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Appellant: Philip Herring, prisoner in the Queen's Bench Prison, St George the Martyr,...
Catalogue reference: PCAP 1/134A
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This record is about the Appellant: Philip Herring, prisoner in the Queen's Bench Prison, St George the Martyr,... dating from 1849-1851 in the series Registrar of Ecclesiastical and Admiralty Causes of the Judicial Committee of the.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Appellant: Philip Herring, prisoner in the Queen's Bench Prison, St George the Martyr, Southwark, Surrey. Respondent: Catharine Herring of West Bagborough, Som. Subject: Divorce. Lower Court: Arches Court of Canterbury.
See also: PCAP 3/15, PCAP 3/17
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