Meuse, William, Sir

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referencedIn	BARRINGTON PAPERS. Vol. 1. (ff. 310), circ. 1490-1628. Correspondence chiefly of Sir Thomas Barrington and his son, Sir Francis Barrington, 1st Bart. (1611), M.P. A large number of letters in the latter part of the volume are addressed to Joan (born ..., 1485-1628	British Library
referencedIn	BARRINGTON PAPERS. Vol. VII. (ff. 366), 1675-1688. Correspondence of Sir John Barrington (ob. 1682) continued, the letters, however, being chiefly addressed to John Hawkins and Tobias Hewytt, his stewards, the latter of whom carries on the correspond..., 1675-1688	British Library
referencedIn	BARRINGTON PAPERS. Vol. III. (ff. 316), 1632-June, 1643. Letters addressed chiefly to Joan, Lady Barrington, and Sir Thomas Barrington, 2nd Bart., on family matters and private business down to the outbreak of the civil war, after which they relate p...	British Library
referencedIn	BARRINGTON PAPERS. Vol. II. (ff. 348), 1629-1631. Letters addressed to Joan, widow of Sir Francis Barrington, 1st Bart., relating chiefly to family matters, but many, and especially those of Sir Thomas Barrington, containing much political and other ..., 1629-1631	British Library

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