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r: Johnson’s,
and thence to the Church of the Parish of All Hallows, Barking, where I
was married to Louisa Catherine
Johnson, the second Daughter of Joshua and Catherine Johnson,—by Mr: Hewlett— Mr: Johnson’s family, Mr: Brooks, my brother and Mr: J. Hall were
present. We were married before 11. in the morning: And immediately
after, went out to see Tilney House; one of the splendid Country seats
for which this Country is distinguished.— We returned at about 4. P.M.
The company before mentioned, and Mrs: Court a friend of Mrs:
Johnson, dined with us.— The day was a very long one and closed at about
11.
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