Beaconsfield Meeting on Liberty and Loyalty 1792 Resolutions
Beaconsfield Bucks December 26 1792 meeting of local gentry and clergy resolves to oppose treasonous writings and protect the constitution. declarations pledge loyalty to King George III, defend public order, and form a committee to enforce laws, curb seditious gatherings, and aid Civil Magistrates. Officers and subscribers listed.
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Chaifont
Lewa
John. Ambony
Beachfield
Sige
John Gea
Price Johar Anthony
John Hells Viliany Anthony
Shirles Anthony
Cheristopher
Blune “Whynay
Anthony
David Anthony
John
Amthony
Williem Rayner
Henry Anthony
James Boddy
Illiam Boddy
Pbu Andrews
Herrick
George
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Sally
Sier
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C. V. Dashwood
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