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UNKNOWN CAUSE: ?KEMP v MACKRILL: Title deeds relating to Bermondsey and Ashford....
Catalogue reference: C 108/298
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This record is about the UNKNOWN CAUSE: ?KEMP v MACKRILL: Title deeds relating to Bermondsey and Ashford.... dating from 1704-1729 in the series Chancery: Master Farrer's Exhibits. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1704-1729
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UNKNOWN CAUSE: ?KEMP v MACKRILL: Title deeds relating to Bermondsey and Ashford. Militia Commissions (1704-15). Correspondence (wool trade c 1727) and miscellaneous papers and accounts. Bankruptcy proceedings. Copy of will of Peter Marten of Old Romney (1707): Surrey, Kent
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C 108
Chancery: Master Farrer's Exhibits
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