Marriage bond between Arthur Lowe Bowman of Ratcliff, Middlesex, gent. and Sarah Narbrow, daughter-in-law of Robert Liveing of HARWICH, fisherman, that Robert Liveing will assign one child or one third part of his estate to Arthur Lowe Bowman on the death of himself and his wife Martha, 7 July 1730; deed of sale of one quarter of the 'Robert and Martha' of HARWICH (46 tons) for £100 by Robert Liveing the elder of HARWICH to Robert Liveing the younger of HARWICH, fisherman, with Robert Liveing the younger to be sole master, 4 April 1732; bond for the payment of £80 by Robert Liveing of HARWICH, fisherman to Rebecca Hudspeth of HARWICH, widow, 7 July 1735; bond for the payment of £100 by Robert Liveing of HARWICH, mariner to John Goodman of St. Mary at Hill, City of London, 24 August 1741, with acknowledgement of full payment received, 28 March 1746; bond for the payment of £100 by Robert Liveing of HARWICH, fisherman to Samuel LUCAS, previously of HARWICH, but now of Chelmondiston, Suffolk, esq. at the rate of £5 a year as payment for one eighth of the 'Robert and Martha' purchased 26 January 1720, 26 January 1743; acknowledgement by John Blacksel of HARWICH, merchant that his father-in-law Robert Liveing spent £80 in 1730 on household goods for him and that he paid half his rent, £49 10s. and that both these sums are part of 'my Fortune' following the death of Mrs Liveing, 18 January 1745; inventory of goods on estate of Robert Liveing of HARWICH, fisherman, deceased 1745, including the 'Robert & Martha' and the 'Daniel & Philips' fishing boats, 13 June 1745 (two copies); note of £510 15s. wages due to Robert Liveing, the son of Robert Liveing, as master for 13 years 5 weeks at 15s. a week 'the usual wages paid masters in that employ', May 1745; letters of administration appointing Robert Liveing as executor, 8 June 1745; account of Robert Liveing as administrator for the estate of Robert Liveing, 1746, with (itemised) list of debts paid and account of discharge of outstanding bonds to Samuel LUCAS, John Goodman and Rebecca Hudspeth.

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Daniel about 1780