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- NEEDED: Nco E/37 [Thos. Fanshaw et ux to Thomas Tucker}.
Married:
- The couple had married prior to 21 October 1664, when Mary was named in her grandmother Joan Yates' will of that date as "my Granddaughter Mary Fanshaw".
- Additionally, Thomas Tucker's 22 November 1682 Lower Norfolk County land patent includes a listing of the chain of prior ownership for the property that he has patented, beginning with the 27 September 1665 patent [posthumously] granted to Thomas Horne.
- The marriage of Mary Horne, daughter of Thomas Horne, to Thomas Fanshaw is stated as part of the chain of ownership.
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