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The Blaker Society
Ken Toll is the right man to look about, but he wont be back for another month,
so I will putter for the historian you may want.
As to the munitions, etc., for which of course I was not even acknowledged,
well what can I say but
pip ! pip !
Rod
On 28 December 2011 12:57, David Bethell <david@thestrines.fslife.co.uk> wrote:
Exactly. So you would be best to ask the library there. They will know what I mean by
a local historian: someone who has studied the local history of the town.
From: Rod Blaker
To: David Bethell
Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2011 3:04 PM
Subject: Re: Shoreham Blakers
Squire,
William Blaker of Cuckfield, Sussex, was assessed to the Lay Subsidy
of that County in the year 1327.
Note that no other Blaker appears in either the Rape of Lewes or the Rape of
Bramber in this subsidy, nor in the lay subsidies of these Rapes levied in 1296 or
1332.
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