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W270: Devonshire, Plymouth (Farthing): (1666)
| O | 1666 |
| WILLIAM REEPE 1666 |
| R | W I R |
| OF PLYMOVTH W I R | |
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| B. 173, G. 260: William Reepe was a grocer; when he died his widow continued the business, but had to pay the Corporation for leave to open her shop windows, as was the custom then.--(R N Worth) |
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W272: Devonshire, Plymouth (Farthing): (1663)
| O | Family arms; three bucks' heads couped; crest, a Cornish chough |
| WILLIAM TOMS |
| R | W T |
| IN PLYMOVTH 1663 W T | |
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| W T was Mayor of the Town in 1677-78. |
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W273: Devonshire, Plymouth (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | The Grocers' Arms |
| ADAM TVRTLY |
| R | A T |
| IN PLYMOTH A T | |
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W274: Devonshire, Plymouth (Farthing): (1656)
| O | A fleece |
| WILLIAM WARREN |
| R | W I W |
| IN PLYMOVTH 1656 W I W | |
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W275: Devonshire, Plymouth (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | A fleece |
| WILLIAM WARREN |
| R | W W |
| IN PLYMOVTH W W | |
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| Warren was a vintner. One of these tokens was issued when he was a widower. He gave the site of Charles Church, at Plymouth, and had in return conveyed him by the Mayor and Corporation a place of sepulture for himself and family in the churchyard, and a pew wherein to hear the word of God preached in the church. |
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W276: Devonshire, Plymouth (Farthing): (1659)
| O | A clasped book |
| WILLIAM WEEKS |
| R | W S W |
| IN PLYMOVTH 1659 W S W | |
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| Weeks was a stationer, and supplied goods to the Corporation. He was probably the William Weekes who was Mayor in 1674-5. |
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W277: Devonshire, Plymouth (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | An open book |
| IOHN WILLIAMS |
| R | I W |
| IN PLYMOVTH STATIONER I W | |
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