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Mother: Mary COLLINS |
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_Henry BROCKMAN ______|
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_Samuel BROCKMAN ____|
| (1680 - 1766) |
| | _Thomas SALMON ______
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| |_Rebecca SALMON ______|
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|--Rachel BROCKMAN
| (1720 - ....)
| _John COLLINS _______+
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| _Joseph COLLINS ______|
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| | |_Eleanor OLIVER _____+
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|_Mary COLLINS _______|
(1690 - ....) |
| _John ROBERTSON _____
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|_Catherine ROBERTSON _|
(1680 - 1728) |
|_Ann HOLIDAY ________
(1660 - ....)
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Mother: Mary WHITE |
Mother is prob. 1st wife and not Mary.
"4. Name: Sherwood Corley b. 1756, Granville Co. NC m. [Common
Law] d. Bef March 1805, Alt Feb 1805 Spouses: 1st Pheba Bush &
2nd Elizabeth Ham."
_Richard CORLEY _____+
| (1670 - 1737)
_John CORLEY of Hanover_|
| (1695 - 1743) |
| |_ AUSTIN ____________
| (1675 - ....)
_John CORLEY ________|
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(1720 - ....) |
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Mother: Lucretia SOUTHER |
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Indenture between Robert Hix and George Hix, for natural Love
and Affection unto my son, George Hix, 500 acres on North side
of Maherrin River in Southwark Parish, and being a part of a
2,000 acre tract granted to the said Robert Hix, by Letters of
Patent dated August 10, 1720, and adjoining the lands of Robert
Hicks, Daniel Hicks and James Wyches. Presented in Court on
March 17, 1730. Deeds, etc. Book 1730-1738, page 84, Surry
County, Virginia.
In Brunswick Co., VA, Order Book 2, p 9 -July 2, 1741 George Hix
Gent produced a commission from the Honble the President to be
Lieutenant of the Troop of Horse in this County whereof
Nathaniel Edwards Gent is Captain and then took the Oaths
appointed to be taken instead of the Oaths of Allegiance and
Supremacy and took and Subscribed the Oath of Abjuration...3 Sep
1741 George Hicks, Guardian of Elizabeth Barlow, Orphan of John
Barlow returned and made oath to an account current of the said
Orphan's estate.
1744 For reasons appear ing to this Court order's that George
Hicks Gent. Guardian of Nathaniel Hicks an Infant Orphan of
Robert Hicks, Jr. dec'd be excused for the present from
rendering an Account of the said Nathaniel's Estate to this
Court. August 1, 1744, Orphans and Guardian Accounts, page 14,
Brunswick Co., VA.
Brunswick Co., VA, Deed Book 2, p 474 shows James Hicks selling
to his brother George for 150 pounds, 810 acres on North side of
Maherring River, being the plantation whereon Capt Robert Hicks
formerly lived and part of the 1,010 acres of land devised by
the Last Will and Testament of Robert Hicks to the said James
Hicks. Witnesses: Benjamin Chapman Donaldson, John Wall, Jr.,
and Henry Beddingfield. Acknowledged in Court on June 7, 1744,
at which time, Martha Hicks, wife of the said James Hicks,
appeared and relinquished her dower. 5 June 1744.
Indenture made the 5th day of June, 1744, between James Hicks of
Brunswick County, and George Hicks of Brunswick County, Gent.,
for 150 pounds, conveying 810 acres on North side of Maherrin
River, being the plantation whereon Capt. Robert Hicks formerly
lived and part of the 1,010 acre of land devised by the Last
Will and Testament of Robert Hicks to the said James Hicks.
Witnesses were Benjamin Chapman Donaldson, John Wall, Jr., and
Henry Beddingfield. Acknowledged in Court on June 7, 1744, at
which time, Martha Hicks, wife of the said James Hicks, appeared
and relinquished her dower. [Deed Book 2, page 474, Brunswick
County, Virginia]
Brunswick County Deed Book 3, p 198,385 George Hicks, gent of
St. Andrew Parish in Brunswick County to Robert Jones, Jr.
attorney of Albemarle Parish in Surry County 15 Oct 1747 for 400
pounds Virginia money 1310 acres on the north side of Maherrin
River, joining Henry Wych's former land, Myery Branch, William
Lucas, Hubbard Farril, Edwards, Benjamin Sewel, the middle fork
of School House Branch, Reives's Swamp, Daniel Hicks' dec'd.
Witnesses: Thomas Briggs, Richard Knight, William Gray, Jr,
Henry Bedingfield, Thomas Pennington. Proved 4 Feb 1747. Sarah
the wife of sd George Hicks relinquished her right of dower. St.
Clack CC.
SC Council Journals, Vol 15, p 69-70, 18 Nov 1747 George Hicks
presented a petition stating that he had lately arrived from VA
with a Family consisting of nine whites and eleven blacks, is
willing to settle and cultivate part of his majesty's lands
praying that he may obtain grants in p proportion to the said
number and being informed that a tract of land containing 4000
[sic, should be 400] acres was surveyed in the Welch Tract for
James Griffith by virtue of a warrant dated 6 Dec. 1745
requiring the same to be returned into the secretary's office
for a grant in 12 months a platt of which has passed the
surveyor Genl above a year ago but no return thereof made into
the Secretary's office. And the said Griffith having some time
ago left this Province and as reported & Generally Believed has
since come to an untimely end. Whereupon the Petitioner prays
his Excellency & Honorables to direct the Surveyor General to
certifie the said platts in his name and that he may obtain a
grant thereof,. . .The Petitioner also asks for two other tracts
of land in the Welch Tract, one containing 200 acres, the other
100 acres surveyed for James Jones by Virtue of a War't dated 12
Feb 1745 requiring a return into the Secretary's Office in 12
months which said platts were returned into the Surv. Gen Office
9 Mar 1746 where they now lie and no application made for the
same. . .
Upon examining the said petition and inquiring into his family
right it appearing that 3 in whose right he had petitioned were
not of his own family 2 being his sister's children [probably
the children of his sister Martha Bedingfield] and the third his
overseer, it was ordered that the Surveyor Genl. do certifie the
Platts prayed for in the name of the petitioner and that 150
acres may be surveyed for him in the Welch Tract. (Mrs. Lidwin
adds a note that the Brunswick Co., Va deed show George sold
property in Oct 1747 and was "about to remove from the colony".
]
On 28 Nov. 1747, p 76 Eliz. Griffin was presented and asserted
that the Petitioner being a widow with 10 children having
nothing else for herself and them to depend on save a tract of
500 acres of land in the Welch Tract surveyed by virtue of ye
Exc. warrant and return'd into the Surveyor General's office and
by him certified & delivered out of the said office, but no
Grant having passed for the same ye Petitioner understands that
your Exc. & Hon's have ordered the Surveyor General to Certifie
the said platt in the name of Geo. Hicks that a grant may pass
to him for the same.(p77) She asked that a grant should be
prepared in her name and that of her children, and suggest allow
to the said Hicks the like quantity of 400 acres elsewhere in
the Welch Tract. The Council then decided that the order to Geo
Hicks for 400 acres of land in the Welch Tract formerly surveyed
by Jas Griffith was obtained by a Surprise and therefore ordered
that the same be reversed and that the Deputy Sec.ty prepare a
Warr't for Elizabeth Griffith for the said tract of land in the
following manner. Vizt. To Samuel her oldest son 100 acres and
the remaining 300 acres to herself and 3 younger sons James,
Michael, and William and that the fees be paid out of the
Township Fund.
On 22 Jan 1747/48 Grants were signed by his Exc. in Council to
Saml. de Saurency 483a in Welch Tract Craven County. To Michl.
and Wm. Griffith, sons of James Griffith decd. 300 acres in
Welch Tract, etc. To Geo Hicks 100 a ditto, to Geo Saunders 540
acres ditto, to Geo. Hicks 200 acres ditto.
George Hicks is buried at Saw Mill Baptist Church (very early
turned over to a Negro congregation) near Bennettsville, SC.
This is also the resting place of General Tristram Thomas
related by marriage [according to Mrs. William L. Hicks in mss
at Hartsville Research Library]
In Brunswick Co., VA, 5 OCT 1732 George Hicks and Sarah his wife
sold to Daniel Carroll land on Poplar Creek property granted to
George Hicks by letters patent 31 Oct 1726.
George Hicks of St. Andrews Parish, Brunswick County for £100,
paid by James Hicks the Elder of same, Gent., Two negro
Slaves the one a man Named Brandom &; the other a Boy Named Tom,
Also two feather Beds and furniture, provided it is the true
intent that whereas a Certain agreement of B&;S hath been
formerly concluded between the said George Hicks and the said
James Hicks
for a tract of land lying on both sides of Jenneto Creek
containing 396a for the making over &; conveying of which the
said Land the said George Hicks at the time of the said
agreement entered into a Bond with the said James Hicks the
Elder
in the Penalty of £50 &; whereas the property of the sd. Land
was at that time and still is vested in James Hicks an Infant,
son to
the said George Hicks, and as the said George intends shortly to
remove out of this Colony &; has a Design to give the above
named
Slaves Beds &;c to his said son James on Condition that he shall
when he arrives at the age of Twenty one Years make over &;
convey
unto the said James Hicks the Elder a good &; Lawfull Title unto
the said Land it is therefore the True intent of these presnts
that the use of the said slaves be reserved unto the said James
Hicks the Younger until he shall arrive at the Age of Twenty One
years &; that then &; from that time the sole right Title and
property of the said two slaves Beds &; furniture be and are
hereby entirely vested in him the said James Hicks the Younger
provided he shall on his arrival at the Age aforesaid or as soon
after as he shall be thereunto required by the said James Hicks
the Elder make over &; convey the said Land &; premises unto the
said James Hicks the Elder. In case the said James Hicks the
Younger shall neglect or refuse to Comply with the above
Conditions on his part that then &; from the time of such
Neglect or Refusal the property of the said slaves and Beds are
to be
immediately vested in the said James Hicks the Elder, dated 6
October 1747. Signed George Hicks. Witnesses: Richard Ransom,
Isaac Collier, Matthias Davis, John Wall, Junr. Court November
5, 1747, Deed proved by the oaths of Richard Ransom and John
Wall,
Junr., Gent. Deed Book 3, Page 358.
The above deed proves that George Hicks, the elder, left his
oldest son James in Virginia under the supervision of George's
brother James.
Patent to George Hix, dated October 13, 1727, for 260 acres, new
land, Brunswick County; on South side of Maherin River; above
the upper fork of the first great Creek, above the Christianna
Fort. Virginia Patent Book 13, page 206.
Patent to George Hix, dated October 31, 1726, for 265 acres, new
land, Brunswick County; on North side of Roanoake River; on
Popler Creek, corner of Daniel Hix. Virginia Patent Book 13,
page 60, page 61.
Patent to George Hix of Surry County, dated October 31, 1726,
for 429 acres, new land, Brunswick County; on South side of
Maherin River; above Jeneto Creek; on the Indian line. Virginia
Patent Book 13, page 59, page 60.
Indenture between Robert Hix and George Hix, for natural Love
and Affection unto my son, George Hix, 500 acres on North side
of Maherrin River in Southwark Parish, and being a part of a
2,000 acres tract granted to the said Robert Hix by Letters of
Patent dated 10 August 1720, and adjoining the lands of Robert
hicks, Daniel Hicks and James Wyches. Presented in Court on
March 17, 1730. Surry Co., VA Deeds, etc. Book 1730-1738, p 84.
Charleston Deeds, VV-330, 31 March 1759. George Hicks, Sr. to
George Hicks, Jr, both of Craven County 350 acres in the Welch
Tract in Craven Co., along Peedee River, which tract was granted
John Hicks on 18 Jan 1745 by Gov. James Glen; & sold by John
Hicks on 4 June 1748 to George Hicks, Sr., Wit: Henry
Bedingfield, Robert Graves. ( It is quite likely that John Hicks
was the brother of George, Sr., and that Henry Bedingfield was
the husband of George Sr.'s sister Martha.)
George Hicks left his South Carolina plantation to his wife
during her lifetime and to go to his son Robert at her death.
Robert predeceased his mother and the plantation then reverted
to George's oldest son James in Brunswick Co., VA. James later
sold it to Col George, his brother. The will is found in
Charleston County Will Transcripts, Vol 9, pg 287. Roll 023474.
The will was witnessed by Henry Bedingfield and his son Robert
was his executor. The will was proved by "virtue of a Dedimus
before Abraham Buckholtz, Esq the 25th day of May 1762. At the
same time Robert Hicks qualified as Exor. The will does not
mention Lucy or James, but as the oldest son James would have
inherited under primo-geniture. Lucy probably received a gift on
her marriage. Recorded in Charleston WB 1760-1767, on P. 196.
The text of the will follows:
In the name of God Amen I George Hicks of Craven County in the
Province of South Carolina, being of Sound and perfect memory do
make & ordain this my Will & Testament. (IMPRIMIS) I Recommend
my Soul to God and Desire that my Body may be Buried in a
Christian manner at the Discretion of my Exors, as for my
Worldly Estate i Dispose thereof in the following manner. ITEM,
It is my Desire that my just Debts & funeral charges be paid,
ITEM, I Give and Bequeath to my son George Hicks & to his Heirs
forever part of the tract of Land that my Barn stands on from
the Gut out as the Line Runs to the Edge of the High Land to the
Little Drean as also One Hundred Acres of Land Lying above the
Tract I now Live on beginning above the Marsh, ITEM I Give &
Bequeath to my Grand Daughter Elizabeth Hicks one Negro Boy
named Jim & one Feather Bed & Furniture. ITEM I Give and
Bequeath to my Grand Son Benjamin Hicks one Negro Girl named
Linda. ITEM I order & Direct that my Beloved wife during her
Natural Live, have the use of the Plantation I now live on also
the use of all my Stock of Cattle & Hogs & Sheep also the Slaves
(to wit Pompey, Venus, Nero, Hannah, Matt, & Ned and all the
Household Furniture & Plantation tools. ITEM I Give & Bequeath
unto my son Robert Hicks and to his Heirs & Assigns for ever
after the Decease of my Wife the above said Slaves (to wit)
Pompy, Venus, Nero, Hannah, Matt & Ned also all the Stock of
Cattle hogs Sheep & Horses, Household Furniture, & Plantation
tools, also all my Lands that I have containing Five Hundred
Acres more or Less. ITEM and Lastly I do Constitute and appoint
my Son Robert Hicks to be Sole Exor of this my Last Will and
Testament. And I do hereby utterly Disannul & make Void all &
every other Will or Wills by me in any manner heretofore made.
In Witness whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and affix'd my
Seal this 14th of November 1761. George Hicks (Legal Signature)
Signed Sealed Published & Declared by him the said George Hicks
to be his Last Will & Testament in the presence of us---Henry
Bedingfield
George Paul
Luke Paul
From CHARLESTON DEEDS
VV-330 31 Mar 1759, L & R. George Hicks to George Hicks, Jr.
both of Craven Co., for 1000 pounds currency 350 acres in the
Welch Tract in Craven Co., bounding S.W. on Peedee River; other
sides on V. L., which tract was granted John Hicks on 18 Jan
1745 by Gove James Glen; and sold by John Hicks on 4 June 1748
to George Hicks, Sr., Plat & grant recorded 225 Feb 1750, in
Book PP, fols. 322-326. Wit: Henry Bedinfield, Robert [x]
Graves. Before Thomas Blythe, J.P., William Hopton, Reg.
Charleston, SC, Transcripts of Wills, Vol 9 Page: 287
[494762]
Alt: 1702
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Mother: DOROTHY HARRIS |
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_RICHARD KEMPE Esq.__|
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_ROBERT KEMPE Esq.___|
| (1567 - 1612) |
| | _PHILIP COCKRAM _________
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| |_ALICE COCKRAM ______|
| (1540 - ....) |
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|--EDWARD KEMPE "the Immigrant"
| (1600 - 1656)
| _WILLIAM HARRIS _________+
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| _ARTHUR HARRIS Esq.__|
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| | |_JOANNA COOKE ___________
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|_DOROTHY HARRIS _____|
(1561 - ....) |
| _WILLIAM WALDEGRAVE Knt._+
| | (1500 - 1554)
|_DOROTHY WALDEGRAVE _|
(1530 - 1624) |
|_JULIAN RAINSFORD _______+
(1505 - 1581)
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Mother: Tabitha PLATT |
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_Willliam OSBORNE "the Immigrant"_|
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_Edward OSBORNE _____|
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|--Martha OSBORNE?
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| _Gilbert PLATT "the Immigrant"____|
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|_Tabitha PLATT ______|
(1660 - 1692) m 1676|
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Mother: Elizabeth Jones EDWARDS |
_William SANDIDGE Jr.______+
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_John SANDIDGE ______|
| (1760 - 1832) m 1783|
| |_Elizabeth "Betty" GRAVES _+
| (1720 - 1826) m 1747
_Pleasant Wood SANDIDGE __|
| (1791 - 1849) m 1813 |
| | _David WOOD _______________+
| | | (1737 - 1813) m 1756
| |_Mary (Molly) WOOD __|
| (1760 - 1824) m 1783|
| |_Mary WATSON ______________+
| (1738 - ....) m 1756
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|--Brice Dabney SANDIDGE
| (1814 - 1847)
| _William EDWARDS __________
| | (1730 - ....)
| _Thomas EDWARDS _____|
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| | |_Elizabeth JOHNSON ________
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|_Elizabeth Jones EDWARDS _|
(1797 - 1867) m 1813 |
| _John HUNT ________________
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|_Elizabeth FERGUSON _|
(1760 - 1819) |
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2. John Sandidge b 1625 in ENG, also reportedly left England
for political reasons and immigrated to America where he settled
in London (?) Co. VA and married Dorothy Cary.
3. Thomas Sandige immigrated to America m. Mary Brazier
(1644-1698).
2nd Generation - 1660 to 1730
John b 1666 VA
James b abt 1660 VA, m. Elizabeth Pleasants and resided in
Henrico Co. VA. Children: Richard of Surrey b 1710; Thomas b
1685; James b 1687.
Thomas b 1660 VA.
According to Sandidge Family Notes by Paul Sandidge York MD,
Glasgow, KY pub in 1947: Colonel James Sandige (Sandidge
spelling of the name adopted after the Revolution, name also
occurs in early records as Sandage, Sandridge, etc.) settled in
King & Queen County, VA about 1650 - details concerning his life
are lacking at present. He came from England, but from what
part or under what circumstances the author is unable to state.
The spelling of Sandidge varies from Sandige, Sandize, Sandridge
& etc. From the Morman library I found James Sandidge christen
July 9, 1693 at St John, Hackney, London, England. Next there
was a James Sandige christened Feb. 16, 1633 at St John,
Hackney, London, England whose father was John. Then there was
a John Sandige christened March 1, 1612 at St James,
Clerkenwell, London, England whose father was William. Also
found a John Sandige christened Sep. 23, 1608 at St. Peter,
Nottingham, Nottingham, England.
Col James Sandwich of England is not a proven ancestor. Pg 651
of Viking that there was a mention about James and John
Sandidge/Sandwich leaving England.
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Mother: Frances SIMMS |
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_ SIMPSON ___________|
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|--Zachariah Simms SIMPSON
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| _Zachariah SIMMS ____|
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|_Frances SIMMS ______|
(1776 - 1856) m 1790|
| _Thomas GRAVES ______+
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|_Elizabeth GRAVES ___|
(1750 - 1839) m 1770|
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Mother: Louisiana Antinette MOTLEY |
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_William Wesley WILLIAMS __|
| (1800 - ....) |
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_Baron Dekalb WILLIAMS ______|
| (1836 - 1880) |
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| |_Minerva FANNIN ___________|
| (1800 - ....) |
| |___________________________
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|--Hester Ann Minerva WILLIAMS
| (1873 - 1907)
| _James Coleman MOTLEY _____+
| | (1787 - 1850) m 1817
| _Coleman Pendleton MOTLEY _|
| | (1823 - 1885) m 1843 |
| | |_Nancy HAYNES _____________+
| | (1798 - 1844) m 1817
|_Louisiana Antinette MOTLEY _|
(1845 - 1922) |
| _Hezekiah Abraham PERKINS _
| | (1798 - 1825) m 1821
|_Hester Ann PERKINS _______|
(1823 - 1908) m 1843 |
|_Mary Ann SMITH ___________
(1803 - 1865) m 1821
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_THOMAS WYTHER Knt. of Lancashire_+
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_THOMAS WYTHER Esq.__|
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_THOMAS WYTHER Esq.__|
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