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  <dc:title>Deeds concerning Ashbourne lectureship, some marked as exhibited in chancery case, 1693; Conveyance by Edward Crowshawe of Walton, yeoman, to 11 persons (citizens and merchants etc of London, Hurt of Castern, (Staffordshire), others Derbyshire men) for £720 of an annuity of £40 to be paid out of mansion house and Orange-wood and Owler-wells (140 acres) to the 11 named persons, with reference to the raising of £400 about 1631-2 by various named persons of London, Staffordshire and Derbyshire to raise an annuity of £40 to maintain a preacher</dc:title>
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  <dc:date>20 Sep 1651</dc:date>
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