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Hunt's Directory of East Norfolk with Part of Suffolk, 1850
[Transcription copyright © Pat Newby]
TROWSE-with-NEWTON, a village having a Railway Station, 1 mile S.E. of Norwich. The parish comprises 1252 acres, and contained, in 1841, 562 inhabitants; its present residents are:-
Aldis Jonathan shoemaker
Beloe James basket & sieve makr.
Bolton George shoemaker
Bullard Thomas grocery dealer
Carter Rev. George (vicar)
Chasteney Miss Eliza
Coleman Robert beer retailer
Cooper James gardener
Daniels Robert blacksmith
Day Frederick grocery dealer
Denny Thomas pork butcher
Dent Elizabeth Ann Infant school
Drew Charles dish turner
Finch John wheelwright
Goose Joseph lime burner
Goose Robert 'Carpenter's Arms'
Gowen Thomas coal dealer
Grief Hamlet parish clerk
Grief Jonathan pork butcher
Hall George 'White Horse' (and joiner)
Harris William 'Angel'
Jarvis Richard 'Drovers'
Johnson Danl. carpenter & sawyer
King Philip 'Lime Kiln' (and wheeler)
Le Grys
and Co. carpenters and timber yard
Martin John cowkeeper
Money Captain Philip John
Money General Archibald Crown Point
Newson Samuel grocery dealer and baker
Park Ann National school
Plant Jas. registrar & tax collector
Proudfoot Wm. B. baker & grocery dealer
Read Thos. Wm. & Co. millers and merchants
Thetford William butcher
Thurlow John grocery dealer
Turner Robert hair dresser
Wells Mr. Henry
Wilson Mr. Thomas
Wortley John 'White House' (ferry)
Youngs Wm. Francis butcher
Farmers.
Alborough Thomas
Buttle William (and cowkeeper)
Gowing George
Jecks Isaac
Plant James
Turner John
See also the Trowse Newton parish page.
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January 2008