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Galloway, John (NAMEID01162)

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ID Author Title Date Source
MINT01509 Newton, Isaac Robert Saker: Untitled, 13 May 1700 13 May 1700 MINT 15/17/270, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK
MINT01508 Newton, Isaac Samuel Mabbat: The Information of Samuell Mabbatt Servant to Henry Mildenay of Twyford in the county of Southampton 13 May 1700 13 May 1700 MINT 15/17/269, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK
MINT01511 Newton, Isaac Ann Galloway: The Examination of Ann Galloway 13 May 1699 13 May 1700 MINT 15/17/272, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK
MINT01510 Newton, Isaac John Galloway: The Examination of John Galloway of St James's parish in Middlesex Corn Chander 13 May 1700 13 May 1700 MINT 15/17/271, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK
MINT01512 Newton, Isaac Sarah Galloway: The Deposition of Sarah Galloway daughter of John Galloway of the parish of St James's Westminster Corn Chandler 14 May 1700 14 May 1700 MINT 15/17/273, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK
MINT01514 Newton, Isaac Dorothy Galloway: The Deposition of Dorothy Galloway daughter of John Galloway 14 May 1700 14 May 1700 MINT 15/17/275, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK
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