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W285: Suffolk, Saxmundham (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
O | Arms; on a shield, two chevrons |
THOMAS KNIGHTS |
R | T E K |
OF SAXMVNDHAM T E K | |
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W288: Suffolk, Saxmundham (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
O | The Drapers' Arms |
NICHOLAS SHEPHERD |
R | N M S |
IN SAXMVNDHAM DRAPR N M S | |
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W289: Suffolk, Saxmundham (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
O | The Drapers' Arms, not in a shield |
NICHOLAS SHEPHERD |
R | N M S |
IN SAXMVNDHAM DRAPER N M S |
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W290: Suffolk, Saxmundham (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
O | The Drapers' Arms, in a shield |
NICHOLAS SHEPHERD |
R | N M S |
IN SAXMVNDHAM DRAPER N M S | |
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W291: Suffolk, Sibton (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
O | Crossed keys |
PHILLIP THORNE |
R | P T |
OF SIBTON GROCER P T | |
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The crossed keys are the symbol of St Peter, who is the especial patron of fishermen and fishmongers. The keys form part of the ensigns of the Fismongers' Company |
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South Town and South Yarmouth
South Town, Little Yarmouth, and South Yarmouth are all in the parish of Gor[?]ton, which is in Suffolk, although, by the late Acts of Parliament, they are all included for Parliamentary and municipal purposes in the borough of Great or North Yarmouth, in Norfolk. |
W292: Suffolk, South Town and South Yarmouth (Farthing): (1668)
O | The Cordwainers' Arms |
RICHARD BVRTON |
R | R B |
OF SOVTH 1668 R B | |
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Many of the Burton family are interred in the Church of St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, the dates varying from 1659 to 1793, and some as late as 1841. Burton is a name yet remaining in the town. |
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W293: Suffolk, South Town and South Yarmouth (Farthing): (1668)
O | The Mercers' Arms |
SAMVELL THOROLD |
R | S T |
IN SOVTH 1668 S T | |
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The Thorolds we cannot associate with Yarmouth, but the name is found in Suffolk. An essay on "Coat Armour," by J Thorold, was printed at Yarmouth. Tharrold also occurs as a token-issuer at Norwich. |
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