The Cheshire Sheaf ...: Being Local Gleanings, Historical and Antiquarian, Relating to Cheshire, Chester and North Wales, from Many Scattered Fields ..., Volume 1"Chester Courant" Office, 1880 |
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Alderman ancient appears arms beinge Bishop of Chester Brereton buried called Captain Castle century Chapel Charles CHESHIRE SHEAF Chester Castle Chester Cathedral Cholmondeley Christleton Church Citty City of Chester copy correspondent County of Chester Court daughter daye Dean and Chapter died Dodleston Earl Earl of Chester EDITOR Edward Egerton Elizabeth England Flintshire folio George give Gresford Hall hand hath haue Hawarden Henry horse HUGHES interesting Ireland John King Lady Lancashire land Lane late Ledsham letter London Lord Ma'ties Maior Manchester Middlewich Mow Cop Nantwich Notes Original Documents Oswestry p'sons parish payd Peter present printed Queries Randle record Rector referred Replies Richard River Dee Robert Royal Sandford SHEAF Sheriff Stockport stone Street town tyme vnto vpon w'ch Wales Weekly Diary Will'm William Wrexham yerely yo'r
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