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18-05-14, 13:43
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What's this place?
Line nine of this will for James Smith...
Peacock of [something]hamstead in the county of Bedford. What's the first bit of the place name? James Smith will 1828
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18-05-14, 13:47
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Hillhamstead?
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18-05-14, 13:48
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Willshamstead.
Here is an old RootsWeb thread about it: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.co...-04/1333552874
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18-05-14, 13:50
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"What you see depends on what you're looking for." Sue at Langley Vale Last edited by Langley Vale Sue; 18-05-14 at 13:52.
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18-05-14, 15:37
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And what about this one .....
line seven of the will of John Smith.... 'daughter of my late sister ???? Barringer deceased' John Smith will 1834
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18-05-14, 15:39
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Ah, it's a dodgy spelling of Leah:
Name: Leah Smith Gender: Female Marriage Date: 22 Jul 1788 Marriage Place: Saint Paul,Bedford,Bedford,England Spouse: Thomas Barringer Previously I was looking for Lavender to Barringer marriages because I was confused! Must be the sunshine!!
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