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Norfolk: Gressenhall
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Hunt's Directory of East Norfolk with Part of Suffolk, 1850
[Transcription copyright © Pat Newby]
GRESSENHALL, a village 18 miles W. by N. of Norwich, and 3 miles N.W. of East Dereham. The parish comprises 2586 acres, and contained in 1841, 957 inhabitants; its present residents are:-
Alpe Mrs. Ann
Ayton Robert National school
Barnes Thomas blacksmith
Bradfield Robert Workhouse school
Christmas Elizabeth beer retailer
Clarke Robert wheelwright
Crown Martin blacksmith
Dodman Hannah 'White Swan'
Dodman John wheelwright
Frost Samuel bricklayer
Golding James shoemaker
Hannent John miller
Hewitt John 'Three Horse Shoes'
Hill John David
Hay, Esq.
Hill Rev. Dennis
Holman Charles grocery dealer
Howard William cattle dealer
Kerrison George tailor
Lemon James shoemaker
Pease David 'Royal Oak'
Peck Robert farrier
Riches John shoemaker
Spragg William carpenter
Spurgeon Astley Cooper,
Esq.
Studd George grocery dealer
Twigg Thomas carpenter
Tye Benjamin grocer and draper
Tye Robert 'Chequers' (and cooper)
Wade Robert master of Union Workhouse
Farmers.
Alpe William Holman George
Brown Sarah Nicholson James
Brown George Pearse Samuel
Hastings John Rosher John
Hill Hannah Whenter Ambrose
Hill Joseph White James
CARRIERS to Lynn, Betts, Wed. and Sat.; also, Carter, Thurs. and Monday.
Norwich, Betts, Tues. and Friday; also Carter, Tuesday and Fri.
See also the Gressenhall parish page.
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October 2006