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East Brent, Somerset Beggars Bush 1839

Phil Quinn says that this site adjoins that at South Brent, which he suggests may have allowed vagrants to avoid apprehension by law enforcement authorities by crossing the parish boundary.

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Tithe Award, no.413 and no.414

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Phil Quinn

Posted: October 9th, 2011 | Filed under: Places | Tags: Quinn, Somerset | No Comments »

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East Brent, Somerset Beggars Bush 1839

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