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William White's History, Gazetteer, and Directory of Norfolk 1864
[Transcription copyright © Pat Newby]
This is the list of the tradespeople and the most prominent residents.
POST OFFICE at John Skerry's. Letters despatched, via Lynn, at 4 p.m.
Binks Thomas broker
Brown James horse breaker
Catton Mr. John
Farthing William vict. White Horse
Flegg Robert carpenter & wheelwright
Foster Robert parish clerk
Green Sarah mistress National School
Howlett James Warnes,
Esq. Hall
Hudson John blacksmith
Kendall Jas. blacksmith & vict., Buck
Lambert J. & J. grocers, &c., & Snettisham
Neave Mary schoolmistress
Ogle Rev. Jas.
Ambrose, M.A. vicar and rural dean, Vicarage
Oughton Mr. John
Potter Thomas hurdle maker
Taylor Thomas basket maker
Turner James tailor
Turner Matthew beerhouse
Wetherhed Miss Evelina
Wicks John vict. King's Head
Wright William carpenter
Yaxley Mr. William
BAKERS.
Bennett Richard
Chambers Robert
Leggett Paul
FARMERS.
Brook Leonard
Crisp Stpn. Eaton
Crisp Wm. Hill Hs.
Curl Thomas
Platten Robert
Rix Wm. Church fm
Spinks John Marsters Eaton
Turner William
Wells Rt. East Hall
Wicks John
SHOEMAKERS.
Bullock Edward
Raines George
Rix Benjamin
Skerry John
SHOPKEEPERS.
Crisp T. (& butcher)
Huggins George
Petingale Thomas
Read Thomas
See also the Sedgeford parish page.
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Copyright © Pat Newby.
January 2007