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exact 1 March 1611
Clemence of Lynn
King's Lynn, Norfolk, England
16 Last Alcohol | Barley
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exact 26 April 1611
Clemence of Lynn
King's Lynn, Norfolk, England
2 Half Chest Accessory | Drinking Glasses | Burgundy
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exact 1 December 1614
Clemence of Lynn
Flushing, Netherlands
King's Lynn, Norfolk, England
200 Unit Accessory | Pots | Stone | With Covers
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exact 1 December 1614
Clemence of Lynn
Flushing, Netherlands
King's Lynn, Norfolk, England
1.5 Tun Alcohol | Wine | French
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exact 28 April 1621
Clemence of Lynn
Amsterdam, Netherlands
King's Lynn, Norfolk, England
1 Pipe Alcohol | Wine | Spanish | Bastard | White
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exact 28 April 1621
Clemence of Lynn
Rotterdam, Netherlands
King's Lynn, Norfolk, England
2 Half Awm Alcohol | Wine | Rhenish
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24 September 1622
Clemence of Lynn
Middelburg, Netherlands
King's Lynn, Norfolk, England
3 Hundredweight [cwt] Alcohol | Hops | Flemish
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30 September 1622
Clemence of Lynn
Middelburg, Netherlands
King's Lynn, Norfolk, England
1 Hogshead Alcohol | Wine | French
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