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George Summers
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
1625
£43 6s 8d
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WS/1625
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William Ashton
Chester, Cheshire, England
22 March 1625
£23 8s 6d
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Daniel Thropp
Chester, Cheshire, England
24 October 1625
£62 5s 2d
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WS/1626
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Richard Johnson
Chester, Cheshire, England
16 June 1626
£65 15s 11d
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DN/INV 33/145
NRO
Thomas Downes
New Buckenham, Norfolk, England
10 October 1626
£35 19s 8d
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WS/1627
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Alice Mercer
Chester, Cheshire, England
3 February 1628
£76 1s 2d
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WC/1629
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Richard Bridge
Chester, Cheshire, England
13 March 1628
£51 19s 4d
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WCW
LRO
Robert Sorocold
Manchester, Lancashire, England
14 May 1628
£74 16s 7d
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DN/INV 36/18
NRO
Eliazer Fiske
Norwich, Norfolk, England
3 July 1629
£13 16s 4d
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Nicholas Cowper
Manchester, Lancashire, England
5 November 1629
£89 5s 8d
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