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Norfolk: Pulham St Mary the Virgin
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Hunt's Directory of East Norfolk with Part of Suffolk, 1850
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PULHAM ST. MARY THE VIRGIN, a village 16 miles S. of Norwich, and 3 miles N.W. of Harleston. The parish comprises an area of 2998 acres, and the population in 1841 was 924. Post-Office, at the Maid's Head. Letters delivered at 9 a.m. and despatched to Norwich and all parts, via Harleston, at 5 p.m.
Allured John tailor
Brown Charles saddler
Brown Joshua maltster
Brown Misses Mary
and Maria
Clarke Daniel blacksmith
Cooper Ann school for ladies
Crisp Robert butcher
Green Benjamin 'Maid's Head'
Harrison Samuel bricklayer and stone mason
Harvey Mrs. Margaret
High John Free school
King James shoemaker
Leigh Rev. William, M.A.
Lincoln William carrier
Lovelace Thomas blacksmith
Miles Charles hair dresser, glover and
bird preserver
Mills Charles surgeon
Mullenger George wheelwright
Oakes James tailor
Pritty James shoemaker
Saunders David grocery dealer
Saunders William baker
Stammers Joseph miller
Stanton Elizabeth miller
Thirkettle George grocery dealer
Thrower John blacksmith
Vipond Jeremiah shoemaker
Wake Mr. John
Williams Thomas "King's Head"
Youell John carpenter
Farmers.
Bentfield Edward Howe Thomas
Bond Thomas Mays William
Borrett Michael Nurse John
Burgess James Peak Thomas
Burgess William Pearce Henry
Colby Caleb Poppy David
Ebbage John Pratt Simpson
Goldsmith Thomas Reeve Henry
Gooderham John Reeve John
Groom William Whaites John
Hipperson Thomas
CARRIER to Norwich, Lincoln, Wed. and Sat. 6 morn.
See also the Pulham St Mary the Virgin parish page.
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November 2005