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Voting Registers - Poll 1768

Votes cast by people resident in London

An alphabetical draught of the polls for 2 members of Parliament for the City of Norwich taken the 18th Day of March 1768.

This election was between Harbord Harbord Esq. (H-d.), Edward Bacon Esq. (B-n.) and Thomas Beevor Esq. (B-r.)

Transcription of London Voters (ie. those whose residence was in London) follows :-

[Page] 76

LONDON
[Voter, Occupation, Freehold]
H-d. B-n. B-r.
Armstead Edward, Worsted-weaver

Aylmer John, Taylor

Atkinson Benjamin, Worsted-weaver

Akers William, Officer of Excise

Akers John, Baker
Bouvery Thomas, Cordwainer

Barker Charles, Staymaker
Brown John, Carpenter

Brown Christopher, Worsted-weaver

Bevan Timothy, Merchant

Baker Robert, Worsted-weaver

Bruning John, ditto

Burcham Edward, Turner

Brandon Timothy, Worsted-weaver

Burcham Thomas, Turner

Britiffe James, Glass-grinder

Burman Samuel, Whitesmith

Burrell Benjamin, Custon House Officer

Block Robert, Plumber and Glazier

Crow William, Worsted-weaver

Cooper William, Surgeon, Fh. Swithin

Cordwin Stephen, Taylor

Cleveland Nathaniel, Gent. Fh. Manc.

Clarke Daniel, Worsted-weaver

Cordy John, ditto

Caley Samuel, Gentleman

Cropton Thomas, Soldier

Clements Thomas, Gentleman

Chiddick Robert, Victualler

Coxon Thomas, Worsted-weaver

Davy John, Esq; Fh. Plea

Drinkwater John, Esq; Fh. Carrow

Dancer William, Glazier
D'Oyly Peter, Goldsmith, Fh. Giles

Dix Thomas, Merchant

Dew Richard, Peruke-maker

Disney John, Worsted-weaver

Dehague James, Clerk in the Bank

Ducket Bird, Worsted-weaver

Elvin Samuel, Worsted-weaver

Elvin Thomas, ditto

Fransham Francis, Barber


77                               London continued.
H-d. B-n. B-r.
Fenn John, Worsted-weaver

Garthon Ben., Serjeant in the Guards

Garwood Samuel, Worsted-weaver

Gayton John, ditto

HOBART Honourable HENRY

Holman Samuel, Cordwainer

Hill Matthew, Watchmaker

Holland Samuel, Haberdasher

Hickling John, Cordwainer

Harold Peter, Gent. Fh. Manc.

Harsent Christopher, Carpenter

Huggins John, Gentleman

Harper John, Worsted-weaver
Jordan Joseph, Soldier
King Thomas, Worsted-weaver

Kearney Charles, Druggist

Kearney William, Worsted-weaver

Lucas Thomas, Shopkeeper

Letchworth Thomas, Gentleman

Matthias Gabriel, Gent. Fh. Colgate

Morley John, Sawyer

Milner William, Staymaker

Money Richard, Worsted-weaver

Mead John, Coach-harness maker, Fh. Steph.

Mendham Thomas, Sadler

Mottram Thomas, Vintner

Neve Peter, Cordwainer

Nuthall Thomas, Esq;

Neal Philip, Carpenter

Nicholson William, Hosier

Norgate John, Worsted-weaver
Park Stephen, Baker

Parker Peter, Green Grocer

Peachman Daniel, Worsted-weaver

Pescod Thomas, ditto

Quinton Addison, Worsted-weaver

Reeves Henry, Manufacturer

Roberts John, Worsted-weaver

Russel William Rawstorn, Gentleman

Rye Richard, Grocer

Rayner William, Worsted-weaver

Reeman Edward, Worsted-weaver


78                               London continued.
H-d. B-n. B-r.
Riches Edward, Coalmerchant

Smith Samuel, Taylor

Smith Thomas, Watchmaker

Steward Joseph, Soldier

Sparrow Robert, Taylor

Standen George, Gentleman

Spendlove Charles, Cordwainer

Sanneville Jacob, Taylor

Sadler William, Worsted-weaver

Skipper William, Gentleman

Stannard Isaac, Worsted-weaver

Tricket Thomas, Blacksmith

Tapper Thomas, Carpenter

Telford Francis, Worsted-weaver

Vincent Philip, Goldsmith

Vines William, Dyer

Wollerstone William, Hatter

Watson Charles, Schoolmaster

Wilson John, Worsted-weaver

Warnes Isaac, Druggist

Warren Zaccheus, Worsted-weaver

White John, Gentleman

Woodford John, Esq; Fh. St. And.
Walmsley Samuel, Carpenter

Youngs William, Peruke-maker

[Totals for London]   105   102     5

Page 78 of the Poll book continues with the total numbers of Voters by Ward &c.

Notes

  • 1. The following are abbreviations and their meanings:-
    "Cl." = Clerk (or Cleric)
    "Freeh." = "Freehold" or "Fh." = Freeholder (followed by place in Norwich where held)
    "W. w." or "Wor.-wea." (and similar) = "Worstead weaver"
  • 2. The following alternative spellings for trades should be noted:- Gardiner/Gardener, Joyner/Joiner, Taylor/Tailor, Wool-comber/Woolcomber.
  • 3. In other polls the following alternative spellings have been seen which appear to refer to the same people:- Akers/Acres, Bruning/Brunning

See also the Norfolk Voting Registers, Norwich Voting Registers and the main 1768 Norwich Poll Book pages.

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January 2015