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History of Yarmouth

by William Finch-Crisp

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1633

Aldermen’s wives compelled to wear velvet hats up to this date, when the ordinance was annulled.

1637

Thirty-four brewing-houses in Yarmouth.

1639

Miles Corbet, Esq., re-elected, with Edward Owner, Esq., as members of Parliament.

The East and West Flegg granted to the family of Cornwallis.

1642

Oct. 12th. A ship, with 140 armed soldiers on board, through stress of weather, put into Yarmouth port; she was seized by the townsmen, and her crew and soldiers imprisoned on behalf of the Parliament.

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