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• Occupation: Rector of All Saints Church, Sudbury, Suffolk, England
• Education: 1654, Caius College, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England; B.A.
• Education: Between 1658 and 1661, Caius College, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England; Fellow
• Education: 1658, Caius College, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England; M.A.
• Purchase: 1671, Hepworth, Suffolk, England; Presentation to the Rectory
• Education: 1683, Caius College, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England; D.D.
• Occupation: Between 1691 and 1692; Chaplain in Ordinary to H.M. King William III
• Subscription: 1703; Doctor Nathaniel Burrel of Sudbury subscribed to Novum Testamentum una cum Scholis Graecis, 1703, GREGORY, John. Oxford; Subject: religion
• Subscription: 1705
• Subscription: 1707
• Subscription: 1709; Nathaniel Burrel D.D. Sudbury diocese, subscribed to Septuaginta interpretum (Vol. 2), 1709, GRABE, Johann Ernst. London; Subject: religion
• Subscription: 1710; Reverend Nathaniel Burrel D.D. subscribed to The Works of the late Reverend Samuel Johnson (Some Memorials of ... Samuel Johnson), 1710, JOHNSON, Samuel. London; Subject: religion

Notes:

Purchase:
Purchased from Roger Kedington

Subscription:
Reverend Nathaniel Burrell D.D. of Sudbury Suffolk, subscribed to A Supplement to the Great Historical, Geographical, Genealogical and Poetical Dictionary ... Collected from the best historians ... more especially out of Lewis Morery his eighth edition ... Together with a continuation from the year 1688, to this time, by another hand, 1705, COLLIER, Jeremy. London; Subject: dictionary

Subscription:
Nathaniel Burrel D.D. subscribed to Septuaginta Interpretum Tomus I. Continens Octateuchum; quem Ex antiquissimo MS. Codice Alexandrino accurate descriptum, Et opera aliorum Exemplarium, ac priscorum Scriptorum, Praesertim vero Hexaplaris Editionis Origenianae Emendatum atque suppletum, Additis saepe Asteriscorum & Obelorum signis, Summa cura edidit Joannes Ernestus Grabe S.T.P., 1707, GRABE, Johann Ernest. Oxford; Subject: religion

Nathaniel married Esther Sparhawk after Sep 1653. Esther (daughter of John Sparhawk and Esther Sheriff) was born between 1634 and 1653; died before 1681. [Group Sheet]

1. Esther Burrell was born before 1668; and died.
2. Reverend Nathaniel Burrell, B.A. was born about 1670; died in 1738 in Letheringsett, Norfolk, England; was buried on 9 Oct 1738 in Letheringsett, Norfolk, England.
3. Elizabeth Burrell was born about 1671; died on 24 Apr 1721 in Thelnetham, Suffolk, England.

Nathaniel married Frances Yarbison on 14 Feb 1680/81 in All Hallows Church, London Wall, London, England. Frances and died. [Group Sheet]

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• Occupation: 1628; Rector of Great Wratting, Suffolk, England

Christopher married Martha Blackerby on 13 Sep 1627 in Ashen, Essex, England. Martha (daughter of Reverend Richard Blackerby, B.A. and Sarah Prick alias Oldmayne) was born in 1608 in Feltwell, Norfolk, England; was christened on 1 Jan 1608/09 in St Mary's Church, Feltwell, Norfolk, England; died after 1642. [Group Sheet]

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• Education: Bef 1587, King Edward VI School, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England
• Education: Between 1587 and 1590, Trinity College, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England
• Occupation: 1608; Minister of Feltwell, Norfolk, England
• Residence: Aft 1608, Ashen, Essex, England
• Residence: Abt 1628, Great Wratting, Suffolk, England

Notes:

Education:
Originally a grammar school for boys, who studied Greek, Latin and religious instruction, it has moved to various different sites in the town. The school was opened on 3 August 1550 in Eastgate Street.

Rules for staff in 1550
They shall abstain from dicing, gaming and tippling. They must not keep their family on the premises. Women like deadly plagues shall be kept at a distance. The masters shall not be excessively harsh or severe or weakly prone to indulgence.
They shall teach a little at a time, with plenty of examples. They shall never advance to fresh subjects ... until the earlier ones are thoroughly understood.
The teachers shall appoint two boys called censors to note offences. The teachers shall secretly appoint a third boy to watch the other two and report to the master any offences overlooked or not noticed.
Shouting, quarrelling, noise, thieving, lying coarse language and the impertinence of boys leaving their proper places shall be repressed by the teacher.
When it is thought fit to allow some relaxation to unbend the mind and sharpen the wits the boys shall amuse themselves in decent sports such as running races, the use of the javelin or archery. They shall not play dice, knucks (knuckle bones) or chuck farthing (tossing coins). These games are unworthy of a well bred youth. The privilege of recreation shall only be allowed on Thursdays and only then if the weather is fine and the work of the scholars justifies it.

Rules for parents in 1550
You shall find your child sufficient paper, ink, pens, books and candles for the winter.
You shall allow your child a bow, three shafts, bow strings and an arm guard to exercise shooting.
If your child shall be absent from school (unless it be by sickness) he shall be banished from the King's Majesty school.

School rules for the boys in 1550
Those who cannot read and write shall be excluded. They must learn elsewhere the arts of reading and writing.
No boy shall come to school with unkempt hair, unwashed hands or dirty shoes or boots, torn or untidy clothes. Any boy misbehaving himself either in Church or any other public place shall be flogged.
They shall speak Latin in school. Truants, idlers and dullards shall be expelled by the High Master after a year's trial. Every boy shall have at hand, ink, paper, knife (used to sharpen a quill pen), pens and books. When they have need to write the boys shall use their knees as a table.
The whole of the scholars (100) shall be assembled in the morning at 6 o'clock and at 1 o'clock. They shall go home to dinner at eleven and to supper at five. There shall be five classes, under two masters in two rooms, the older boys looking after classes when the masters were not teaching them. School shall finish at 3pm on Saturdays and half holydays.
[source: http://www.king-ed.suffolk.sch.uk/school/history.php ]

Richard married Sarah Prick alias Oldmayne about 1600. Sarah (daughter of Reverend Robert Prick alias Oldmayne) was born about 1580; and died. [Group Sheet]

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• Residence: Worlington, Suffolk, England

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• Occupation: 1577; Curate of Denham, Suffolk, England