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271 Cox [ESSEX.] ·------~~----~ Cocket~ Jolm Edward, Erato Villa, Ley- Conquest John, Church End, W Ootlford Cop Land John, Thornwoods, New Lon COURT DIRECTORY.] 271 cox [ESSEX.] ·--------------------------------------------------------~~----~ Cocket~ Jolm Edward, Erato villa, Ley- ConQuest John, Church end, W ootlford Cop land John, Thornwoods, New Lon .. ton stone road, Stratford e Conq uestJ oh n, 7 K nigh ton viis. W oodforu don road, Chelm~ford CockeyRev.Ewd.Fryerning,IngatP"-tone Conroy Edwarll Hawk, 74 North Wool- Copland John Albert, Bellefield, New Cockrane Capt. Basil, R.N. 4 Clifton wich road, Canning town e London road, Chelmsford terrace, Sonthend Conway Rev. Samuel, B.A. Hoe street, Copland William, The Cloisters, New Cocks Mrs. Grt>enleaf la. WalthRrnstw e Walthamstow e London road, Chelm~ford Codd George, ~ilver street, Maldon Conyers A. Wickham St. Paul,Halstead Coppin John, Militnry road, Colche~ter Codd Ht>ll'l'y, Hi~h street, Maldon Cooch Mrs. Roxwell. Chelmslord Copsey Arthur, Wantz road, Md!don Codd William, Silver street, Malrlon Cook Rev. DaniPl John, M.A. Abbey Cop<;ey Chas. B. Mer<;Pa rd. Colchest~r CoeErnestO.Marshalls,Northst.Romfrd lane, Saffron Walden Corbett Rea, Orsett, Romford Coe Robert, 13 :;:.t, Mary's rd. Plaistow e Cook A. R. 1 Mar~• land pomt,Stratford e Corbett Rev. John Reg-iuald, M.A. ~oe William, Chipping Ongar Cook Charles, 138 Manor st. Braintree Cambridg-e road, Barkiu~ e Coffin James Wm. Sunnyside,Chingford Cook E.'l'heGrove,GreatHenny ,Sudbury Corbett Thomas, 1 Glamorgan villa!~, Colclough Rev. Joseph, Brbhtlingsea Cook Edward, Crix house, Hattield Buxton road, Stratford e Cole Rev. John, Burn ham, Maldon Peverell, Chelmsford Corby Mrs. Tlte Grove hi. cot. Dedham Cole Rev. Wi11iam Henry, Castle Hed- Cook Edwd.l\Iiles,Warley rd.Brentwood Corden Hy. Forest viis. Little Ilford, ingbam, Halstead CookEdwd. Rider, Wootlford ho. Wootlfrd Cord er C.Eastcrofts cot.PurleiJ.(h, M nldn Cole George, Billerie::ty Co3k Francis, W oodford Green Cord er George, W antz road, l\laldon 'Cole Mrs. Stock, lngatestone Cook G.Bridge ho.Prittlewell, Southend Corfield George, Epping Cole Thomas, Priory street, Colehester Cook Geo. W. 13 Buxton rd. Stratford e Cork W. Green, Romford rd. Stratford e Col em an F. W. Palmrstn.rd. Buckhur~tBl Cook Gloucestf>r, 8 St. George's square, Cork er William, Stock, lngate:;tone ColemanH.S.N ewLondon rd.Chelmsford Up ton lane, West Ham e Cormack Cecil,Hainault rd .L~yrou!4tn e 'Coleman Miss, 6 St. Mary's teiTace Cook Henry, Woodford Green Cornall Mrs. South rd. Satf10n Waldt>n west, Lexden road, Colchester Cook James, 5 Lansdown terrace, Cornell Joseph, Baythorn park, Bird- Coleman Mrs.ll Hainault vils.Chigwell Gurnf'y road, New town, Stratford e brook, Halstead ·Col em an Mrs. New London rd. Chelmsford Cook J. W. W entworth ho.Snares brook t1 Corn ell Mrs. 28 King<~ Quay st. Harwich Coleman Thomas, 2 Ellen cottages, Cook John, Fairland house, Green, Cornthwaite T. The Forest, Leytonstn ~ Chohharn rd. New town, Stratford H Romford road, Stratford e Corn well Jail. Broom field rd. Chel•nsford <Coles Rev. John Bray, M.A. Rectory, Cook John, Wit Mm Cornwell Jeremiah P. High st. Southend Woodham Waiter, Maldon Cook J.Wm. M.D. High st.Manningtree Corrie Rev. Edg,tr Srritt, M.A. Great Coles Rev. R.E.B.A. Park villas, Lougl.ton Cook M. Rose farm, Twinstead,Sudbury Maple!ltrad, Ha! stead Coles Rich:ud, M.R.c.s. Ravleigh Cook Mills, Lawfor1l, Manningtree Corrie E.TheCott.We.Mt'I'SI'a,Colchestr "Coles William, Riven hall, Witham Cook Miss, Trinity terrace, Halstead Cory C.Grosvenor pk.rd. Walth~mstow e ColingRev.Jas. B.A.StowMaries,Maldon Cook Mrs. Witham Cory F. C.M .n.Queen's rd.Huckhur,tHI Coll~r Duffield William, 8 Carew ter- Cook R. Cranbrooke lodgE>, Gt. Ilford e Cossins HaiTy, 2 Maritime cottage>~, race, New London road, Che]m<;ford Cook Robertson, 8 Haddington villas, Gurney road, Stratford e Collier Rt. Hon. Sir Robert P. Knt. Romford road, Stratford e Cottee Charles Richard, Chesnut cot- Higods hall, Dunmow Cook William, Parsonage street,Halstead tage, Forest gate, West Ham e 'Collier Charles,Goame's farm,Chingford Cooke Mrs. Church street, West Ham e Cottee Reuben, London road, Maldon Collier Charles, Junction road, Romford Cooke Mrs. Stock, Ingatestone Cotter Edwd.Hainault rd.Leytonsto, ... 11 Cullirr Francis, Junction road, Romford CooksonJohn,The Retreat,Leytonstonee Cottingham Fras. Dovercourt, Harwi<'h -colliPr Henry, Hoe !!t. Walthamstow e Coombe Mrs. Warlev road, Brentwood CottinghamMisses,Dovercourt,Har"idJ Collier James, Chingforu ldg.Chingford Coombe Robert G. Tilling-ham, Maldon Cottingham Robert MartinJolmson,The Collin Rev. John, M.A., J.P. Vicarage, Coombs Miss, 4 Lancaster terrace, Ley- Elms,Gt. Chesterford, Saffron Walden Ricklin!!, Bishop's Storttord tonstone e Cottis Crispus, Epping Collin Rev. J. Ehndon, Saffron Walden Coope Capt.Wm.J.Brook st.Brentwood Cottis Reuben, Epping Collin Henry, Littlebur~· ,SaffronWalden Coope Mrs. Crescent road, Brentwood Cottis William, Eppiug Collin Joseph Thomas, Wendens Ambo, Coope o~tavius Edward, M.P., .J.P. Cottis William,jun. Epping Saffron Walden Rochetts, South Weald, Brentwood Cottiss Misses, Spital road, Maldon £oiling-wood John, 12 Prittlewell square, Cooper Rev. Arthur Henry, South Cotton Rev. B. M.A. Rector~·, Roehford Cliff town, Southenrl Ockendon, Romford Cotton Miss, 7 Forest pi. Leyton'itone e Collins Rev. Joseph, Lansfield, Parson- Cooper Rev. John, M.A. The Rectory, Cotton Robert Rowland, Snareshrooke age, Finchingfield Beaumont, Colchester Coulon Alfred, Whitehall, Ching-ford Collins Charles, Woodford Green Cooper Charles, The Lillies,Upton lane, CourageE.Shenfield pl....,henfld.Hrentwd CollinsF.M.n.Wan.,teadlodge,Wanstead West Ham e Court Rev.JamesCimrles L"tt,Rectory, Collins Ht>nry, Wit ham Cooper D11uiel, Clarendon villa, The Widdington, Bishop's Stortlord Collins Miss, Wellesley rd. Wanstead e Green, Woodfurd Courtauld Capt. George, ,J.p, Cut Collins Mrs. Gr11ys Thurrock Coo11er Edmund, c.E. Temple ho. East Hedge, Gostield, Hal~tead 'CollinsT. H. 7 Hawthorn tet·. Barkin~ e Ham e Courtauld John, :Minton Bridge hou,e, Collins William Davis, Chesnut tree Cooper Edward, Great Oakley,Harwich Hocking, Braintrf'e house, Leyt.onstone e Cooper Frank W. Ulster vi!. Leytoustone ~' Courtauld Sml. Gostield hall, HaI stead; CollsRPv.J.F.n.n.Bassildon,Brentwood Cooper George, Double house, Aid- &76Lancatotergt.Hydepk.Londorou' Coils Thomas, Stnnsted l\'lounttitchet, borough hatch, Barking Side Courtauld Sidney. Caust·way house, Bishop's Storlford Cooper Henry, Hope lodge, Woodford Bradford street, Bockiug-, Hraiutree Collyer Miss, .Mascalls, Brook street, CooperJames,GreatCiacton,Colchester Cousens Hy.QuePn'srd.Buckhurst Hill Brentwood Cooper J olm, Hermon hill, Wan stead e CousensJ ohnSchot,Grove rd. W anstead e CollyerN.W.B.Quern'srd.Buckhut"stHl CooperJohn William,48 Howard'sroad, Cousins William, Sutherland teiTdce, Colman Samuel, 1 Upton place, Rom- Balaam strE>Pt, Plaistow e Raddow road, Chelm~ford ford road. Stratford e Cooper .Jsph. Essex hall, Walthamstow e Coutts Jas. Chingford green, Chingf,•rd Cohoan William, 1 Upton place, Rom- Cooper 1\liss, 1 St.John'ster.Colchester CouttsJames,TheLodge,BuckhurstHill ford road, Stratford e Cooper Mrs. 3 Institute terrace, New Cove Mrs.Holly ldg.Homchrrh.Romfrd Colson Amhrose, Abbotswick home, I~ondon road, Chelmsford Cover Robert, Buckhurst Hill Navestock side, Navestock, Romford Cooper Mrs. Sylvan road,Snaresbrooke CoverdaleF.J.Ingatestne. hali,Ingatestn Colton Rev. William Charles, B.A. Cooper Mrs. Mark, East hill, Colchester Covington Hy. High st. Great Ilford e Reetory,LPadenRoothing,C'helmstord Cooper Robert, Church st. West Ham e Cowell C. John, London rd. Chelmslord Col)erJ.E. H11wthorn vil.Leytonstone e Cooper Samuel, 5 Victoria terrace, Cowell G. Woodhury lw. Snaresbrook e CombsFredk. 3 Forest pi. Leytonstone e Roman road, Colchester Cowell Ge'l.W, W oodford rd. Wanl!otead e <Almerford Mrs. Elms, Roruford road, Cooper Sidney, Higham hl.Walthmstwe Cowell John ·waiter, Westbourne place, Stratford e Cooper Thomas, Colchester rd. H alstead Lexden road, Colche~ter ComfieldThos. QuPen's rd.Buckhurst HI CooperW.M.n.l\lartham ho.Snaresbrk e Cowell Josiah, Duke Street fields, Comfidd Wm. W ellesley rd. Wan stead e Cop as E. C. Forest school, Leytonstne e Duke street, Chelmsford Compt.on John,Longmoor lodge, Green, Cope Rev. William Rogers, Vicarage, Cowland Joseph, The Grove, Stratford e Stratford e Ha,·ering, Romford Cox Rev. James Tolleshunt D'Arc~·, Conder Edward, Collier row, Romford Copeland Hev. \Villiam John, B.D. Kelvedon Conder Edward, Welbury lodge, Haver- Rectory, Farnharu! Bishop'sStortford Cox Rev. John Charles, M.A. Vicarage, ing, Romford Copeland Wm. Junction rd. Brentwood Felsted, Chelmsford Conder J .G. "pringfield road, Sprin~field Copland Allred, Spergula house, New Cox J. 5 Globe ter. Forest la. We<;tHam R Connell Michael, Haddow road, Great London road, Chelmsford Cox Miss, Princess road,Buckhurst Hill Baddow, ChPim"ford Copland Henry, Broomfield place, Cox l\Iiss, Woodlands, Snaresbrook e Conner J oseph,Queeu's rd.Buckhurst HI Broom field, Cl,ehnsford Cox 1\lrs. King's Qua~ strett, Harwich .
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