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Subject: Re: Marriage Records of Squires Isaac and Joseph F. Mayes by Helen Harriss
Date: Mon, 4 Sep 2000 19:22:22 -0400

Squire can be a first name. That given name is used fequently in one of the
lines I am researching. However, it may also be a title - of respect, of a
person just below a knight, of the English landowners, etc. It is a
contraction of the word "esquire."

I hope this helps

Cora.

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Subject: Re: Marriage Records of Squires Isaac and Joseph F. Mayes by Helen
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> Could someone tell mewhat squire stands for.......I am searching for a
> squire Rairden but is it a title or a name>
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