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... Henry Bourne 13 Oct. 1723 Ensigne Henry Fletcher James Edmonstoune John Edgworth Mead Vanlewen ( 9 ) 7 Feb. 1737 1 May 1739 2 May 1739 19 June 1739 15 Dec. 1738 20 June 1739 The names here following are entered on the interleaf in ink ...
... Henry Bourne 13 Oct. 1723 Ensigne Henry Fletcher James Edmonstoune John Edgworth Mead Vanlewen ( 9 ) 7 Feb. 1737 1 May 1739 2 May 1739 19 June 1739 15 Dec. 1738 20 June 1739 The names here following are entered on the interleaf in ink ...
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... Henry was baptized in Snitterfield Church , John Shakespeare's brother , Henry Shakespeare of Ingon , was sponsor . 3. Roger Lyncecombe . Another link between Snitterfield and Stratford was Roger Lyncecombe . He was a yeoman of ...
... Henry was baptized in Snitterfield Church , John Shakespeare's brother , Henry Shakespeare of Ingon , was sponsor . 3. Roger Lyncecombe . Another link between Snitterfield and Stratford was Roger Lyncecombe . He was a yeoman of ...
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... Henry ( from whom descended the Berkeleys of Yarlington , which branch is now extinct ) , and Sir Edward Berkeley . " See Collin- son's ' ' Somerset , ' I. xxxvii .; iii . 280–1 . This second Sir Henry married Elizabeth , dau . of Henry ...
... Henry ( from whom descended the Berkeleys of Yarlington , which branch is now extinct ) , and Sir Edward Berkeley . " See Collin- son's ' ' Somerset , ' I. xxxvii .; iii . 280–1 . This second Sir Henry married Elizabeth , dau . of Henry ...
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... Henry made his first appearance Covent Garden Theatre in 1832 . " English boy pianist , aged 12 , " at When in his 17th year he married an English girl a little older than himself . In 1851 he settled in Brunswick , became a naturalized ...
... Henry made his first appearance Covent Garden Theatre in 1832 . " English boy pianist , aged 12 , " at When in his 17th year he married an English girl a little older than himself . In 1851 he settled in Brunswick , became a naturalized ...
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... Henry Bourgchier , 1617 . Your true affectionate Friend , while I am Henry Bourgchier , 1617 . Your most assured loving Friend and Brother , James Usher , 1617 , 1619 . Your most loving and firm Friend , Id . , 1618 . Your true and ...
... Henry Bourgchier , 1617 . Your true affectionate Friend , while I am Henry Bourgchier , 1617 . Your most assured loving Friend and Brother , James Usher , 1617 , 1619 . Your most loving and firm Friend , Id . , 1618 . Your true and ...
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