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Montgomery - Edward Jones; Norfolk - Robert Cales, Arthur Tallent Clowes, Thomas...
Catalogue reference: C 202/256/12
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1867
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Montgomery - Edward Jones; Norfolk - Robert Cales, Arthur Tallent Clowes, Thomas Hazard; Northampton - John Buswell Hensman; Nottingham - William Wallis; Oxford - John Cooper, Robert Samuel Hawkins, William Henry Walsh; Somerset - Henry Batchellor Inman,Henry Messiter; Southampton - John Wilson Fardell, William Charles Lacey, Matthew Webb; Stafford - John Neve, James William Stirk, Daniel Stephen Sutton; Suffolk - Benjamin Page Grimsey, George Anthony Partridge; Sussex - Charles Alfred Woolley; Warwick - Samuel Balden the younger, John Alfred Beaumont, William Henry Harris, Arthur Seymour, John Walford, Alfred Walter; Westmorland - Robert Fisher Thompson, Charistopher Gardner Thomson; Wilts - Richard Clarkson; Worcester - William Watson Oldershaw, William Edward Simmons; York N.R. - Frank Langbourne, John Richard Stubbs; York W.R. - Henry Appleton, George Baines, Henry Johnson Carr, Nathaniel Creswick, William Bowyer Cross, James Rider, John Richard Wake Thompson. Ireland: Dublin - Arthur Molloy, Henry Watson.
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- Public Record(s)
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- Ireland
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