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D/A/C/1

D/A/V/1

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Cambridge, Cambridge University Library

EDR D/2/1

EDR G/1/3

EDR G/1/4

Cambridge, Cambridgeshire Record Office

Consistory Will Register 2

Canterbury, Canterbury Cathedral Archives

X.1.1

Chippenham, Wiltshire and Swindon Archives

D1/2/5

D5/1/1

Hereford, Hereford Cathedral Archives

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Lincoln, Lincolnshire Archives

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Vj/0

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London, London Metropolitan Archives

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DL/C/043/MS09064/004

DL/C/A/001/MS09065

London, Lambeth Palace Library

London, The National Archives

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Manchester, John Rylands Library

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Norwich, Norfolk Record Office

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Stafford, Staffordshire Record Office

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