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White Hart Inn once known as the Goat in Chalfont St. Peter in occupation of Gervas Harris, messuage in Chalfont St. Peter, messuage and brick kiln with yard (3 r. 5 p.) in Chalfont St. Peter, messuage called the Brewhouse and appurtenances in Chalfont
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of property in Chalfont St.Giles, Chalfont Bury, Chalfont St.Peter, Amersham and Chenies to use of James Clayton and Zachary Allnutt.. [Buckinghamshire Studies, BULSTRODE ESTATE]
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and brickiln, yard in Chalfont St. Peter with Whays Lands and Gowers Close, 2 a. in Lachmere Field; Stoney Field in Chalfont St. Peter with tithes of Upton rectory and tithes of Chalfont St. Peter church from Seers Close in Chalfont St. Peter, 1 a. part
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land and 2 a. meadow in Chalfont St. Peter; 12 a. arable land, 8 a. meadow in Chalfont St. Peter, Farmhouse and 30 a. arable land in Chalfont St. Peter. Swan Inn with appurtenances, 102 a. arable land, 10 a. meadow in Chalfont St. Peter; Lodge Farm (200
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Land (2 a. 1 r. 24 p.) in Chalfont St. Peter, cottage with garden croft (2 r.) in Chalfont St. Peter, messuage (in two tenements) with gardens (36 p.) in Chalfont St. Peter, Monks Croft (1 a. 3 r. 10 p.) in Chalfont St. Peter. Cottage with garden and appurtenances
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St. Peter, pightle of arable land adjoining tenement of Robert Salter on Austin Wood side in Chalfont St. Peter. Property of Mary Jefferys in Chalfont St. Peter, Chalfont St. Giles, Upton, Hedgerley, Fulmer, Stoke Poges, Beaconsfield, Burnham, and Farnham
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Deeds relating to the Vache estate in the parishes of Chalfont St Giles, Chalfont St Peter, etc. [Buckinghamshire Studies, THE VACHE ESTATE] Palliser family of Chalfont St Giles, Buckinghamshire;
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Deeds and papers mainly relating to the Hibbert Family's Chalfont Park Estate in Chalfont St. Peter. [Buckinghamshire Studies, Chalfont Park Estate] Hibbert family of Chalfont St Peter, Buckinghamshire;
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Guilty - 6 months' hard labour, once publicly whipped R. v John Taylor, Chalfont St. Peter, [Stealing] 2 oaken planks and 2 oaken boards, 2 shillings value, property of Thomas Allen on 23 December 1822. Witnesses: Thomas Hard, the younger, Chalfont St.
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of Chalfont St Peter, Buckinghamshire; Edward Stanley Roscoe (1849-1932) was the first of the family to reside in Buckinghamshire when he came to Horn Hill Court, Chalfont St. Peter, with his wife and family in 1884. After his death his widow, Katherine,
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