According to Ferris,744 “It was undoubtedly” this Richard Palgrave “who was baptized at Pulham, St. Mary the Virgin, co. Norfolk, on January 29, 1597-8, who was the son of JOHN and AMY (_____) PALGRAVE and grandson of THOMAS and CHRISTIAN (SAYER) PALGRAVE of Pulham. He received a bequest by the will of his father in 1618, and it was undoubtedly he who became a freeman of Great Yarmouth in the same county in 1624, after having served an apprenticeship (of probably six or seven years) under Robert Sayre, who about that time filled the offices of clerk and alderman of that town, and who was probably also a relative of RICHARD and his grandmother CHRISTIAN (SAYER) PALGRAVE. For several generations members of this Palgrave family lived in two adjoining parishes called Pulham, St. Mary Magdalen (or Pulham Market) and Pulham, St. Mary the Virgin, commonly shortened to ‘Pulham Mary.’”

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