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January 21, 2013

21 January (1905) New Post Office opened

By WHH ¶ Posted in people, post office, Town Council ¶ Tagged Jonathan Evans, Lancelot Lowther, Mary Lowther, Post Office, postmaster, town clerk, town councillor ¶ Leave a comment
  • 21 1910 (Fri.) Burial of Mary Lowther, wife of Lancelot, town councillor and assistant town clerk in 1872.
  • 21 1905 (Sat.) New Post Office opened with Jonathan Evans, postmaster.

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