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14 October 1589
Drake of
Blakeney, Norfolk, England
Rotterdam, Netherlands
18 Last Alcohol | Barley & Malt
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Drake of Targow
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Blakeney, Norfolk, England
8 Hundredweight [cwt] Alcohol | Hops
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Drake of Targow
Blakeney, Norfolk, England
Rotterdam, Netherlands
18 Last Alcohol | Barley & Malt
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exact 10 December 1659
Elizabeth of Rotterdam
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Blakeney, Norfolk, England
16 Hundredweight [cwt] Alcohol | Hops
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Swallow of Rotterdam
Blakeney, Norfolk, England
Rotterdam, Netherlands
9 Last Alcohol | Barley
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