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History of Foxearth >> Poll of Voters 1847

Foxearth voters - 1847 General Election

These are the residents and non-resident landowners of Foxearth who voted in the 1847 general election. Source: Essex Standard 20 August 1847.

George Ambrose
Richard Ambrose
Thomas Ambrose
Richard Aldham
Thomas Blunden
Edward Bunn
John Byford
Thomas Deal
Rev. John Foster
Daniel Green
James Howard
Samuel Howard
Andrew Ling
Thomas Mayhew
Henry James Oakes
James Oakley
John Orbell
Henry P. Parmenter
William C. Parmenter
Rev. J. Pemberton
John Petit
William Strutt
William Theobald
Edward Upson
Samuel Viall
Alfred Pratt Viall
James Ward
William Wayman
Harry Wayman
Stephen Webb

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