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14 January 1632
Amity of Chester
Chester, Cheshire, England
1 Hogshead Alcohol | Wine | French
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4 June 1632
Amity of Chester
Chester, Cheshire, England
3 Hogshead Alcohol | Wine | French
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2 August 1632
Amity of Chester
Chester, Cheshire, England
3 Hundredweight [cwt] Alcohol | Hops
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11 July 1632
Amity of Chester
Chester, Cheshire, England
994 Pound Nicotine | Tobacco | Virginia
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19 May 1632
Amity of Chester
Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Chester, Cheshire, England
6 Tun Alcohol | Wine | French
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19 May 1632
Amity of Chester
Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Chester, Cheshire, England
6 Tun Alcohol | Wine | French
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19 May 1632
Amity of Chester
Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Chester, Cheshire, England
2 Tun Alcohol | Wine | French
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23 May 1632
Amity of Chester
Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Chester, Cheshire, England
5 Tun Alcohol | Wine
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23 May 1632
Amity of Chester
Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Chester, Cheshire, England
3 Tun Alcohol | Wine
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23 May 1632
Amity of Chester
Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Chester, Cheshire, England
6.5 Tun Alcohol | Wine
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