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| Earsdon | Earsdon | MacKenzie’s History | In the N.E. of this | A considerable Village pleasantly Situated on | ||
| Earsdon | Whellan’s Directory | Plan | a rocky eminence and contains the parish Church | |||
| Earsdon | Revd R.E Mason | & Parsonage Post Office Three Public houses and a few | ||||
| very neat dwelling houses There formerly was | ||||||
| Earsdon | White’s Directory | Township Quarry in this Village but it is now wrought | ||||
| Earsdon | A small County Map | out and is claimed by the Lord of the Manor as | ||||
| Earsdon | County Register of the Electors for 1858 | waste ground There is also a very neat School | ||||
| erected by Messrs Taylor and others it has been | ||||||
| under the National Education until very recently | ||||||
| it is now a private Township School Supported by | ||||||
| the Scholars in attendance Mr Taylor voluntarily | ||||||
| subscribes £14 per annum towards a house for the | ||||||
| Master | ||||||
| The Cannon Inn | The Cannon Inn | Whellan’s Directory | In the West of Earsdon | A very good public house with out houses | ||
| The Cannon Inn | Revd R.E. Mason | Village | & garden attached the property and occupied | |||
| The Cannon Inn | Mr J.R. Edwards | by Mr George Robinson | ||||
| Cannon Inn | List of County Voters | |||||
| Felix Gillespie |
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Transcribed by CTW and PW
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