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823:George Booth
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1531:1684 deaths
1526:1622 births
1486:Henry Booth
1450:Henry Booth
1415:Henry Booth
1034:Kelsey 2006
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895:Cecil Booth
875:Diana Booth
863:4 July 1681
799:13 Jan 1652
786:20 Jan 1661
758:unmarried;
663:Staley Hall
520:Restoration
457:Restoration
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294:during the
149:Nationality
1541:Roundheads
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1088:17 August
908:Ann Booth
764:Islington
683:baronetcy
679:4th Baron
612:The Hague
572:12 Cha. 2
506:Northwich
441:Royalists
436:in 1659.
430:treasurer
396:in 1645.
357:Civil War
212:1642–1646
175:Parent(s)
157:Spouse(s)
94:1660–1661
90:In office
75:1660–1673
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209:England
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