Pardon from James I, King of England, to Richard Crawley of Wellbury, Hertfordshire, yeoman [manuscript], 1604 June 8.

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Pardon from James I, King of England, to Richard Crawley of Wellbury, Hertfordshire, yeoman [manuscript], 1604 June 8.

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General pardon of all offenses committed before March 2, 1602/3, and restoration of the goods of his ancestors.

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