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The William Langton was Dean of Clogher from 1743 [1] until his death in Derbyshire, [2] by falling from his horse, [3] on 28 July 1761. [4]
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The William Langton was Dean of Clogher from 1743 [1] until his death in Derbyshire, [2] by falling from his horse, [3] on 28 July 1761. [4]
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