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Claim by the son of G.S. Kielland, British Vice Consul at Stavanger, Norway, for...
Catalogue reference: WO 43/180
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- 1822-1824
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Claim by the son of G.S. Kielland, British Vice Consul at Stavanger, Norway, for expenses arising from services rendered to troops of 79th Foot captured by the French Privateer Marsouin in 1798.
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