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Richard Hill
Manchester, Lancashire, England
23 June 1720
£61 6s
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Henry Walton
Manchester, Lancashire, England
3 April 1722
£42 18s 3d
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ANW 23/15/24
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John Scarfe
Dersingham, Norfolk, England
4 September 1722
£323 10s 8d
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ANW 23/16/15
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Jeremiah Bottomley
St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Norfolk, England
13 December 1722
£99 2s
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DN/INV 75B/52
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Thomas Ashley
Barney, Norfolk, England
4 July 1723
£18 6s 6d
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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)/11
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Robert Lock
Walsoken, Norfolk, England
17 June 1725
£49 2s
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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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Alexander Pilkington
Salford, Lancashire, England
6 July 1726
£12 3s 6d
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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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Thomas Bagshaw
Bell, Manchester, Lancashire, England
12 July 1727
£74 14s 6d
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John Antrobus
Manchester, Lancashire, England
10 July 1728
£391 3s 8d
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ANF 11/3/35
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Robert Sapey
Ringstead St Peter, Norfolk, England
20 December 1728
£86 11s 11d
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ANW 23/19/29
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Nicholas Stears
Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, England
1729
£303 6s
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