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WS/1683
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William Hiccock
Chester, Cheshire, England
20 June 1683
£346 13s 4d
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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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WS/1688
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John Hale
Chester, Cheshire, England
29 December 1687
£228 17s 4d
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WS/1688
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William Farrington
Chester, Cheshire, England
25 October 1688
£242 2s 5d
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DCN 73/2/52
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Samuel Howlings
Trowse, Norfolk, England
1 September 1691
£398 5s 8d
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DN/INV 66/67
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John Lusher
Norwich, Norfolk, England
22 October 1691
£207 11s 9d
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DN/INV 66/93
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Thomas Fitlin
Dersingham, Norfolk, England
10 June 1692
£383 1s 9d
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WCW
LRO
John Houlden
Manchester, Lancashire, England
26 June 1693
£218 16s 1d
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WCW
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Lawrence Gardner
Manchester, Lancashire, England
28 June 1693
£385 7s 11d
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DN/INV 67A/11
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Richard Springall
Sheringham, Norfolk, England
22 January 1694
£252 1s
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