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| | W254: Suffolk, Nayland (Farthing): (1656) 
 
| O | A cock |  | WILLIAM BLYTH IN |  | R | W B |  | NAYLAND 1656  W B |  | 
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| The Blyth family live here still. | 
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| | W255: Suffolk, Nayland (Farthing): (Date Unknown) 
 
| O | A crown |  | MATHEW HALLIETT |  | R | M H |  | IN NAYLAND  M H |  | 
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| | W256: Suffolk, Nayland (Farthing): (1657) 
 
| O | The Clothworkers' Arms |  | WILLIAM MEGGS |  | R | W M |  | IN NAYLAND 1657  W M |  | 
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| | W257: Suffolk, Nayland (Farthing): (1654) 
 
| O | E T |  | EDMAN TOWLLER BAKER  E T |  | R | 1654 |  | IN NEYLAND IN SVFOLK  1654 |  | 
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| | W257*: Suffolk, Nayland (Farthing): (1652) 
 
| O | E T |  | EDMAN TOWLLER BAKER  E T |  | R | 1652 |  | IN NEYLAND IN SVFOLK  1652 |  | 
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| | W258: Suffolk, Nayland (Farthing): (1657) 
 
| O | A rose |  | HONEST GEORG TVRNER |  | R | G T |  | OF NEYLEND 1657  G T |  | 
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| | W259: Suffolk, Needham Market (Farthing): (1658) 
 
| O | R R C |  | ROBERT CHENERY  R R C |  | R | 1658 |  | OF NEEDHAM MARKET  1658 |  | 
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| Among the names of residents at Needham that of Bhenery still remains. | 
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| | W260: Suffolk, Needham Market (Farthing): (1666) 
 
| O | 1666 |  | IAMES HARLWIN  1666 |  | R | I M H |  | IN NEEDHAM MARKET  I M H |  | 
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| | W261: Suffolk, Needham Market (Farthing): (1664) 
 
| O | T E L conjoined into one character |  | THOMAS LOVE IN  T E L |  | R | 1664 |  | NEEDHAM MARKETT  1664 |  | 
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| | W262: Suffolk, Needham Market (Farthing): (1664) 
 
| O | A rose |  | IOHN ROZER 1664 |  | R | I E R |  | IN NEDHAM MARKETT  I E R |  | 
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| At the present time the name is spelt Rosier, in Needham. Bishop Earle, in his "Micrososmography; or, A Piece of the World Discovered in Essays and Characters," first edition, 1628, observes that "a taverne is a degree, or, if you will, a paire of staires, above an ale-house, where men get drunk with more credit and apology.  If the vintners' rose be at door, it is sign sufficient, but the absence of this is supplied by the ivy-bush." | 
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| | W263: Suffolk, Needham Market (Farthing): (1664) 
 
| O | A ship |  | IOHN SHIPP 1664 |  | R | I E S |  | IN NEDHAM MARKETT  I E S |  | 
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