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JOHN FUNNELL
See below |
1829 |
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| THOMAS
WINTER |
1836 |
| WILLIAM
RUMBOLD |
1839 |
| HORACE KING |
1842 |
THOMAS WINTER
(age 39 in 1851
at Green Hills) |
1845 - 1858 |
John Funnell appeared before Court for Relief of
Insolvent Debtors 23rd March 1832 : Formerly of Valentine Square, St
Giles, Journeyman Shawl weaver; then of Magdalen Street, St Clement,
Innkeeper and Journeyman Shawl-maker; then of Angel street, St Peter
Mancroft, and late of St. Swithin, Journeyman Shawl Weaver.
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Mr. John Funnell gave a dinner to the members of the Weavers
Committee on the night of Tuesday 17th November 1829.
Several glees and songs were sung and appropriate toasts given, and
the conviviality of the evening was kept up till a late hour, when
they separated well pleased with the handsome and liberal conduct of
their worthy Host.
Address as Aylsham Road 1839.
Given as the NEW INN GREENHILL GARDENS in 1850
As the NEW INN, St
Augustine's Gates 1829, 1842 & 1858
As the GREEN HILLS
1851
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