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An act for Thomas Lord Burgh that Humfrey, Arthur and Margaret born of Elizabeth...
Catalogue reference: C 89/3/44
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An act for Thomas Lord Burgh that Humfrey, Arthur and Margaret born of Elizabeth Burgh who lived in adultery shall be deemed and taken to be bastards and disabled Act: 34 & 35 Hen VIII c 40. Missing at transfer
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- Not in C 65
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C 89
Chancery: Copies of Private Acts of Parliament and Legal Records Brought into Chancery...
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