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Note 1. Surname Berry.
Killed by an Ox he was riding. He was thrown and dragged along entangled in the harness

Note 2.  Surname Blackler.
Bailiff for Sir E.M. Elton Bailiff of 220 Acres Emp 10 Men 2 Boys

Note 3. Surname Broom.
Ashes Buried in Broom Grave North side of RC Dymond.

Note 4. Surname Copleston.
Civilian in the service of the East India Company

Note 5. Surname Cottey.
Farmer Occupying 80 Acres Employing 2 Outdoor & 2 Indoor Labourers

Note 6. Surname Hinnem.
Ashes Buried in Broom Grave North side of RC Dymond.

Note 7. Surname Hinnem.
Ashes Buried in Broom Grave North side of RC Dymond.

Note 8. Surname Mutter.
Master Blacksmith Emp 1 Man in the Trade and Occupying 9 Acres of land

Note 9. Surname O’Brien.
Ceremony performed by Father Percy Clune, RC Priest. Note from the end of the page: This man died on road - when Rector was away on holiday. Mr. Chain Relieving Officer made arrangements for funeral. He was a Roman Catholic & buried by RC Priest.

Note 10. Surname Patch
Farmer of 170 Acres Employing 3 Outdoor & 3 indoor Lab

Note 11 Surname Raddon.
Te????ally Baptised. Recd into the Church 19 May 1867

Note 12. Surname Summers.
Farmer Of 230 Acres Employing 3 Labs 1 Boy