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READING STREET KEY.
8 W hetman. James
9 Nash W illiam
MANOR FARM COTTAGES.
1 Hiles, Percy
2 Wicks, Alfred
3 Townsend, Edward Thomas
4 Smith, George

Wall Letter Box
here is road to Manor Farm

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6
8
10
12
1
3

BAT

135

Brown, Thomas
Deplachatta, Daniel
Taplin, Michael
Cotterell, Henry
Neri, Michael
Seabrook, Sidney Joseph
Pearson, John Albert

BATH

RO AD .

(Left hand side).

Chettle, Thomas, Manor Farm
House
3 Dryland, Miss, Bath place
7 Westall, William
5 Weedon, Mrs. W., Winona
9 Mullett, Samuel
7 Vincent, W illiam , Mentmore
11 Sanitary Authority’s sewage farm
9 Walters, J. Hopkins, m .r.c.s,
offices, Thomas Chettle, steward
(Eng.),L.s.A., f . r M.S., surgeon,
12 Titter ton, Samuel
Angus lodge
13 Durdridge, Thomas
11 Foster, W illiam , James, f .r.c.s .,
14 White,George
(Eng.), l .r .c.p ., (Lon.), Surgeon,
15 Smith, W illliam
Downs. Phone 277
16 Hop wood, Fred
13 Bray, George W illiam
17 Si agg, W illiam
17 Blandy, Mrs. F. J., Freemantle
18 Woods, Harry
lodge
19 Hambridge, Alfred
19 Brooks, Richard Phillip, f. r.c.s .,
20 West, Charles
(Edinburgh), Ophthalmic sur­
23 Newman, George
geon, Bardsey
Bragg, Jacob, Small pox camp
23
Saunders, James, W hitley house
25 Brinn, Justins W. J., Berkeley
Boswell, Harry John, W hitley
house
house
27 Clowes,
Norton
Burroughs,
LOWER WHITLEY.
m .r .c.s., l .r .c .p ., physician and
Emery, George, 1v, ‘ The Grena­
surgeon, Aubrey house
dier ’
29 Forbes, Major-Gen. Charles P.,
DALKEITH PLACE.
Fairlawn
1 Hosier, John
31 Lyle, Mrs. II. C., Laughton lodge
2 Cordery, Mrs.
35 Carter, Mrs. Ellen, Sherwood
3 Spencer, George
house
4 Poulter, Frederick G.
37 Jones, Arnold, Marlborough house
Broadhurst, Ben., Englefield cott.
39 Clarke, Rupert Lewis, St. Mary’s
Thimbleby, Adjurant Cadence, j
priory
Worton Grange
41 Simms, Mrs. M. A., Maynard
Clark, Mrs. Jane \ Little Lea
Clark, Henry
WHITLEY COTTAGES.
45 Holloway, David 1 To ll bar
6 Durbridge, W illiam John
47 Ashby, W illiam
cottages
5 Turner, James
55 Borrett, Major-General Herbert
4 Brown, Misses Hester and Martha
Charles, c.b., Lancaster lodge
3 Beach, James
57 Hill, Col. P. E., Paxton house
1-2 E m e r y , B e n ja m in , c a r p e n ­
59 Woolls, Mrs. Alice, Rusthall
ter and wheelwright
61 Hawkins, Hugh, Rotherfield
BATH
C O U R T , M ill
Lanegrange
63 Hanbury, Mrs., Oakland hall
Wheeler, Sidney, printer
Denton, Geo., cartage contractor,
Daniel, Jeremiah, carpenter
Elmleigh
2 Flitter, Benjamin

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here is Berkeley avenue
here is Southcote lane
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