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710
EAS
VILLAGES.
E a s tlui m p s te a d â cont in u e d .
Cheney, Albert
Scott, John, Foresters cottage, East- i Clark, Harry
hampstead park
Cooper, Charles
Scott, John, Hatches lane
Cooper, William
Seymour, Gilbert, Bagshot rd
Davies, Evan Lloyd, The Bungalow
Shepherd, Edward, Church rd
Dolton, Herbert
Stanford, George, Church rd
Dorling, Edward
Stevenson, John, Martinville
Druce, David
Surman, Albert, The Square
Farmer, Thomas
Tarrant, James, Bagshot rd
Fisher, Edward
Turvey, George, decorator, Bagshot rd
Fisher, G., Grove place
Webb, Edward E., Nine Mile ride
Fisher, William, sen., builder, Oak
Webb, William, Longshot lane
villa
Wherrell, Silas, Bagshot rd
F is h e r ,
Willis, Charles J., Jenkins green
shoeing and general smiths
Wise, James, Bagshot rd
Fowler, Richard
Wright, E. G., relieving officer, regisÂ
Fletcher, George, b r, â Black Horse'
trar of births and deaths to the
Fordham, Walter Blomfield, Park
Easthampstead Union, Wokingham
view
rd, Bracknell
Franklin, Charles
Gibbs, Mrs. Emily
E n g lis h L e a t h e r B o o t R e p a ir Â
Green, David
in g C o ., 11 London st, 1a Queen's
Green, Joshua
rd,
til
Oxford rd,
Reading.
Green, Joshua, jun., postman
Carriers return repairs same day.
Hall, Herbert, The Lodge, St. Benel's
Homes
Hastings, Richard
Hastings, Miss Bertha
(B e lo n g in g to C a v e rsh a m P a ris h )
Heather, Mrs. W ., b r, Black Horse
S t . B a r n a b a s ' C h u rch
Hill, George
THE
VILLAGE
HALL,
EMMER
GREEN,
Hiscock, Mark
Howard J. E., baker & grocer,
built by the late Martin J. Sutton,
supply stores and post office
Esq., for public meetings, entertainÂ
ments, etc.
Ivens, Stephen
Ivens, Mrs. Susan
E m m e r G r e e n Schooi-headmistress,
Jemmett, James,The Lodge, coachman
Miss Bobin
Jenkinson, Mrs., Blenheim house;
school for girls
Crawshay, William Thompson, j . p . ,
Johnson, John S., superintendent
The Park
S t . B e n e t âs H om es fo r Church of
Aldridge, Edward
E n g la n d W a ifs & S tr a ijs
Allen, George, gardener
Barker, Mrs. J.
Kendall, Frederick
Bew, Miss Bertha, Pond house
Long, George
Lunnon, William
Bonner, David Morgan, Ivy cottage
May, Arthur, farmer, Park farm
Brewerton & Stevens, Ltd., Caversham
Miles, Walter, gardener
brick kilns
Palmer, James, P.c.
Briant, Robert, blacksmith
Brigden, Ernest
Perry, John
Povey, Daniel
Brown, Mrs. A. T., Chestnuts
Povey, Ernest
Buller, George
Price, William
Buller, Mrs. Robert James
Rush, William
Burch, William, White Horse, b r
Sarney, William
Butters, Henry, West cottage
Shailes, Mrs,
Chamberlain, John
W . N. & E., Builders,
E M M E R CIREEN.