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WEBSTER’S CENSUS
Roxburgh Shire Extent Number of Number of Inhabitants
Brot. Over
Lessudden
Lilliesleaf
Linton
Mackerston
Maxton
Melrose
Mint©
Morbattle
Oxnam
Roxburgh
Smalholm
Southdean
Sprouston
Stitchill
Wilton
Yetholm
Total
111
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C5 S
19 19
111
2 111
3 1£ 1 1
9 4 11
2J 2 1 1
7 3 11
5 2J 1 1
4 2 11
3 2 11
1 1
4 2 11
2 2 11
2 2 11
2£ 1 1 1
35 35
1 - 1-5
t I iJkf
23135 23135 4627
309 309 61$
521 521 104$
413 413 82$
165 165 33
397 397 79$
2322 2322 464$
395 395 79
789 789 157$
760 760 152
784 784 156$
551 551 110$
480 480 96
1089 1089 217$
959 959 191$
936 936 187$
699 699 139$
34704 34704 6940$

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