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Letter to John Kitson registrar in Norwich, from Philip Meadows of Great Bealings, renewing his non-residence licence.
Addressed to:
Philip Meadows (1777-1837) was a rector of Bealing Magna. Interesting trivia...in 1812 John Ablett was convicted of stealing one of Philip Meadows' horses, and in 1813 sent to New South Wales.
Indistinct black cancellation 'WOODBRIDGE 78' UR corner.
7 x 14.50 cm
In 1814, J. Kitson was the Bishop's registrar.
John Kitson resided in Thorpe Market, a small town near the city of Norwich, in the county of Norfolk, England, during the first half of the nineteenth century. Between 1831 and 1837, Kitson apparently worked in the Registry and Public Records Office in Norwich, processing and indexing legal documents such as divorce papers and wills. He may also have served as a solicitor in the Norwich area.
