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Smythe v Chamberlain: diary of the Rev James Smyth, archdeacon, containing entries...

Catalogue reference: PROB 49/40

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This record is about the Smythe v Chamberlain: diary of the Rev James Smyth, archdeacon, containing entries... dating from 1713 June 18-1782 Feb 23 in the series Prerogative Court of Canterbury: Exhibits: Volumes. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.

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PROB 49/40

Date

1713 June 18-1782 Feb 23

Description

Smythe v Chamberlain: diary of the Rev James Smyth, archdeacon, containing entries of births, marriages and deaths of the Smyth family, 1713-1782, and also containing some private devotions

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The National Archives, Kew
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Population
Wills and probate
Diaries
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PROB 49

Prerogative Court of Canterbury: Exhibits: Volumes

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Within the series: PROB 49

Prerogative Court of Canterbury: Exhibits: Volumes

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