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Note the candlesticks and telescope. These items indicate John Lyall was wealthy. There was no running water, instead he had to wash using a wash stand, which was filled using water kept in the Ewer. Document Reference: DN/INV 84/54

Inventory of John Lyall of Dilham, 1836- Best chamber

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Note the candlesticks and telescope. These items indicate John Lyall was wealthy. There was no running water, instead he had to wash using a wash stand, which was filled using water kept in the Ewer.
Document Reference: DN/INV 84/54

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21st Mar 2007 by Norfolk Record Office

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 History

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 Key Stage 2

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victorian, victorians, homes, home, house, dilham, chamber

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