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Tag Archives: buckingham
Blank spaces and circumstantial evidence
This is the fourth part of the three-part story of the life of my great, great, great grandmother, Mary Ann Port, which aims to explain why, despite the absence of evidence that she ever had any children, I believe her … Continue reading →
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Tagged biography, buckingham, census, Dorchester, family history, genealogy, Hertfordshire, newspapers, research, tna
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My friend Miss Mary Ann Port
This is the third and final part of the story of my great, great, great grandmother, Mary Ann Port. You can read the first part here and the second part here. The long, drawn-out Chancery Case, Port v. Hovil[1], had … Continue reading →
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Tagged biography, buckingham, documents, family history, genealogy, newspapers, research
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Humbly complaining
This is the second part of the story of my great, great, great grandmother, Mary Ann Port. You can read the first part here. Humbly complaining shew unto your Lordship your Oratrixes and Orator Elizabeth Port of Samuel Street Saint … Continue reading →
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Tagged biography, buckingham, chancery, family history, genealogy, research
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