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W210: Wiltshire, Salisbury (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
O | I D P |
IN THOMAS PARISH I D P |
R | The Grocers' Arms |
CHEESE CROSE SARVM | |
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The cheese cross is in St Thomas Parish. Thomas Parish is not the name of the issuer, as proved by the initials I D P. |
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W211: Wiltshire, Salisbury (Farthing): (1656)
O | A dove with olive-branch |
GEORGE PAGE GROCER |
R | G K P |
IN SARVM 1656 G K P | |
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W212: Wiltshire, Salisbury (Farthing): (1657)
O | A dove with olive-branch |
GEORGE PAGE GROCER |
R | G K P |
IN SARVM 1657 G K P | |
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W213: Wiltshire, Salisbury (Farthing): (1658)
O | A dove with olive-branch |
GEORGE PAGE GROCER |
R | G K P |
IN SARVM 1658 G K P | |
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W214: Wiltshire, Salisbury (Farthing): (1667)
O | A dove with olive-branch |
GEORGE PAGE GROCER |
R | G K P |
IN SARVM 1667 G K P | |
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W217: Wiltshire, Salisbury (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
O | The Skinners' Arms |
CHARLES PHELPS OF |
R | C S P |
SARVM CONFECTIONER C S P | |
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W218: Wiltshire, Salisbury (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
O | A cross calvary |
I POORE AT BARNETS |
R | I S P |
CROSS IN SARVM I S P | |
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W219: Wiltshire, Salisbury (Farthing): (1668)
O | A dolphin |
VAVGHAN RICHARDSON |
R | V E R 1668 |
KATHERINE STR IN SARVM V E R 1668 | |
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W220: Wiltshire, Salisbury (Farthing): (1666)
O | The Upholsterers' Arms |
WILL SACKLER 1666 |
R | W M S |
VPHOLSTER IN SARVM W M S | |
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W221: Wiltshire, Salisbury (Farthing): (1664)
O | St George and the Dragon |
ROGER REDBVRY |
R | R A R |
IN SARVM 1664 R A R | |
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W223: Wiltshire, Salisbury (Farthing): (1656)
O | A squirrel |
ARTHER SANDERS |
R | A S |
OF SARVM 1656 A S | |
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W224: Wiltshire, Salisbury (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
O | St George and the Dragon |
IOSEPH SAXTON |
R | I S conjoined |
IN SALSBVRY I S | |
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This and Minifie's are the only tokens where the city is called Salsbury. |
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W225: Wiltshire, Salisbury (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
O | Arms: chevron ermines between three escalop shells |
HENRY SEWARD OF |
R | H M S |
SARVM GROCER H M S | |
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There are no arms attributed to Seward corresponding to these. The Eyes of Suffolk bear argent chevron ermine between three escalops gules. The Salisbury Eyes had different arms. The nearest arms belonging to Salisbury or the neighbourhood are those of Grove--ermine on a chevron gules, three escalops. It is just possible it is a fancy coat, not ermines, but seven cloves on a chevron. |
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W227: Wiltshire, Salisbury (Farthing): (1657)
O | A bunch of grapes |
WILLIAM VINER |
R | W E V |
IN SARVM 1657 W E V | |
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The issuer was Mayor in 1668, and died 1677. He had £5 worth of halfpennies struck, according to the town books, but the above is clearly a farthing. |
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W228: Wiltshire, Salisbury (Farthing): (1666)
O | A lamb |
CHRIS WILLMOTT |
R | [Legend] |
IN SARVM 1666 C W | |
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The issuer was a clothier, who lived at the corner of Silver Street, Salisbury. He died on January 28, 1691. Descendants of the family are still resident in the city. |
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W229: Wiltshire, Salisbury (Uncertain): (Date Unknown)
O | [Legend] |
. . . . CLOTHIER |
R | [Legend] |
OF SALISBVRY | |
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This is probably a token of Willmott's. |
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