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Lentern Recognizances (Not to dress or kill flesh in Lent)
Edward Moore
29 February 1620 to 10 March 1620
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Lentern Recognizances (Not to dress or kill flesh in Lent)
Peter Spooner
22 February 1621 to 5 March 1621
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Peter Spooner
4 June 1621
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George Eden
20 December 1621
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Lentern Recognizances (Not to dress or kill flesh in Lent)
George Eden
12 March 1622
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John Chapman
13 December 1622
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John Chapman
16 December 1622
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John Chapman
23 December 1622
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John Chapman
7 March 1623
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Lentern Recognizances (Not to dress or kill flesh in Lent)
John Chapman
7 March 1623 to 10 March 1623
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John Chapman
11 August 1623
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John Snelling
16 December 1623
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Lentern Recognizances (Not to dress or sell flesh in Lent)
John Snelling
24 February 1624
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William Norwich
20 December 1624
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William Norwich
11 January 1625
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Lentern Recognizances (Not to dress or serve flesh in Lent)
William Norwich
8 March 1625
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Francis Avenall
1 December 1625 to 20 February 1626
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Lentern Recognizances (Not to serve or sell flesh in Lent)
Francis Avenall
2 March 1626 to 20 March 1626
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Robert Snelling
6 November 1626 to 30 November 1626
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Lentern Recognizances (Not to dress or sell flesh in Lent)
Robert Snelling
21 February 1627
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Edward Moore
8 November 1627 to 1 May 1628
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Lentern Recognizances (Not to dress or serve flesh in Lent)
Edward Moore
3 March 1628 to 17 March 1628
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John Tyrrell
1 December 1628
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John Chapman
7 December 1629
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