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DN/INV 76C/68
NRO
John Witham
Downham Market, Norfolk, England
10 October 1726
£415 5s 11d
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DN/INV 53A/12
NRO
Thomas Waynforth
Roydon, Norfolk, England
£454 15s
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DN/INV 48/3
NRO
Nicholas Warren
Thetford, Norfolk, England
from 1647
£433 17s 4d
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WC/1686
CRO
John Taylor
Chester, Cheshire, England
27 October 1686
£467 6s 5d
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DN/INV 68B/50
NRO
George Sidney
Scole, Norfolk, England
10 May 1697
£422 5s 7d
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ANF 11/3/26
NRO
James Richards
Hempnall, Norfolk, England
9 December 1728
£415 1s 4d
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WS/1661
CRO
John Proby
Chester, Cheshire, England
16 April 1662
£414 16s 5d
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WCW
LRO
Hugh Johnson
Salford, Lancashire, England
15 August 1676
£412 15s 6d
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DN/INV 47B/2
NRO
Mr Alexander Hobbs
Norwich, Norfolk, England
18 October 1646
£449 19s 7d
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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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WCW
LRO
Lawrence Heyes
Manchester, Lancashire, England
4 February 1707
£490
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DN/INV 52A/63
NRO
Richard Greenwood
Aylsham, Norfolk, England
10 May 1666
£461 2s
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WCW
LRO
John Gost
Manchester, Lancashire, England
19 March 1718
£473 10s 10d
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WS/1624
CRO
John Blanchard
Chester, Cheshire, England
9 November 1624
£403 17s
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DN/INV 46/168
NRO
Thomas Bayley
Diss, Norfolk, England
1640
£449 13s 2d
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DN/INV 40/102
NRO
Robert Bacon
Thurgarton, Norfolk, England
19 August 1634
£406 13s 6d
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