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As SP 46/46/1. Draft. Imperfect.
Catalogue reference: SP 46/46/2
Date: [c 1574-1575]
As SP 46/46/1. Draft. Imperfect.
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Lord Bayning to Peike: is glad to hear his father-in-law has paid most of his wife's...
Catalogue reference: SP 46/76/fo273
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This record is about the Lord Bayning to Peike: is glad to hear his father-in-law has paid most of his wife's... dating from 1635 Mar 19 in the series State Papers Domestic: Supplementary. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1635 Mar 19
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Lord Bayning to Peike: is glad to hear his father-in-law has paid most of his wife's dowry: is about to leave for Italy: has asked his mother for money for his private use there: asks Peike's opinion of his seal. Orleans, 19 Mar. 1635.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- SP 46/76/fo 273
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State Papers Domestic: Supplementary
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