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DN/INV 6/143
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George Fothergill
Norwich, Norfolk, England
1590
£52 8s 5d
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DN/INV 5/199
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William Woodcrofte
Norwich, Norfolk, England
18 February 1590
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DN/INV 8/161
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Robert Greene
St Martin at Palace, Norwich, Norfolk, England
13 October 1591
£248 5s 2d
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DN/INV 9/329C
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Edmund Stile
Norwich, Norfolk, England
20 November 1592
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DN/INV 10/321
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Margaret Fermley
Norwich, Norfolk, England
27 September 1593
35s 9d
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DN/INV 12/87
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William Browne
Norwich, Norfolk, England
10 June 1595
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DN/INV 14/18
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Robert Somer
St Paul, Norwich, Norfolk, England
29 September 1596
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DN/INV 14/7
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Richard Bailey
Norwich, Norfolk, England
1597
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DN/INV 14/91
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Christopher Thurton
St Faith, Norwich, Norfolk, England
2 August 1597
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DN/INV 16/197
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Thomas Norforth
Norwich, Norfolk, England
20 October 1597
£51 4s 9d
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