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WS/1607
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William Alcock
Chester, Cheshire, England
4 August 1606
£377 13s 5d
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WS/1617
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Henry Crosby
Chester, Cheshire, England
20 May 1617
£372 3s 6d
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WS/1624
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Peter Warburton
Chester, Cheshire, England
6 October 1624
£300 7s 6d
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William Fisher
Chester, Cheshire, England
21 December 1624
£394 18s 3d
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Nicholas Worthington
Manchester, Lancashire, England
13 January 1637
£346 12s 6d
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Robert Worsley
Manchester, Lancashire, England
6 April 1637
£369 2s
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John Chorlton
Manchester, Lancashire, England
11 April 1660
£340 14s 2d
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WS/1669
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Edward Burrows
Chester, Cheshire, England
23 March 1669
£559 13s 8d
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WS/1676
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James Lem
Chester, Cheshire, England
27 April 1676
£540 4s 7d
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John Lees
Manchester, Lancashire, England
3 May 1678
£547 4s 8d
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WS/1678
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John Johnson
Chester, Cheshire, England
15 October 1678
£393 14s 7d
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WS/1683
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William Hiccock
Chester, Cheshire, England
20 June 1683
£346 13s 4d
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Lawrence Gardner
Manchester, Lancashire, England
28 June 1693
£385 7s 11d
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WS/1693
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Richard Taylor
Chester, Cheshire, England
20 November 1693
£527 16s 10d
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Alexander Chorley
Manchester, Lancashire, England
4 May 1723
£551 5s 1d
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John Antrobus
Manchester, Lancashire, England
10 July 1728
£391 3s 8d
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