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Post Office Directory of Essex 1874 - list of inhabitants.

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Joseph Boardman, parish clerk
Francis Owen, school master
Emma Dowling, school mistress
Anna Maria Southall, school mistress
Miss Heayman, school mistress
Mrs. Blake
Rev. Henry Davis Heatley M.A. Rectory
James Mann
William Pugh
John Golding Ablin, baker
Miss Mary Ann Alexander, day school
Joseph Bird, linen draper
James Eades Blatch, butcher
Joseph Boardman, builder
William bratford, beer retailer
Robert Bullingham, boot and shoe maker
James Cast , baker
Charles Edwards, builder and parish clerk for East Hordon
John Edwards, boys’ school
Joseph French, farmer, Salmon’s Farm
Alfred Halford, Green Man
Joseph Harbone, Cricketers
George Palmer, farmer
Richard Palmer, farmer
Mrs Agnes Philpot, linen draper
John Steel, blacksmith
Benjamin Whitby, farmer, Glebe Farm

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