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ANW 23/1/115
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Francis Cuffard
Watton, Norfolk, England
29 March 1681
£51 15s 8d
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ANW 23/1/275
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Thomas Capper
Little Walsingham, Norfolk, England
15 October 1681
£65 8d
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DCN 73/1/9
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Richard Keepis
St James, Norwich, Norfolk, England
11 February 1682
£43 2s
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DN/INV 62B/27
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Robert Browne
Ditchingham, Norfolk, England
26 June 1682
£71 1s 9d
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DN/INV 62B/44
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John Woodbourne
Fakenham, Norfolk, England
4 November 1682
£45 13s 4d
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ANW 23/1/179
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Thomas Stacey
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
6 January 1683
£62 8s
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DN/INV 63/70
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John Robinson
Stoke Ferry, Norfolk, England
28 November 1683
£64 17s 10d
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DN/INV 63/165
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John Benton
30 December 1685
£93 16s
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DN/INV 64/39
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Robert Coates
Norwich, Norfolk, England
7 April 1686
£295 14s 9d
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DCN 73/2/32
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Richard Harvey
Norwich, Norfolk, England
17 September 1688
£5
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