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An abstract by Isaac Heard of deeds at Fonthill relating to Witham Priory, Somerset, and the manor of Fonthill, Wiltshire 13th-17th cent.

MS. Beckford c. 88

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Title

An abstract by Isaac Heard of deeds at Fonthill relating to Witham Priory, Somerset, and the manor of Fonthill, Wiltshire 13th-17th cent.

Shelfmark

MS. Beckford c. 88

Summary

With (fol. 8v) extracts from Fonthill parish register, 17th-18th cent.

Date

1798, 17th-18th cent.

Language

English

Physical facet

Binding: Brown paper wrappers

Physical extent

10 Leaves

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Collection contents

Archive of William Beckford

Deeds and papers relating mainly to property owned or leased by Beckford

An abstract by Isaac Heard of deeds at Fonthill relating to Witham Priory, Somerset, and the manor of Fonthill, Wiltshire 13th-17th cent.

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