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W149: Cambridgeshire, March (Farthing): (1670)
| O | R A |
| ROBERT ADAMS OF MARCH R A |
| R | A broche of candles |
| AND DODINGTON 1670 | |
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| [Two Ds in Doddington or one?] |
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W150: Cambridgeshire, March (Farthing): (1657)
| O | T M H |
| THOMAS HARRYSON IN T M H |
| R | 1657, mullet for a mintmark |
| MARCH HABERDASHER 1657 | |
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W151: Cambridgeshire, March (Farthing): (1667)
| O | The Haberdashers' Arms |
| THOMAS HAORISON |
| R | T M H |
| OF MORCH 1667 T M H | |
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W153: Cambridgeshire, March (Farthing): (1666)
| O | 1666 |
| IOHN INGROM OF MARCH 1666 |
| R | I I, small rose of five leaves for a mintmark |
| IN THE ISLE OF ELY I I | |
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W154: Cambridgeshire, March (Farthing): (1656)
| O | The Grocers' Arms; no inner circle |
| ROBERT NEALE IN |
| R | R N, mullet for a mintmark |
| MARCH GROCER 1656 R N | |
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| [A in MARCH unbarred?] |
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Newmarket
The tokens bearing the name of this town are placed by Boyne among the Suffolk tokens; however, as one of the two parishes of Newmarket is in this county, and the portion of Suffolk in which the other parish stands is surrounded by Cambridgeshire, they are all placed here. |
W156: Cambridgeshire, Newmarket (Farthing): (1659)
| O | The Grocers' Arms, mullet for a mintmark |
| WILLIAM BRYANT |
| R | W M B, mullet for a mintmark |
| OF NEWMARKET 1659 W M B | |
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| The Bryant family are still found at Newmarket (Boyne). |
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W159: Cambridgeshire, Newmarket (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | Three tuns |
| AT THE 3 TUNS |
| R | I H |
| IN NEWMARKET I H | |
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W164: Cambridgeshire, Newmarket (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | A ship |
| THOMAS PRATT |
| R | T E P |
| IN NEWMARKETT T E P | |
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W165: Cambridgeshire, Newmarket (Farthing): (1657)
| O | 1657 and A stick of candles |
| WILL WAITE IN 1657 |
| R | W W |
| NEW MARKETT W W | |
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| As Clare Market, London, is called New Market on the tokens, it is doubtful whether all the above belong to this town. (See also Boyne, London, Clare Market, Nos. 513 and 518.) |
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