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  <dc:title>Marriage settlement between Ralph Tunnicliffe of Throwley, co Stafford, gent  Richard Webster the Younger of Bakewell, gent (cousin of the said Ralph Tunnicliffe), Elizabeth Goodwin of Ashbourne, spinster (sister in law of the said Ralph Tunnicliffe), Thomas Vicars Hunter of Codnor, gent and Richard Goodwin of Friday Street, co Middlesex, linen draper, by which, in consideration of he intended marriage between Richard Webster and Elizabeth Goodwin, Ralph Tunnicliffe has granted to Thomas Vicars Hunter and Richard Goodwin, an undivided moiety of two closes of land adjoining each other and lying within Cawton alias Calton, co Stafford, being part of a common lately enclosed called Cawton otherwise Calton Moor and containing by estimation 105 acre 3 roods 23 perches, 25 Aug 1770</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Documents bearing references  D157/MT/1151-1187 form a series, described as:  Title deeds and papers of 2 separate moieties of an estate in Snelston (Webster and Johnson-Harrison), 1760-1829</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1770</dc:date>
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