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  • Mashburn Family in Brackley, England
  • Elizabeth Mashborne – Her Book
  • Edward Mashbourne City Alderman
  • London before Edward Mashburn
  • Edward Mashburn, Sr. – The Time of Charles II
  • Sindery Family
  • St. Giles-in-the-Field
  • John Sharp – St. Giles-in-the-fields
  • Samuel Pepys
  • Thomas Gale – Dean of York
  • Hilder Report #1
  • Hilder Report #2
  • Hilder Report #3
  • Elizabeth Mashborne and the Four Shilling Tax
  • Lloyd’s Coffee-House
  • Multiple Edward Mashburns
  • Bully Dawson’s Punch Recipe

Did You Know . . .

In 2010, Jamal Mashburn, former pro-basketball player, owned 34 Outback Steakhouse franchises, 37 Papa John's franchises, and a number of car dealerships across the state of Kentucky.

In 1666, Samuel Mashborne, an Oxford student from Brackley, died after being struck by lightening. During the night before his burial, a group of town and university doctors performed one of the first brain autopsies recorded.

In 1705, James Mashborne a charter member of the Amicable Society, bought one of the first life insurance policies sold in modern times. James was an Anglican minister and due to his marriage to Ann Blount, James is the only Mashburn listed in Burke's Peerage.

In 1712, Edward Mashborne operated the third known school in North Carolina. He was raised in London by his stepmother Elizabeth and left for America about the time she married Edward Lloyd (whose coffee shop begot Lloyd's of London).

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