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Chancery bill of a discoverer, John Lee, claiming a mortgage which he claims is being held in trust for a Catholic (c. 1760) on property in Galway City.
Bibliographic Details
Format:
Manuscript
Subjects:
Lee, John
1760
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1760
Land and Land Tenures
Protestant Discoverers
Manuscripts
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Dublin
Galway, City
Ireland
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Connacht
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Galway
Description
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Location
Dublin: Public Record Office, M. 5919
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