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John Edwards (1637-1716)

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Type of entity: Person

Name: John Edwards

Date of birth: 1637

Date of death: 1716

Source of information: Special Collections

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John E. Webster

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John E. Sutton

John Edwards Memorial Foundation

Sir Edward John Poynter, Letters Database: Sender

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Edward J. Garstin

Edward J. Watson

Edward J. Neep

Edward J. Parsons

John E. Williams (1922-)

John E. Tennant (1890-)

Edward J. Forse

John E. Squire (1855-)

John E. Gray (1800-1875)

Edward J. Payne (1844-1904)

Edward J. Stapleton (1839-1896)

Edward J. Burra (1905-1976)

John E. Humphreys (1894-1982), Leeds Archive of Vernacular Culture Informant

Edward J. Trelawny (1792-1881)

John E. Lee (1808-1887)

John E. Stocks (1843-1926)

Edward J. Thompson (1886-1946)

John E. Blakeney (1824-1895)

John E. Jackson (1805-1891)

Edward S. Parry (1825-)

John E. Redmond (1856-1918)

John E. Bodley (1853-1925)

Edward J. Scott (1840-1918)

John E. Molesworth (1790-1877)

Edward J. Poynter Sir, bart (1836-1919)

John E. Egremont Baron (1920-1972)

John C. Shelley-Rolls Sir, bart (1871-)

Edward J. Hatherton baron (1791-1883)

John E. Mottistone Baron (1868-1947)

John E. Acton Baron (1834-1902)

John E. Acton Baron (1834-1902)

Edward J. Montagu of Beaulieu (1926-)

Edward J. Montagu of Beaulieu Baron (1926-2015)

Edward J. Dunsany 18th Baron (1878-1957)

John W. Montagu of Beaulieu baron (1866-1929)

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