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In 1739, the vicar of St. Alkmund's Church, Derby, wrote at the end of a letter to his son, "And thus I conclude this long story; almost as long a tale as that of the Derby Ram", which suggests that the song was widely known at least in Derby by the early eighteenth century.
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