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Thomas Mcclean

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Gender male. Has tattoo no. First recorded 25th February 1747.

Thomas Mcclean

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The Digital Panopticon Thomas Mcclean, Old Bailey Associated Records, 25th February 1747, Record ID oar650005000McClean (). Version 1.2.1, consulted 26th April 2024.

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25th February 1747

Petitioned 25th February 1747

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