| Abbott Mrs Buckman Mrs Collins Richard Cooper Miss Dawson Rev Richard G [Wesleyan] Eastman Rev Samuel [Congregational] Elliott Mrs Floyd Rev Joseph |
Hustler Jas Devereux J.P. The Lodge Pearse Arthur M.D. Symonds George Taylor Charles Taylor Mrs Wekks Alfred West Solomon |
| Adams Charles, farmer, Slough farm Barker Walter, miller Barnes Thomas, Cherry Tree Boston John, tailor & stationer & hair dresser Butcher Chas, grocer, draper & post office Cann John, shoe maker Clarke Charles, cowkeeper Claydon Edward, saddler & harness maker Clements George, carrier Cooper Edward, carpenter Cornish Richard, bricklayer Flatman Frederick, farmer Floyd Anne Harriet (Mrs), ladies school Foulger William, pig dealer & poulterer Free Grammar School (Rev Samuel Eastman, head master) Gas Works (Frs Humphreys, lessee) Gurney & Co, bankers (Charles Taylor, agent); draw on Barclay & Co, London EC Harvey James, brush maker Hayward Robert Snare, blacksmith |
Haywood Walter, painter Mayhew Charles, beer retailer Pearse Arthur M.D. surgeon and medical officer for the Botesdale district of the Hartismere union Read William, beer retailer Rednall Henry, timber dealer Robinson W & Sons, maltsters & corn merchant Robinson Samuel, maltster & miller Rush Edward, watch maker Shelton John George, watch maker Simpson Alfred, farmer, Abbotts Hall Sutton George, Queen's Head Symonds George, farmer, Street farm Thompson William, grocer, draper, wine & spirit, ale, porter & oil merchant Tuck Robert, Cock London house Vincent Samuel Baker, chemist Warner Elijah, Greyhound & carpenter Warren John, shoe maker Weeding Henry Keeble, farmer Whitehead Reuben, shopkeeper & flour dealer |
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