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BUSBY
1. JOHN
  b. Great Oakley, Essex?will 22 Sept. 1568-27 Mar. 1570 Acle, Norfolk 
All Saints, Great Oakley, Essex
In his will John Busbye, late of Much Okeley (Great Oakley), Essex, now of Acley (Acle), Norfolk,mercer, gave to his oldest son Nicholas four of his best silver pots, to his daughter Agnes
£
3/6/8 and asilver spoon, to his daughter Joan
£
3/6/8 and a pair of silver laches when she reaches age 21 or if sheshould die before that time his son Edward was to have her legacy. Edward was given the rest of the estateand he was to be the executor. His nephew John Godfrey was to be the supervisor. Witnesses were EdmundCooke, John Gouldurg, John Broughton and John Rochester. The will was dated 22 Sept. 1568 and proved27 Mar. 1570.(
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Issue-
I. Agnes-
 
2II. NICHOLAS
- m.1. ?, 2. Susan Sherwin (m.1. Thomas Plumbe, will 19 July 1619-20 Mar. 1623/4Langley, Norfolk), will 17 June 1615- Mar. 1617/8 Claxton, Norfolk III. Edward-
IV. Joan- b. after 1547
Ref:
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) Archdeaconry of Norwich- Vol. 15, fol. IAdditional Source:"
 A Historical Sketch of Nicholas Busby
"- Anna C. Kingsbury, 1924, p. 1
2II. NICHOLAS (JOHN 1)
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BUSBY
m.1. ______ 2. Susan Sherwin (m.1. Thomas Plumbe, will 19 July 1619- 20 Mar. 1623/4 Langley, Norfolk)will 17 June 1615- Mar. 1617/8 Claxton, Norfolk  Nicholas was still in Great Oakley in 1580 as he is listed in a licensed victualler's recognizance on 23 Feb.1579/80 for Richard Bettes of Great Oakley.(
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St. Andrew's Church, Claxton, Norfolk 
 Nicholas Busby of Claxton, Norfolk made his will 17 June 1615:
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BUSBY
 In the name of God, Amen, I Nycholas Busby of Claxton, co. Norfolk, being of perfect memorie make thismy last will and testament as followeth, first, I give unto Nycholas my youngest sonne one silver spoone;unto John my eldest sonne one black stuffe dublett with a payre of stockings, a payre of shooes, and a hatt. All the rest of my goods whatsoever I give and bequeath unto Susann my late [sic] wife. In witnes wherof I have sett my hand this 17th of June 1615. Witnessed by us, Robert Crook, Edmond Heard, Robert Peachie, Edmund Heard [mark]
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The Mill in Claxton
In her will Susan Busby of Langley, Norfolk, widow, gave to her three sons Matthew, George and RichardPlombe all her goods. She also mentions a tenement in St. Saviour's Norwich which she received from her late husband Thomas Plombe who received it from his father Matthew Plombe. She also mentions her  brother Robert Sherwin and John Francis of Norwich who were supervisors. George and Richard Plombewere appointed executors.(
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Issue-
I. John-
 
3II. NICHOLAS
- b.c.1582, m. 24 June 1605 St. Mary Coslany, Norwich,
BRIDGET COCKE
(d.July 1660 Boston), d. 28 Aug. 1657 Boston
Ref:
(
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) Consistory of Norwich- Vol. Trotter, fol. 14(
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) Archdeaconry of Norwich- Vol. Hyll, fol. 289(
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) ERO- Q/RLv 1/21"
 A Historical Sketch of Nicholas Busby
"- Anna C. Kingsbury, 1924, pp. 1-5
3II. NICHOLAS (JOHN 1, NICHOLAS 2)
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