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W207: Somersetshire, Shepton Mallet (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | R M B |
| RICHARD BARNARD R M B |
| R | R M B |
| OF SHEPTON MALLETT R M B | |
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W208: Somersetshire, Shepton Mallet (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | A merchant's mark |
| WILL BROWNE HOSIER |
| R | W B |
| IN SHIPTON MALLETT W B | |
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W209: Somersetshire, Shepton Mallet (Farthing): (1665)
| O | A merchant's mark |
| IOHN BYRTT IN |
| R | I M B / 1665 |
| SHIPTON MALLETT I M B / 1665 | |
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W210: Somersetshire, Shepton Mallet (Farthing): (1667)
| O | W I I |
| WILLIAM IAMES W I I |
| R | W I I / 1667 |
| IN SHIPTON MALLET W I I / 1667 | |
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W211: Somersetshire, Shepton Mallet (Farthing): (1652)
| O | A man making candles |
| THO PARFIT CHANDLER |
| R | 1652 |
| OF SHIPTON MALLET 1652 | |
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W212: Somersetshire, Shepton Mallet (Farthing): (1664)
| O | T E W |
| THOMAS WESTLY T E W |
| R | 1664 |
| OF SHEPEN MALLET 1664 | |
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W213: Somersetshire, Somerton (Farthing): (1652)
| O | A church |
| IEROM CHVRCHEY |
| R | I M C |
| IN SOMERTON 1652 I M C | |
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W214: Somersetshire, Somerton (Farthing): (1658)
| O | 1658 |
| THOMAS HARBIN 1658 |
| R | T A H |
| IN SOMERTON T A H | |
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W215: Somersetshire, Somerton (Farthing): (1663)
| O | A nag's head |
| IAMES PATEY 63 |
| R | I S P |
| IN SOMMERTON I S P | |
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W216: Somersetshire, South Cadbury (Farthing): (1666)
| O | The King's head crowned |
| SAMVELL WILLS |
| R | S I W / 1666 |
| OF SOVTH CADBVRY S I W / 1666 | |
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W217: Somersetshire, South Petherton (Farthing): (1668)
| O | A crescent moon |
| EDMOND ANSTIE 1668 |
| R | E A A |
| OF SOVTH PETHERTON E A A | |
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W218: Somersetshire, South Petherton (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | Three sugar-loaves |
| IOHN WILLY IN |
| R | I D W |
| SOVTH PETHERTON I D W | |
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W219: Somersetshire, South Petherton (Uncertain): (Date Unknown)
| O | Arms: quarterly--1, a hand erect; 2, two animals like pigs; 3, a curved implement; 4, three pellets (two and one)--a coat which the issuer probably himself invented |
| WILLIAM WINTAR IN |
| R | W E W |
| SOVTH PETHARTON W E W | |
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| The above is very similar to a device sometimes used by brush-makers. The curved implement, something like a flattened horse-shoe, is probably intended for the "bit-stock" used for boring holes in wood; while the pigs and three pellets or bundles have reference to the bristles used for brushes. These arms are still borne by an Essex family, but they now read: quarterly--1, the Ulster hand; 2, two Lions passant; 3, a crescent moon; 4, three bezants--and form quite an aristocratic coat, of which we see the origen above! |
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W220: Somersetshire, Spaxton (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | The Clothworkers' Arms |
| IOHN CHICK IN SVM |
| R | I E C |
| MERSET SPACKSTON I E C | |
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| See the Fuller's Panel in Spaxton Church, "Proc. S. A. N. H. S.," vol. viii. p. 8. |
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W223: Somersetshire, Stogursey (Farthing): (1665)
| O | T E E |
| THOMAS ECLESTONE T E E |
| R | A tailor's pressing iron (?) |
| OF STOGVRSY 1665 | |
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W224: Somersetshire, Stogursey (Farthing): (1664)
| O | A pair of scissors |
| WILLIAM EXON OF |
| R | W M E |
| STOGVSSEY 1664 W M E | |
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W225: Somersetshire, Stogursey (Farthing): (Date Unknown)
| O | An axe |
| RICH WICKHAM |
| R | R G W |
| OF STOGVRSAY R G W | |
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