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Information: The first column shows data points from Austin, William, active 1571-1583, Vicar of Combe and Rector of Whatley, county Somerset in red. The third column shows data points from Austin, William G. in blue. Any data they share in common is displayed as purple boxes in the middle "Shared" column.

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Austin, William, active 1571-1583, Vicar of Combe and Rector of Whatley, county Somerset

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Austin, William G.

Austin, William, active 1571-1583, Vicar of Combe and Rector of Whatley, county Somerset

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Austin, William, active 1571-1583, Vicar of Combe and Rector of Whatley, county Somerset

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Austin, William G.

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Austin, William G.

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/047-001697506

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/53382402

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http://viaf.org/viaf/52945694

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Austin, William, active 1571-1583, Vicar of Combe and Rector of Whatley, county Somerset

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SUBSCRIPTIONS of the clergy of the see of Bath and Wells to the Thirty-nine Articles; 1571-1583. Formerly preceded by a printed copy of the Articles of Religion, now wanting. See a similar volume for the see of Exeter, 1668-1682, in Eg. 2632. Paper; ... 1571-1583

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Title: SUBSCRIPTIONS of the clergy of the see of Bath and Wells to the Thirty-nine Articles; 1571-1583. Formerly preceded by a printed copy of the Articles of Religion, now wanting. See a similar volume for the see of Exeter, 1668-1682, in Eg. 2632. Paper; ... 1571-1583

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Austin, William G.

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Letter from William G. Austin to the Board of Commissioners acknowledging sale of Lot 1 in Block 57 to the higest bidder.

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Austin, William G. Letter from William G. Austin to the Board of Commissioners acknowledging sale of Lot 1 in Block 57 to the higest bidder.

Title: Letter from William G. Austin to the Board of Commissioners acknowledging sale of Lot 1 in Block 57 to the higest bidder.

This item is part of a group of legal transfer letters to the Board of Canal Commissioners from various individuals transferring rights to Lots by Block number in the original town of Chicago. Letters related to the sale of land along the Illinois & Michigan Canal in Chicago, Illinois.

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Austin, William G.

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Illinois and Michigan Canal Commission Board.

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Illinois and Michigan Canal Commission Board.
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Austin, William G.

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Manning, J.

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Manning, J.
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Austin, William G.

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Manning, Joel.

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Manning, Joel.
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Austin, William G.

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Smith, William V.

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Smith, William V.
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Illinois--Chicago

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Illinois and Michigan Canal (Ill.)--Illinois

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Austin, William, active 1571-1583, Vicar of Combe and Rector of Whatley, county Somerset

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Austin, William G.

Austin, William, active 1571-1583, Vicar of Combe and Rector of Whatley, county Somerset

Austin, William G.

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Illinois and Michigan Canal (Ill.)--Illinois

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