Great Jennens Case : Being An Epitome of the History of the Jennens Family
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Judging from the difference in style between these letters, and the Will and Codicil of Lady Andover, hereinafter referred to, it is also evident that her " Ladyship " occasionally wrote herself, and sometimes emplo}'ed an amanuensis.
John (No. 2) was the father of John (No. 3), who was the father of Mary F>ssex, who was the mother of Mary Blyth, who was the mother of Anne Patrick, who was sister to Thomas J)l)'th, i'lom whom James Baylis is descended, and also sister to Elizabeth Perry, from w...hom the Rhodes famiHes are descended.
John Jennens (No. 2) was living in Reading, in Berkshire, from 1630 to iG\i. He was apprenticed to i!> 1 -jJJji : . ■' "■'■ "• ••)! .,::; ilA i t ■'>/ • ! ... ' ■;.ir: ' • I J I : ■ ,-\ ; (>. lu :■■• : I- ,. ■/ i ■ ■: , r.i I .■ ' .\i
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Judging from the difference in style between these letters, and the Will and Codicil of Lady Andover, hereinafter referred to, it is also evident that her " Ladyship " occasionally wrote herself, and sometimes emplo}'ed an amanuensis.
John (No. 2) was the father of John (No. 3), who was the father of Mary F>ssex, who was the mother of Mary Blyth, who was the mother of Anne Patrick, who was sister to Thomas J)l)'th, i'lom whom James Baylis is descended, and also sister to Elizabeth Perry, from w...hom the Rhodes famiHes are descended.
John Jennens (No. 2) was living in Reading, in Berkshire, from 1630 to iG\i. He was apprenticed to i!> 1 -jJJji : . ■' "■'■ "• ••)! .,::; ilA i t ■'>/ • ! ... ' ■;.ir: ' • I J I : ■ ,-\ ; (>. lu :■■• : I- ,. ■/ i ■ ■: , r.i I .■ ' .\i
What to read after Great Jennens Case : Being An Epitome of the History of the Jennens Family?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willis, Mister to read onlineMoreLess
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