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John Whitlock,
Stationer
(c.1639-1696).
additional
information.
Jam WHITIOCK took over a business of 'trade publisher' located in Stationers' Rents, near Stationers' Hall, from his father-in-law Randall Taylor, sometime Beadle of the Stationers' Co., in 1694, the year of Taylor's death. widow
John Whitlock died in 1696, whereupon Elizabeth (Taylor) Whitlock.
the business
was carried
on by his
Elizabeth Whitlock died in 1698, whereupon the business was succeeded to by John Nutt, presumably a family friend if not relative, since he was one of the three executors named in Elizabeth Whitlock's will.
Stationer
(c.1639-1696).
additional
information.
Jam WHITIOCK took over a business of 'trade publisher' located in Stationers' Rents, near Stationers' Hall, from his father-in-law Randall Taylor, sometime Beadle of the Stationers' Co., in 1694, the year of Taylor's death. widow
John Whitlock died in 1696, whereupon Elizabeth (Taylor) Whitlock.
the business
was carried
on by his
Elizabeth Whitlock died in 1698, whereupon the business was succeeded to by John Nutt, presumably a family friend if not relative, since he was one of the three executors named in Elizabeth Whitlock's will.
