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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''James Bissell''' (d. 1638) is recorded as rector of St Mary Bredman, Canterbury, from 1591 to 1638.<ref name="CCED">{{:CCED|39285}}</ref> He was executor in 1609 of the will of Robert Wynne, mayor of Canterbury<ref>http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Wynne-74</ref> and is also recorded as an ecclesiastical court judge.<ref>James M. Gibson, ''Records of Early English drama: Kent, Diocese of Canterbury'', (2002) p. 1563.</ref> In 1604 he is also recorded as a schoolmaster in the Canterbury parishes of St Mary Bredman, St Peter's and All Saints.<ref name="CCED"/><br />
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It is possible that this book came through the library of William Somner, as Somner's father acted in the same ecclesiastical courts in the diocese.<br />
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