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Catherine street & 20 Princess .Box Wm.Rushford, Lamerton, Tavistock Couch Charles, Fore street, Ivybridge street, Plymouth BoyleLewisPeake,Kentisbury,Barnstaple CoumbeJ.Brownston st.Modbry.Ivybdge Eastbrook Ez.ekiel, Windy cross, Thorn­ BradleyJohn &Son,North TawtonR.S.O CounterThos.SampfordCourtenayR.S.O bury, Brandis Cornes R.S.O BraundChas.Crossst.Northam,Bideford Connter Thomas, Warland, Totnes Easterbrook John, Higher town, Buck- BraundThos.Cross st.Northam,Bideford Cousins Williarn, Avonwick, Ivybridge fastleigh R.S.O Brayley James, Molland, South Molton Cowell John, Kenton, Exeter Edwards Henry, Peter Tavy, Tavistock Britton Jn. Elmscott, Hartland,Bideford CowlingNicholasl\I.Ipplepn.Newtn.Abbt Edwards John, Aylesbeare, Exeter • .
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