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50–51 |${\displaystyle \scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\\\ \\\ \ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}}$ Overton John (1763–1838): for Churchman read Churchmen |- |386 |ii |2f.e. |Overton, Richard: for 54 read 55 |- |398 |i |18 |Owen of Wales: before In August insert Owen is doubtless the person claiming to be 'heir of Wales' with whom Sir John Menstreworth was intriguing in 1377 (Chron. Angliæ, p. 135). |- |399 |ii |19 |Owen, Alice: for Pinks's read Pink's |- |419 |i |16 |Owen, Jacob: for Belston read Bilston |- |420 |i |10f.e. |Owen, John (1560?–1622): for Plas Dhu read Plas du |- | | |3f.e. |⁠for Trelleck read Trelech |- |435 |ii |10–12 |Owen, Sir Richard (1804–1892): omit owner of Fulmer Place ... in 1741, |- | | |13 |⁠after Eskrigge insert owner of Fulmer Place and high sheriff of Buckinghamshire in 1741 |- |442 |ii |33

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