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| Bill Number | 2767 | Session | 1703 | ||
| Title | To enable David Power, gentleman, to settle a jointure on his present wife, or any after-taken wife, and to charge his real estate with portions for his younger children. | ||||
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| Originating Body | Commons | ||||
| Leave or Order | 2 Nov 1703 | Leave or Order to | Robert Rochfort Attorney General | [1806] | |
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| Petition to English Privy Council | None | ||||
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