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ANW 23/6/24
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John Cowper
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
£22 1s 6d
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DN/INV 53A/12
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Thomas Waynforth
Roydon, Norfolk, England
£454 15s
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ANW 23/3/147
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William Harpley
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
10 October 1674
£21 8d
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DN/INV 66/53
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William Case
Downham Market, Norfolk, England
17 February 1692
£35 4s 11d
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DN/INV 68A/14B
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William Peters
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
3 June 1699
£38 6s
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ANW 23/5/215
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Mr John Utting
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
18 August 1701
£4 12s
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ANW 23/17/30
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William Middleton
King's Lynn, Norfolk, England
25 November 1724
£32 18s 6d
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ANW 23/17A(i)/27
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William Taylor
King's Lynn, Norfolk, England
10 December 1725
£31 10s
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DN/INV 76C/68
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John Witham
Downham Market, Norfolk, England
10 October 1726
£415 5s 11d
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ANW 23/17A (ii)/7
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John Wright
King's Lynn, Norfolk, England
14 December 1726
£44 5s
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