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Bishop of Exeter to [?unknown] regarding the apprehension of a suspect either at...

Catalogue reference: SP 35/17/126

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This record is about the Bishop of Exeter to [?unknown] regarding the apprehension of a suspect either at... dating from 1719 Aug 30 in the series Secretaries of State: State Papers Domestic, George I. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.

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SP 35/17/126
Date
1719 Aug 30
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Bishop of Exeter to [?unknown] regarding the apprehension of a suspect either at the posthouse in Rotterdam or on his return home. Dated at Calstoke [Cornwall].

Enclosure: Joan Moore to Andrew Moore concerned for her husband's well being and expressing her wishes for his safe homecoming. Dated 26 August 1719 at Rotterdam [Holland].

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