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Jane Austen’s will
Explore Jane Austen's will, in her own handwriting, which shows how the novelist planned to share her belongings with family and friends after her death.
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Number not used; see IR 26/4580A and IR 26/4580B
Catalogue reference: IR 26/4580
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Number not used; see IR 26/4580A and IR 26/4580B
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- Taxation
- Wills and probate
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IR 26
Board of Inland Revenue and predecessors: Estate Duty Office and predecessors: Registers...
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