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    •   1949 - Deeds relating to properties of William Coote, merchant of St. Ives
      • 1 - Deeds relating to properties of William Coote, merchant of St. Ives (Crown Inn)
RefNoKHAC1/1949/1/5
AltRefNo1949/1/5
TitleDeeds relating to properties of William Coote, merchant of St. Ives (Crown Inn)
DescriptionManor of St. Ives, copy Conditional surrender of James Osborne to William Tebbutt, gent of Bluntisham. Crown Inn, St. Ives with discharge dated 28th Oct 1805
Date02nd Jan 1804
CreatorNameManor of St. Ives.
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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