An act for enabling Ann Coryton : Elizabeth Goodall, and William Goodall, to make Leases of several Estates, in the Counties of Cornwall and Devon, during the Minorities of John Coryton, and Others, the Infant Children of Peter Coryton, Esquire, deceased

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