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They also spread to Cambridgeshire, where they were iron founders.
https://archive.org/details/cambridgeironfou0000unse/page/8/mode/2up?q=Mr+Juler+Norwich

Maybe be related to your search?


St Peter and St Paul , Knapton, Norfolk

Burials;
MATTHEW Jeuler 11 Jan 1742/3   age 52
HANNAH Juler 2 Aug 1751, Daug of Matthew/Hannah
HANNAH Juler 2 Dec 1765, Widow

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Trish

This might well be very relevant. Thank you very much for the tip!   

Hi,
I've been researching the Julers for a while, as my 2xggf was adopted into the Juler family.
I've written a lot of what I've discovered into WikiTree here.
This is the bio of William Fox Juler, chemist and druggist of Norwich https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Juler-31

- his forbears go back to John Juler, famous watch and clockmaker of North Walsham, Norfolk,
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Juler-9
and his ancestors, who, the story goes, were French Huguenot jewellers who fled persecution in about 1680, in the reign of Louis XIV. That would certainly fit the name; 'le joaillier' being French for 'jeweler'.

I don't know if any of these bios are relevant to you, but you might find a few details which would be useful.
I haven't yet managed to get any further than Matthew Juler, John's father. That said, I haven't visited Matthew for about three years (too many other rabbit holes) and by now I might know enough to be able to do better research.

Feel free to contact me, if you'd like to.

Hello,
rather late in the day, would it be possible to send me the same information? I'm also researching my Bacon of Thurgarton ancestors. Many thanks 
Dennis Savage has sadly passed away. I am one of a few in the (extended) family who are continuing his brilliant research.
 

https://archive.org/details/obituarypriorto02socigoog/page/n5/mode/2up?ref=ol&view=theater&q=Chamberlayne