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	P60
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“Schedule of Certain Documents belonging to Colonel Thornycroft.” Envelope containing several documents. Grant by Queen Elizabeth to George Cure esq. confirming him in the property of his late father Sir Thomas Cure. Document concerning John Hamlyn of the City of London, gent. Signed by William Martyn. Testimonial by Robert Ker, Earl of Somerset to Philip Collier, M.A. his Domestique Chaplayne. Release of a messuage in Dingley (Northants). Grant to George Henshaw of Chester of the degree of Doctor of Medicine by the Archbishop of Rheims on a Certificate from John Lapile that he had been examined and was duly qualified. Grant to George Henshaw of Chester of the degree of Doctor of Medicine by the Archbishop of Rheims on a Certificate from John Lapile that he had been examined and was duly qualified. Receipt of Elizabeth Thornycroft of St Andrews, Holbourne, Middlesex, spinster and eldest daughter of John Thornycroft, late of Grays Inn, Middlesex esq., deceased, for the goods and monies which were her legacy under the will of her late father. Grant of Baronetcy to John Thornycroft of Milcombe, Oxfordshire. Royal Grant of Gold and Silver mines in Jamaica “in America” to Thomas Handalyde [Thomas Handasyde], esq. Lieutenant Governor of the Island, and ten other men, inhabitants of the said island, for 31 years. Letters Patent under the Royal Seal appointing Thomas Handalyde [Thomas Handasyde] esq. Captain General and Governor in Chief of the island of Jamaica. With well preserved Royal Seal. Another copy of P60/12 “The Pretenders visit to Macclesfield 1745.” Account of John Chew and Son, 12 Lord Street, Liverpool, Upholstery and Cabinet Makers to Edward Thornycroft esq. 2 Accounts of Joseph Lancaster [blacksmith] to Edward Thornycroft Esq. of Henbury. Both accounts are for the whole year’s work and are very detailed. One is for shoeing the horses and farming work, and the other is for iron work and goods to the Hall, etc. not in the farming line.