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For questions about research in the period from 1601 to 1700.
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British Farthing, 1658, Thomas Snook, Stalbridg (Stalbridge, Dorset)
Assisted with input from a friend, I can answer my own question. Wills and admons for Snook of Stalbridge (and the surrounding district) are on ancestry.
There is one admon and one will on ancestry …
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British Farthing, 1658, Thomas Snook, Stalbridg (Stalbridge, Dorset)
Below is an image of a British farthing dated 1658 and bearing the name Thomas Snook with a place name of Stalbridg (Stalbridge, Dorset). The Snook (or Snooke) surname was present in Stalbridge over m …