James Thynne (1644–1709) was the member of

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for the constituency of

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for the parliament of January 1701.THYNNE, James (1644-1709), of Buckland, Glos.
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Members of Parliament for Cirencester English MPs 1701 1644 births 1709 deaths {{18thC-England-MP-stub