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     James was a currier, and undoubtedly taught that trade to his sons William and Edward. He was successful at it, judging by the property he had when he died. Some idea can be gotten from his will, but also in newspaper notices about the sale of his real estate holdings. This material will be added to this page later. He was living in Burston, Norfolk, when he died, but his death was in Garboldisham.



Ipswich Journal, 26 Oct 1839


James was buried in the churchyard, or in the church, at Wortham, Suffolk, apparently with one of his grandsons. Why Wortham hasn't been discovered yet since he apparently lived his life in or near Diss.

children of James and Keturah (Bloomfield) Vyse:

Edward Green, b. 21 December 1824




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