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Lot 6

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Friday 21st May 2021

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Charles II vellum indenture of Sutton Basset interest (Northamptonshire) dated 31 March 1681 between John Norris of Lond , Gent and Sarah his wife to Joseph Pippin? and his wife Elizabeth.

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£35.00

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