Newcastle Harrison A dam, Butterton, Leek Eccles hall Hellaby J oseph, Wiggington, Tarn wrth Harrison Adam, Gorse, Kingsley, Stke Hawkins H. H. Armitage, Rugeley Hemmings C. Hill Chorlton, Newcastle Harrison .Ada:n, j"Gn. Butterton, Leek Hawkins Jn. Pool house, Eccleshall Hemmings T. Hill Cborlton, Newcastl6 Harrison Arthur, Stanton, Ashbourne Hawkins J. W. Brocton, Stafford Hemmingsley Rd. Cheslyn Hay, Walsll Harrison Charles, Rolleston, Burton 1 Hawkins Rupert, Caverswall, Stoke Hemmingsley Wm. Warstone, Shares- Harrison F. White ho.Aldridge,Walsall Hawkins Wm. Caverswall, Stoke hill, Wolverhampton Harrison Fredk, Lodge farm, Stoney- Hawkins Wm. Fradswell, Stafford Hendley Joseph, Audmore, Stafford dale, Oakamoor, Stoke Hawley Robt. Edwd. Sandon, Stone Hewitt Joseph, Werrington, Stoke Harrison Frederick, Rushall, Walsall Hay "\t. Wombourne, Wolverhampton Hewitt 'rhos. Haunton, Clifton Camp- Harrison G. Blakelow, Ipstones, Stoke Haydon James, Dog kennels, Tixall, ville, Tamworth Harrison G. Foxholes, Talke, Stoke Stafford Hewkin Gasper & John, Wednesbury Harrison Mrs. H. Crowboro, Horton Hayes Abel, Ollton, Asbborne Hibbert William. Little Bramsball, Harrison Mrs. Hannah, Draycott,Drby Hayes J. Watering, Blare, Ashbourne Uttoxeter S.O Harrison Henry, The Rowleys, Middle Hayes William, Calton, Ashborne Hickenbottom Mrs. Mary, Alstonfield, Mayfield, .A.shhorne Hayes "\Villiam, Snellsdale, Upper May- Ashbourne Harrison Herbert, Mucklestone, Mar- field, Ashborne Hickman Henry, Wolverhampton road, ket Drayton Haynes T. Mitton, Penkridge, Stafford Sedgley, Dudley Harrison James, Lane end, Rusht(m Hayward Ezekiel, Dunston Heath, Hickman J. Gospel end, Sedgley,Dudly Spencer, Macclesfield Dunston, Stafford Hidderley Robert, Little Longsdon, Harrison Job, Marchington Woodlands, Hayward William, Wetmore, Burton Longsdon S.O Uttoxeter S.O Haywood John, The Rice, Upper May- Higgott Jesse, Mosterley, Burntwood, Harrison J. Blackbrook, Winkhill,Leek field, Ashborne Lichfield Harrison J. The Hoo,Enville,Stourbrdg Haywood John \Villiam, Stretton,Brtn Higgott Samuel, Branstone, Burton Harr:ison J. The Turn, Ipstones, Stoke Haywood Joseph, Gayton, Stafford Higgott Samuel, Rolleston, Burton Harrison Joseph, Church Mayfield, Hazlehnrst Thos. lleamhurst, Strams- Higton Enoch, Wetton, Ashborne Ashborne hall, Stafford Higton George, New York, Upper Elk· Harrison Joseph, Elford mill, Elford, Head Francis & Sons, Shortheath, stone, Ashborne 'ramworth ·Wolverhampton IIigton John C. Wetton, Ashborne Harrison Joscph, Gailey, Stafford Head John, \Voodcross, Coseley, Bilstn Higton: Thomas, Wetton, Ashborne Harrison Samuel, Betley, Crewe Heapy George, Talbot barn, Leek Hiley John, I<'radley, Lichfield Harrison Samuel, Orchard, Church Heath Abel,Cockshutt haye,Hortn.Leek Hill Johill & Sons., Foddershall, Stone; Mayfield, Ashborne Heath Mrs. Ann, Birchin Bower,\Vood- & at Spot acre Harrison S. Winnington, MarketDrytn lands, Uttoxeter Hill Charles, Benteley park, Hoar Harrison Samuel, jun. Woodside, Up. Heath Daniel, Stonewalls, Dilhorne,Stk Cross, Burton Mayfield, Ashborne Heath G. Drayton, Penkridge, Stafford Hill Charles, Rixon, Stafford Harrison Stcphen, Ipstones, Stoke Heath Geo!'ge, Engleton hall, Bre- Rill Charles, Quarnford, Buxton Harrison Thomas, Basford, Leek wood, Stafford Hill Fdk. Bromley Hurst, Rugeley Rarrison Thomas, Ford Wetley, One- Heath George, Lichfield Hill Henry, Coltou, Rugeley cote, Leek Heath G. Pillatou, Penkridge, Stafiord Hill Henry, "\Vombourne, Wolverhmptn Harrison T. Mucklestone, l\:l:arkt.Dr~·tn Heath G. South low, Wetley Rocks,Stk Hill Jabez, Bromley park, Abbot's Harrison T. Spriugfields, Consall, Stke Heath Henry, Townfield, Horton, Leek Bromley, Rugeley Harrison ·waiter, Enville, Stourbridge Heath Henshall, Standeford, W'hmptn Rill Jas. Abbot's Bromley, Rugeley Harrison "\hlliam, Broomyshaw, Caul- Heath Jabez, lligh lane, Norton-in- Hill John, Bentley, \Valsall don, Ashborne the-Moors, Stoke Ilill John, Pethill, Onecote, Leek llarrison William, The Scotlands, Wed- lleath James, Birch trees, Hortn.Leek llill John, The Lane,Fawfieldhead,Bxtn nesfield, 1Volverhampton Heath James, Cheadle, Stafford Hill John, jun. New town, Fawfield- Harrison \Vm. H. Birdsgrove, Church Heath John, Alder house, Endon S.O head, Buxton Mayfield, Ashborne Heath John, Bank top, Dilhorne, Stoke Hill Joseph, Bromley park, Abbot'11 1Iart Abraham, Lawn Head, Ellenhall, Heath John, Brookhouse, Horton,Leek Brornley, Rugeley Ecclcshall Heath John, Church Eaton, Stafford Hill Mrs. L. Kinver, Stourbridge Hart Alfred, Cullan1.ores, Oulton, Stone Heath John, Jl.liddlcton Green, Stoke Hill Thomas, Bentilee, Bromley Hurst, Hart A. Kneuhall, Moddershall, Stone Heath John, Ranton, Eccleshall Rugeley Hart Alfred, Yarnfield, Stone Heath John \Vm. Ancote, Stone Hill Thomas, Doxey, Stafford Bart George, Lower Cullamores,Stone Heath Levi, \Voodhouse lane, Brown Hill Thomas, Great Saredon, Shares- Hart Mrs. H. Little Bridgeford, Stone Edge, Stoke hill, Wolverhampton Hart Martin, Cocknage, Blurton,Stoke Heath R. Ashes, Blackwood, Stoke Hill Thomas, Rickerscote, Stafford Hart Mrs. 'r. Weston-on Trent, Stffd Heath R. Barnslee, Horton, Leek Hill William, Acton Trnssell, Stafford Hartley J. Knighton, Newport (Salop) Heath S.Woodhouse la.BrownEdge,Stk Hill William, Adbaston ball, .Adbaston, Hartwell John, Elford, Tamworth Heath Mrs. Sarah., South low, Wetley Newport (Salop) Harvey Aaron, Fair Oak, Croxton, Rocks, Stoke Hill 'Villiam, Gailey, Stafford Eccleshall Heath Thomas, Barnfield,Bradnop,Leek Hill William, Lower Alstone, Hough- Harvey Elisha, Kardley end, Newcastle Heath Thomas, Hawks lee, Heaton, ton, Stafford Earvey G. Rush ton James, Macclesfield Macclesfield Hill William, jun. Bishops Offiey, Harvey Henry, Bromley wood, Abbot's Heath Thomas Charles, Keele road, Ecclcshall Bromley. Rugeley Keele, Newcastle Hillman J. II Crooked Bridge rd.Stffd "Earvey John, Hill Ridware, Rugeley Heath Waiter, Wetton, Ashbourne Hinckley John, Ragot's Bromley, Rugly Harvey J. Park lodge, Tittensor, Stoke Heath Wm. Booths, Ipstones, Stoke Hine George & Miss Alice, High forest, Harvey J. Saverley Green, Stoke Heath William, Brewood, Stafford Leek Frith, Stoke Harvey J. Woodhedge, Draycott, Derby Heath William., Penkridge, Stafford Hine Alfred, Old lodge, Leek Frith,Stks Harvey John Edmd. Gt. Wyrley, Wlsll Heath William, Poppinjay, Loxley, Hine C. Faker, Leek Frith, Stoke Harvey John Frederick, Hnlme, Stoke Uttoxeter S.O Hine James, Boothall, Horton, Leek Harvey Joseph, Darlaston., Stoke Heath Wm. Hy. Runtington, Stafford Hine John, Upper Hulme, Stoke . Harvey Levi, Fair Oak, Cro:don, Heathcote John, Biddulph, Congleton Hine J. NewGrange,Leek Frith, Stoke Eccleshall Heathcote Josepb,, Braddock Hay, Hine T. Dains mill, Upp. Hulme,Stoke Harvey Thomas, Sandon, Stone Bradley Green, Congleton Hine Thoma!'!, North Hillswood, Leek Rarvey T. Tutbury pk. Tutbury,Brtn Heathcote Richard. The Rallies, Brad- f'rith, Stoke Harvey William, Blackwood, Stoka ley Green, Congleton . Hine T.Stock meadow!',Leek Frith,Stke .
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