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Excerpt from Complete Baronetage, Vol. 2: 1625 1649The number of Baronetcies of England that had been created by James I was 204, not reckoning therein the Baronetcy of Vavasour, which was in fact created by his successor, 22 J une 1631, tho' with the precedency of 29 June 1611. James had undertaken that the number should not exceed 200, and, allowing for six which had become extinct, they did not exceed 198 at his death. Charles I, however, h...

Excerpt from Complete Baronetage, Vol. 4Berks, uncle and h. Male, being 2d s. Of the 2d Baronet, was b. Probably about 1660, sac. To the Baronetcy, 31 Jan. He m. Mary, da. Of Hutton, an officer of the Revenue in Ireland. She d. Before him, and is possibly the Lady Wolsthom who is butt, 2 March at St. Margaret's, Westm. He d. Sep. 1738, and was bur. At Hurley. Admon. 7 Nov. 1738.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands...

A Soldier of Fortune Spike Archer allows himself to be lured into accepting a contract for a Dan Easton. Thanks to JJ there's wealth but his last job left him dead inside. Assement work. It sounds easy. It required a ten-foot hole in this case drilled for each claim or the claim is forfeit. Spike's amazed to finds himself working for Cherie in a fight for her life.

Excerpt from Complete Baronetage, Vol. 4 Berks, uncle and h. Male, being 2d s. Of the 2d Baronet, was b. Probably about 1660, sue. To the Baronetcy, 31 Jan. He m. Mary, da. Of Hutton, an officer of the Revenue in Ireland. She d. Before him, and is possibly the Lady Wolsthom who is bum, 2 March at St. Margaret's, Westm. He d. Sep. 1738, and was bur. At Hurley. Admon. 7 Nov. 1738. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thou...

Excerpt from Complete Baronetage, Vol. 2: 1625 1649 The number of Baronetcies of England that had been created by James I was 204, not reckoning therein the Baronetcy of Vavasour, which was in fact created by his successor, 22 June 1631, tho' with the precedency of 29 June 1611. James had undertaken that the number should not exceed 200, and, allowing for six which had become extinct. They did not exceed 198 at his death. Charles I, however, ...

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