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Squire Greenthorne

A local squire and landowner.

minor

Also known as Greenthorne, The Squire

First appearance: xliii easter at turnover castle

Squire Greenthorne shows up with force in The Rev. Henry Fitzackerley Chamberlaine. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Mentioned as dining at the Privets with the Fenwicks on the following day.
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APAgnes PopeJTJack the GrinderMFMr. FenwickMLMary LowtherHGHarry GilmoreSGSquire Greenthorne

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