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Kelly's Directory of Norfolk 1875
This is the list of the most prominent residents. It has been extracted from the directory by, and is copyright © to, Ray Martin.
- Parish Clerk
- Samuel Gibbs
- Post Office
- Mrs Elizabeth Reeves
- School
- Miss Frances Suffolk
- Carrier
- Thomas Goose, to Three Horseshoes, Norwich on Saturdays.
Barber Mrs
Micklethwait Rev. Sotherton vicar
Nathaniel
Ready Rev. Henry. vicar of Palling
and rector of Waxham
Applegate James farmer
Barber George Vincent farmer and landowner
Bates Benjamin carpenter
Beales George farmer and coal dealer
Beckett Arthur vict. White Horse and pork butcher
Beevor Robert farmer
Beevor William shoemaker
Bell James pork butcher
Bishop Mrs Maria farmer
Borrett Frederick farmer
Borrett John farmer and landowner, The Hall
Cooke Charles vict. Pleasure Boat
Curtis Benjamin farmer, Heath
Cubitt Thomas farmer
Deary Thomas farmer
Durrant Charles farmer
Ebbs Mrs Elizabeth vict. Bull
Fenn Thomas farmer
Garrett Israel Royal farmer and miller
Gaze Mrs Jane shopkeeper
Gibbs Alfred George farmer
Gibbs Alfred George assistant overseer
Gibbs Frederick blacksmith
Gibbs Samuel coal dealer
Goose Thomas carrier
Howard Samuel farmer and landowner
Lambert Mrs bricklayer
Layton Miss Elizabeth farmer
Mallett Mrs Elizabeth shopkeeper
Mason Robert boot and shoe maker
Mason Thomas blacksmith and shopkeeper
Myhill Edward farmer and carpenter
Neale Samuel farmer and landowner
Newman John farmer and landowner, Priory Farm
Newman Samuel farmer
Nudd John farmer
Paine William vict. Greyhound
Pilgrim James blacksmith
Pratt Robert farmer
Reeve Mrs Elizabeth grocer, draper, Post Office
Slipper Thomas farmer, Winmere Hall
Taylor Miss Mary shopkeeper and school
Maria (* see note below)
Trory William farmer
Turner John builder
Turner Richard farmer and landowner
Wooston James fish dealer
Woolston Robert boot and shoe maker
* This is incorrect, they were two separate persons - see White's Directories for 1883 and 1890 for details.
See also the Hickling parish page.
Copyright © Pat Newby.
September 1999