Notes & Queries for Somerset and Dorset, Volume 2J. C. Satwell, 1891 - Dorset (England) |
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Agnes al's Alice Anne Anno appears arms assignatis Ayshe bapt Bath Bettiscombe Birinus Bishop Broadwindsor brother buried Burstock Castle Chapel Chard Charter Church Combe Compton County Crewkerne Date of Administration daughter Devon died Dorchester Oxon Dorset Dorsetshire Edward Elizabeth England entry Exeter gent George Gillingham Grant Harl Hele Henry Henton Hutchins iiijd Ilminster James Joane Joh'em Joh'es Joh'is John July June King lands letter Leweston London Lord Lyme Regis Manor Margaret married Mary meis Melcombe Mercian Milborne Port Nicholas North Cadbury parish pl'ito deb'i pl'ito tñs Register relict Richard Robert Robert Salter Salter Sept Shapwick Sherborne skull Somerset Somersetshire South Petherton Sturminster Sturminster Marshall Symonds Taunton Thomas town Vicar VIII viijd Wareham Wessex West Saxons Whitelackington widow wife William Winchester yere
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