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  <dc:title>DEED OF PARTITION BETWEEN MR. HENRY STROUD AND MR. GEO. BOX STROUD OF MESSUAGES IN GILLINGHAM COM. KENT</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Involving: Henry Stroud (of Gillingham, Kent) (Joiner), Mary Elizabeth Stroud (wife of Henry), George Box Stroud (of Gillingham, Kent) (Joiner), Richard Phillips (of Brompton, Gillingham) (Carpenter). The Strouds are brothers whose Father decreed in his will that they were to partition the land between them. Henry is 21, and now George is 17 they are selling some of the messuages. Phillips pays Henry and George 10 shillings for land in Gillingham.
At the base of Conveyance: Signed and sealed by ‘Henry Stroud’, ‘George Box Stroud’, and ‘Richd Phillips’.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>30 Jul 1805</dc:date>
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