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Peter Warburton
Chester, Cheshire, England
6 October 1624
£300 7s 6d
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John Blanchard
Chester, Cheshire, England
9 November 1624
£403 17s
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WS/1624
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William Fisher
Chester, Cheshire, England
21 December 1624
£394 18s 3d
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DN/INV 34/79
NRO
William Poyett
St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Norfolk, England
4 May 1627
£304 1s 1d
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DN/INV 87/236
NRO
Isaac Pepys
Norwich, Norfolk, England
1704
£313 4s 11d
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ANW 23/6/1
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Mr Oate
Norwich, Norfolk, England
18 January 1706
£383 7s 6d
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DN/INV 86/126
NRO
Henry Smith
Harleston, Norfolk, England
30 April 1706
£315 2s 10d
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LRO
Lawrence Heyes
Manchester, Lancashire, England
4 February 1707
£490
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ANW 23/8/186
NRO
Fenn Hill
King's Lynn, Norfolk, England
1 September 1708
£484 8s
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DN/INV 70/252
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Robert Warren
Norwich, Norfolk, England
1709
£336 13s
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