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WS/1591
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Richard Wilson
Chester, Cheshire, England
1592
£45 15s 4d
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WS/1595
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Thomas Ball
Chester, Cheshire, England
19 May 1597
£89 17s
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WS/1660
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William Hulton
Chester, Cheshire, England
28 December 1660
£22 3s 5d
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WS/1660
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William Rymer
Chester, Cheshire, England
19 February 1661
£28 3s 4d
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WS/1661
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John Malbone
Chester, Cheshire, England
25 June 1661
£36 15s 8d
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WS/1662
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Thomas Blessing
Chester, Cheshire, England
16 September 1661
£55 7s 9d
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INFRA/1666
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Godfrey Bartholomew
Chester, Cheshire, England
17 August 1663
£37 15s 8d
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WS/1663
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Richard Trafford
Chester, Cheshire, England
28 August 1663
£32 10s 2d
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WS/1664
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Robert King
Chester, Cheshire, England
24 March 1664
£23 20d
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WS/1664
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Ralph Pike
Chester, Cheshire, England
24 October 1664
£67 2d
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WS/1665
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Thomas Lea
Chester, Cheshire, England
30 October 1665
£39 1s 4d
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INFRA/1666
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Peter Welshman
Chester, Cheshire, England
31 January 1667
£39 11s 8d
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INFRA/1667
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Robert Booth
Chester, Cheshire, England
1 May 1667
£7 11s 1d
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WS/1668
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Edward Eaton
Chester, Cheshire, England
12 March 1668
£67 18s 8d
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WS/1669
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Hugh Stringer
Chester, Cheshire, England
8 April 1669
£27 19s 4d
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WS/1669
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John Turner
St Nicholas Street, Chester, Cheshire, England
12 July 1669
£37 8s 9d
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