Hide
--- TEST SYSTEM --- TEST SYSTEM --- TEST SYSTEM ---
Hide
Norfolk: Wicklewood
hide
Hide
William White's History, Gazetteer, and Directory of Norfolk 1864
[Transcription copyright © Pat Newby]
The description of the parish has not been transcribed because it is similiar to that in White's Directories for 1845 and 1883.
These are the names in the text that are not included in the list of residents and tradespeople, below:
Darbie Rev. M.B., M.A.
Percy A.C.H., Esq.
Wodehouse Lord
There are memorials in the church to the Colman and Stone families.
This is the list of the tradespeople and the most prominent residents.
Acton Rev. William, B.A. vicar, Vicarage
Clarke My. Ann schoolmistress, Wrkhouse [sic]
Culpitt Saml. tailor
Goodchild Hannah matron, Workhouse
Gowen Robt. Smith master, Workhouse
Hall Thomas baker
Head Robert William brickmaker
Lee Alfred schoolmaster, Workhouse
Mann Richd. bricklayer & beer retailer
Mann William joiner and carpenter
Shorney Emma mistress, Natl. School
Spinks James victualler, Wild Man
BEERHOUSES. CORN MILLERS.
Buck Henry Mallett John
Ellis John Mann Samuel
BLACKSMITHS. BOOT & SHOEMAKRS.
Buck Henry Semmence John
Buck Philip Weston Jno. & Edw.
Dawes Samuel
FARMERS.
Barker William Rix William
Browne George Roe Simon
Cann James Rowing Archibald
Garth James Scott William
Greenwood Mattw. (& Tillett John P.
cattle dealer) Tutthill William
Kirk James Wade Christmas
Knivett Charles Weston G. (Exors)
Norton John (and Wilkinson John
parish clerk) Wrigglesworth Wm. (&
Office William cattle dealer)
Poll James Youngman John
GARDENERS. SHOPKEEPERS.
Blyth Jonathan Mann Emma
Lane Franklin Livock William (&
butcher)
See also the Wicklewood parish page.
These pages are for personal use only. They may not be copied, and the links within them may not be harvested for use on your own web pages. Please see the Copyright Notice.
Copyright © Pat Newby.
July 2007