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W46: Durham, Gateshead (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | Arms; a goat's head erased |
| IOHN BEDFORD |
| R | I A B |
| IN GATESHEAD I A B | |
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| The Goat's head is a rebus on the name of the Town; the same arms are on the vestry chair, made in 1666, and still preserved in the vestry. Mr. Bedford, who was a draper, was one of the "Four and Twenty of Gateshead," nominated by the Protector in 1658, in place of the former body, ejected for profanity and divers other crimes. |
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W47: Durham, Hartlepool (Farthing): (1662)
| O | A hart passant |
| ROGER DOBSON |
| R | R E D |
| IN HARTLEPOOLE R E D | |
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| Mayor of Hartlepool in 1662, and for several other years. He was buried the 3rd of January, 1668. |
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W48: Durham, Stockton (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | IN STOKTON |
| ROBERT IAKSON IN STOKTON |
| R | The King's head crowned |
| GOD SAVE YE KING | |
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| Mayor of Stockton several times between 1664 and 1692 inclusive. |
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W49: Durham, Stockton (Farthing): (1666)
| O | IN STOKTON |
| IOHN WELLS 1666 IN STOKTON |
| R | The King's head crowned |
| GOD SAVE THE KING | |
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W50: Durham, Stockton (Farthing): (1666)
| O | IOHN WELS |
| IN STOKTON 1666 IOHN WELS |
| R | The King's head crowned |
| GOD SAVE YE KING | |
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| John Wells was Mayor of Stockton in 1713 and 1714. |
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W51: Durham, Sunderland (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | W A F |
| WILLIAM FAWCET W A F |
| R | A lion rampant; the arms of Fawcet of Boldon |
| IN SVNDERLAND | |
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