Norwich Wedding: Jota Fowle Marries Miss Deye
May 1 report from Norwich states Jota Fowle auditor of the Excise wed Miss Deye of Eye in Suffolk last Tuesday. The ceremony was noted in local social circles with vows exchanged in a quiet ceremony.
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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 11, 1765
Page
3
May 1 report from Norwich states Jota Fowle auditor of the Excise wed Miss Deye of Eye in Suffolk last Tuesday. The ceremony was noted in local social circles with vows exchanged in a quiet ceremony.
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