Notes on the families of South, Beckford, Stafford, and Willoughby de Broke, and a copy of the proclamation authorising the Book of Common Prayer 1639, and copies of Mediaeval documents for the hundreds of Chalke and Dunworth; Extracts from the Feet of Fines relating to villages (notebook)

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Content summary: notes on various families and the proclamation of the Book of Common Prayer at the front of the notebook with notes on Feet of Fines relating to various Wiltshire and Dorset villages

Summary: Notes on the families of South, Beckford, Stafford, and Willoughby de Broke, and a copy of the proclamation authorising the Book of Common Prayer 1639, and copies of Mediaeval documents for the hundreds of Chalke and Dunworth; Extracts from the Feet of Fines relating to villages of Wiltshire and Dorset/ Goodchild, W Rev/ undated

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