What's in a Name Exploring the use of Creature as a Christian Name in the Diocese of Canterbury in the Early Modern Period Craig-Mair

Volume

135

Year

2014

Page number

209-222

Author

Veronica Craig-Mair and Sheila Sweetinburgh

Location

Canterbury

Citation

Veronica Craig-Mair and Sheila Sweetinburgh.2014.What's in a Name Exploring the use of Creature as a Christian Name in the Diocese of Canterbury in the Early Modern Period Craig-Mair.Archaeologia Cantiana.135:209-222.

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What's in a Name Exploring the use of Creature as a Christian Name in the Diocese of Canterbury in the Early Modern Period Craig-Mair

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