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  <dc:title>Notes sometimes addressed to John Gell esq or Sir John Gell which may relate to tithes at Fairfield, Green Fairfield, Wormhill and Hope; other places in the Peak are also referred to. The papers may relate to a dispute</dc:title>
  <dc:description> Not dated but an endorsement concerning spaniels is dated 1663
They include a letter addressed to brother John Gell for the loan of a coach etc 2 Feb [16]64 and a letter concerning the qualities of air with relation to the weather, from Thomas Tookey to John Gell junior, undated endorsed `The weather glasse and ring diall' (D258/18/5/12-13)</dc:description>
  <dc:date>[mid-17th cent]</dc:date>
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