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UNKNOWN CAUSE: Estate of Edward Searle (Will dated 1751). Partition between his children...
Catalogue reference: C 104/95
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- C 104/95
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- 16th cent-18th cent
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UNKNOWN CAUSE: Estate of Edward Searle (Will dated 1751). Partition between his children James and Judith on her marriage with Chas Toovey. Title deeds. James Searle's ledger (1769-1789): Chislehurst, Bexley, Foot's Cray, Kent
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