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Austria. Letters Patent to Lt. Cols.W. Aylett and W. Keir [later Sir William Keir...
Catalogue reference: FO 95/639
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- 1804 10 Dec
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Austria. Letters Patent to Lt. Cols.W. Aylett and W. Keir [later Sir William Keir Grant] granting rank of barons of Austrian Empire.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Europe and Russia
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