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| BOUNDARY Of the Enumeration District |
| From Newmarket, the South Easterly side of the River Medlock, up to the Wellington Inn. Waterloo and the houses at the top of |
| Worthington St. Waterloo. Mr Walton's Farm House is the Eastern Boundary with Wilshaw, Wood Lane, and Newmarket Road veering to the |
| South and South West until a very short ring has been made round the district and by Taunton, Taunton Hall, we reach Newmarket again |
| If the enumeration district includes more thanone Civil Parish, Eccl Parish, Parly. Division, orWard, state here the name of each and give itscontents seperately; show separately also anydetatched part or formerly detached part of a CivilParish |
CONTENTS of Enumeration District |
coming in at the top of Mary St. |
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Commencing at Newmarket, Mary Street, the Newmarket Road, Mr Mawdsley's residence, Houses and those in old |
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Lane behind. The Taunton Hall (H Johnson's), Woodcock Inn and all up to Taunton Fold including Messrs Heywood's, Storey's, |
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and James Leech's old residence opposite. The remaining property in Newmarket Road is in the Hartshead district. |
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Then take Earnshaw St., Downing St., Paradise St., and Taunton Platting. Follow with Oldham Road from the bottom of Dunkerley St. |
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Swan St., on the West side all dwellings up to and including the Wellington Inn. |
| The side streets on this West side include Dunkerley St., Swan St., Johnson's Houses, Williamson St., Anglesea St., Napoleon St., George St., Burton St., Blucher St., Ney St., Brunswick St., |
| and Wellington St., Then, the East side, from the River near the Wellington Inn, to the Conservative Club (This does NOT take in the Co–operative Store and shop adjoining |
| nor the cottages in Store St.) The following streets branch off this side of Oldham Road and are in this district. viz. Wellington St., Hill St., Picton St., Miller St., |
| Nos 1, 2 and 3 Courts, then Bishop Street, finishing with John St., close to the Conservative Club from the back of Oldham Road. |
