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Confirmations and exonerations of decrees: Place: Ottery St Mary, Devon; Subject:...
Catalogue reference: C 90/1
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C 90/1
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[1607-1620]
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Confirmations and exonerations of decrees:
Place: Ottery St Mary, Devon; Subject: Charity; 5 James I;
Place: Gittisham, Devon; Subject: Charity; 5 James I;
Place: Honiton, Devon; Subject: Charity; 5 James I;
Place: Sidbury, Devon; Subject: Charity; 5 James I;
Place: Gosford, Devon; Subject: Charity; 5 James I;
Place: Woodford, Devon; Subject: Bridge; 5 James I;
Place: Eltham, Kent; Subject: Highways; 13 James I;
Place: Stowmarket, Suffolk; Subject: School; 17 James I;
Place: Stowmarket, Suffolk; Subject: Charity; 17 James I.
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- Road Transport
- Charities
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C 90
Commissioners for Charitable Uses: Confirmations and Exonerations of Decrees
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