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Norfolk: Thorpe St Andrew
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Hunt's Directory of East Norfolk with Part of Suffolk, 1850
[Transcription copyright © Pat Newby]
THORPE, near Norwich, or Thorpe St. Andrew, a village 2 miles E. of Norwich. The parish comprises an area of about 2000 acres, and the population in 1841 was 1041. Post Office, at William Plow's. Letters delivered at 7.30 a.m. and despatched to Norwich and all parts at 5.30 p.m.
Bacon Miss Mary A.
Barker Mr. John
Batley Mrs. Susanna
Birch Isaac master of National schl.
Blakeley Edward silk mercer
Blakiston Capt. Thos. R.N. the Hall
Bracey Francis butcher
Bracey Frederick shoemaker
Bracey Robt. grocery dlr. & baker
Bright John beer retailer
Brinded John coal dealer
Bubbings Robert wheelwright
Bulley William grocery dealer
Burton Thomas grocery and corn chandler
Cattermole Robert 'Three Tuns'
Cattermole Thos. Jph. beer retailer
Clabburn William manufacturer
Clayton Miss Sarah
Cole Rev. Edward chaplain to the Lunatic Asylym
Cotman John landscape painter
Dabson Jane National school
Dale Robert merchant
Davey Joseph merchant
De Caux Mr. William
Digby John lime burner
Emms Thomas gardener
Etheredge Mr. Philip B.
Firman Robert wheelwright
Frost Rev. William Thorpe Lodge
Gibson Mr. Samuel
Grimble John basket maker
Griston William tailor
Gurney Hay, Esq. banker
Hansell Henry solicitor
Hardy John bricklayer
Harvey Sir Robert John Mousehold House
Herring Rev. Armine Rectory
Jecks Charles merchant
King Capt. Robert
Lacey Robert travelling tea dealer
Lincoln Thomas grocery dealer
Lincoln William T. wheelwright
Martin William blacksmith
Olby William flint napper
Orfeur John merchant
Owen Ebenezer governor of lunatic asylum
Palmer Mrs. Sarah
Palmer Nathaniel barrister
Penrice David surgeon
Plow William shoemaker
Postle Mrs. Sarah
Provart William 'King's Head Inn'
Rayner John gardener
Rodwell Elizabeth lodging house
Rose Ann grocery dealer and baker
Russell Henry and Son piano forte makers
Sabberton Thomas machine maker and coal dealer
Shardelow Benj. plumber, painter, &c.
Smith Jph. 'Buck' (& coal dealer)
Southgate Henry 'Griffin'
Spooner John shoemaker
Steward Mrs. Mary
Tinker Horace shoemaker
Wells Mr. Robert
Weston Charles brewer
Wodehouse Edmund, Esq. M.P.
Wright Robert John surveyor
Youngman George gardener
Farmers.
Albin Daniel Leggett William
Albin Samuel Scarfe Samuel
Bright John Starling Samuel
Clear James Starling William
Dale James Whittaker Samuel
Jecks William Woolsey Samuel
See also the Thorpe St Andrew parish page.
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August 2008