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Cambridgeshire. Castle Camps. [Deed of Sale by Sir John Skynner & his Feoffees Sir William Smith & Sir Michael Hicks, to James Overall, for £8, of pastures in Castle Camps, Cambridge], D.S. (1 membrane), (1606, July 7). With 3 pendant seals

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