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Town Office Case Records [81] No. 61, 5th Year of Bunsei (Year of the Horse), Vols. 1-2, Part 2
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Town Office Case Records [81] No. 61, 5th Year of Bunsei (Year of the Horse), Vols. 1-2, Part 2

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Credit line町会所一件書留 [81] 六十一　文政五午年　上下　分冊ノ二. National Diet Library, Japan. Public domain.
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