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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A80689	November 5th, 1645. The county of Suffolke divided into fourteene precincts for classicall Presbyteries together with the names of the ministers and others nominated by the committee of the said county, according to master speakers direction by letter; with the names of the severall committees of the county of Suffolke in their severall divisions.		1647 (1647)	Wing C6573A; ESTC R231336	3,961	12

Boxter of Mendham John Tuthill of VVay-bread Samuell Laurence of Syleham Capt. Anthony Barry of Syleham Samuell Bancroft of Monke Soham John Jeffery of Tannington John Smith of Dennington Thomas Hart of Syleham John Borrett of Laxfeild John Herring of Dennington Robert Bacon of Monke Soham The ninth Division containing the Hundred of Hartsmire their meeting appointed at Eye Sir Edmond Bacon Knight and Barronet Wiseman Bokenham Esquire Ed. Harvey Esquire Ministers Mr. Richard Chamberlaine of Rickingale super Christopher Wragg of Medlesham Abraham Chaplayne of VVetheringsett Robert Andrewes of VVyverstone Richard Proud of Thrandestone John Symonds of Gislingham Robert Harris of Mellis John Forgan of Ockald Others to be joyned to the Ministers James Harvy of Eye Esquier John Gray of Thrandestone Gent. Capt. VVilliam Seaman of Mendlesham John Rivett of Rush-angles Gent John Grocer of VVestthrope Thomas Rust of Rickingale super John Rust of VVartham John Kew of Burgate Samuell Flowerdew of Eye VVilliam Freeman of Gislingham Barnaby Barker of Mendlesham Thomas Folkard of Mendlesham Thomas Hubbard of Oakely William Hunting of Thrandestow Robert Savage of Wetheringsett Edward Baldry of Wyverstone The tenth Division containing the Hundred of Blackborne their meeting appointed at Irworth Mauris Barrow Esquire Sir Symonds Drury Ministers Mr. Phillip Jacob of Rickinggale Junior Robert Howlet of Hinderclay Clement Ray of Watsfeild John Legate of Barnham George Speede of Stowlangtoft Munns of Norton Others to be added to the Ministers John Osborne Gent. of Watsfeild Capt. Page of VValsham Thomas Rampley sen of VValsham Henry Rewse of Fakenham Edmond Craske of Bardwell John Craske of Irworth Edward Cole of Fakenham magna Thomas Syer of Langham VVilliam Barnes of Elmswell Symon Smith of Hunston John Amys Jun. of Hunston The eleventh Division containing the Hundred of Thingo Lackeford and Thedwastr with the Corporation of Bury their meeting appointed at Bury Sir William Spring Baronet Robert Reynolds Esquire Richard Pepys Esquire Gibson Lucas Gent. Samuel Moody Gent. Thomas Chaplin Gent. Thomas Gypps Gent. The Alderman for the time being of Bury Ministers Mr. John Wall of Bury Peter Saint-Hill of Bury John Clegate of Bury John Hale of Mildenhall Ambrose Salisbury of Whepstead Edward Wright of Pakenham John Cradock of Barrow Zachary Catlin of Thurstone _____ Downes of Brockly Others to be joyned to the Ministers Dr. Jasp Despotine of Bury John Clerk of Bury Myles Burrough of Bury Nathaniel Crask of Bury Wil. Fisk senior of Pakenham John Fiske of Ratlesden Henry Bright of Pakenham George Groome of Ratlesden John Sparrow of Read Samuel Sparrow of Depden Anthony Sparrow of Read Gregory Forgan of Ratlesden Olofernes Cook of Eirswel Thomas Wells of Risby Richard Gipps of Wheltham Thomas Sage of Hercunger John Sage of Wheltham Henery Munnings of Elden The twelfth Division containing the Hundred of Cosford with the Parishes of Monks Ely Presson and Milding of Babergh Hundred their place of meeting appointed at Bilstone Ministers Mr. John Browning of Seamer Samuel Maile of Monks-Ely William Munning of Preston Isaac Harison of Hadleigh John Weild of Bildestone Myles Birkit of Hitcham Others to be joyned to the Ministers William Richardson of Hadleigh Gent. Capt. Thomas Alabaster Ibid John Hudson Ibid Thomas Gates Ibid Richard Tilson Ibid James Abbot Ibid Will. Blumfield of Bildston Esq _____ Markhant of Seamer VVilliam Chaplin of Hitcham Nathaniel Lovekin Ibid VVilliam Cooke of Kersey George day of Monks-Ely The 13. Division containing the Hundred of Babergh with the Corporation of Sudbury except Monks-Ely Preston Milding and Polstead their place of meeting appointed at Lavenham Isaac Appleton Esquire Brampton Gurdon Senior Esquire Brampton Gurdon Junior Esquire Ministers Mr. Tho Mott of Stoak-Nailād Thomas VValker of Assingtō _____ Thornbeck of Bures VVilliam Leigh of Groton Francis Quarles of Newton William Gurnal of Lavenham Ric. Petchy of Waldingf mag Seth VVood of Melford Daniel Sutton of Cavendish John Smith of Cockfield Others to be joyned to the Ministers Dr. Goodyard of Lavenham Henry Copping Sen. Ibid John Mead Senior of Sudbury Col. John Fothergill Ibid Joseph Brand Esq of Edwardst VVilliam Abbot of Sudbury John Pannel of Sudbury Junior John Cole of Sudbury John Kent of Nayland Isaac Keyes of Nayland Edward Gerrard Ibid Thomas Winterfloud Ibid Robert Allen of Assington Thomas Gilson of Sudbury Francis Long Ibid Roger Brown of Boxford Thomas Hubbard of Melford John Gerrard of Bures Robert Kerrington of Newton Roger Kerrington of Acton The 14th Division containing the Hundred of Risbridg their meeting place appointed at Clare Sir Nathan Barnardiston Knight Sir William Soam Knight Sir Thomas Barnardiston Knight Henry North Junior Esquire Thomas Cole Esquire Ministers Mr. Richard Blakerby of Thurlo magn Sam. Fairclough of Keddingt John Allot of Thurlo Parva Roger Cook of Clare Sam. Boardman of Stansfield Barth Adrian of Bradly mag Others to be joyned to the Ministers John Soam of Bradly Parva Major Westthrop of Hundon Captain Samuel VVard ibid Edmund Phillips of Clare Tho Edwards Junior of Stoake Mr. Farrence of Haverhill John Ray of Denstone George Moody of Moulton Robert French of Keddington Phil. Sparrow of Wickambrook _____ Browne of Ousden Nich Tweed of Stoake These severall Divisions and Persons are approved to be for Classicall Presbyteries within the County of Suffolke Manchester April 29. 1647.