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Sources:
F.N. Mason, John Norton & Sons Merchants of London and Virginia (1968) p. xiii (the family genealogy in this book appears flawed: it shows the eponymous John Norton as the son of John Norton of London and Ann Hatley: in fact he was the son of Jane Norton nee Hatley d. c. 1767 and probably Daniel Norton - he was thus the grandson of the John Norton whose will was proved 1716).
C 10/384/16. Short title: Sandford v Forrest. Plaintiffs: Samuel Sandford. Defendants: Micaiah Perry, Richard Perry, Thomas Lane, Edmund Forrest, John Barker and John Norton. Subject: money matters, Middlesex. Document type: two bills and two answers. Date: 1708.
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