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1099:Charlton
1089:Grimston
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1036:Lenthall
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739:Popham I
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609:Stourton
563:Doreward
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244:villeins
1362:FitzRoy
1357:Whitley
1352:Lowther
1321:Denison
1296:Mitford
1230:Compton
1220:Bromley
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991:Phelips
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905:Pollard
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764:Wenlock
749:Oldhall
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1070:Long
1041:Rous
965:Coke
945:Bell
940:Wray
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880:Rich
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