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The Wooing of Elizabeth Browne- Part One
The Browne family of Poringland, were well respected lesser gentry, with some wealth and property and good connexions. John Browne, gentleman, was secretary for many years to Sir Robert Wodehouse of Kimberly and then to Sir Arthur Heveningham of Ketteringham. … Continue reading
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Tagged Elizabeth Browne, Inventory, Poringland, probate, suitors
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Distributing the wealth of the super rich in Elizabethan Norfolk
Introduction Oliver Haylotte [Haylett] left a very long and complex will and testament running into some eighteen pages dated 10 February 1580/81 and proved at Norwich on 4 March 1580/81 (The will is dated in the Old Style calendar where … Continue reading
Smells like 1666!
Amongst the millions of documents held at the Norfolk Record Office (NRO), those connected with probate provide an insight into the homes and workplaces of the county’s citizens. The inventory of the ‘Goods and Chattles of Robt Wales late Grocer … Continue reading
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Tagged goods, grocers shop, Inventory, plague, probate, shopping, slavery, spices, trade
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