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Wherries in Literature - Indexes Wherries in Literature - Indexes 1 Abbreviations Bertha WWS 50 2 Wherry names Beta MAD 87 3 Wherry equipment, cargoes, nicknamed wherries, info Britannia BAP 36; BCR 69 4 People, personal nicknames, family names Cara Mia (Duke) LNV 111 5 Places, Rivers, Broads, Reaches, Pubs Cyprus, stranded SAS 55 6 Others Dauntless, Wroxham 1901 MND 148 7 Dates, including books in publication date order Diligent WWS 50 Ecila (Wanderer) LNV 113 Elizabeth (Crowe) LNV 110 1 Abbreviations of books searched Elizabeth (Dr Shepheard) LNV 110 Ella SAS 50 Emily MAD 53 AHA A History of Aylsham Emma (later Intrepud) BCR 70 BAD Broadland Adventure Endeavour (James Lockett) LNV 82, 110 BAP Berney Arms Past & Present Fanny BAP 36; BCR 69 BCR Burgh Castle Remembered Fawn, Wroxham 1901 NBD 148 BSP Broadland Sport Fir MAD 54 BST Black Sailed Traders Forget-me-not (Royall) LNV 110-1 EAM East Anglian Magazine Frank BAP 36; BCR 70 EAN East Anglia Gertrude (Robert Lockett) LNV 110 GNB Guide to the The Norfolk Broads (Dutt) Gipsy EAM 1947 p499; MGA 59; SAS 96, 103 GRA Graphic Magazine Gleaner MAD 79 HBW Highways, Byways & Waterways in East Anglia Grampu s SAS 41 JKL John Knowlittle Harriet EAM 1947 p495 KAK Keels & Kilns Helen (Robert Lockett) LNV 110 KEN The King's England Herbert BAP 36, BCR 70 LNV Life in a Norfolk Village I'll try BAP 40; EAM 1947 p495; MAD 22, 54 LOB Land of the Broads Intrepid (ex Emma) BCR 70 MAD Marshland Adventure Kate WWS 50 MGA Millgate Kestrel HBW 104-7 PCN Pictures in Colour of the Norfolk Broads Lady Violet BAP 21; MAD 83 PON Portrait of Norfolk Little Spark WWS 50 PPM People & Places in Marshland Lord Roberts MAD 54, 147 SAS Sail and Storm Maid of the Mist BAD 166-8; MAD 166, SSS Seagates to the Saxon Shore WWS 50 TIP The Island Past & Present Maria (Martin Gedge) LNV 110 TLB The Lower Bure Mary BAP 36; BCR 70 WAP Wildfowlers & Poachers Mayfly BAD 121-2 WWS When Wherries Sailed By Mermaid BCR 70 WWW Wherries and Waterways Morton BAP 36; BCR 69 Onward EAM 1947 p495 Rambler LNV 110 2 Wherry names Rudder Grange (Youngs) LNV 96 Samuel (Wanderer) LNV 113 Seven Brothers (Robert Crowe) LNV 87 See BST 204-237 for wherries Sundog (Wanderer) LNV 113 238-9 for pleasure wherries The Maid, Powley family TLB 90 244-254 for Southwold ships Thorn (James Lockett) LNV 110 See SAS 187-191 for wherries owned on Aylsham Tower of Babel LOB 15 Navigation Tunstall Trader, Powley TLB 90 See WAW 174-6 for wherries Two Brothers MAD 52 Victory of Barton MAD 85 Violet EAM 1947 p495; MAD 52 Albert & Alexandra, Jos. Powley TLB 90 Wanderer MAD 85; LNV 113 Albion BAP 39, 40, 44, 48; BAR 106 Wonder EAM 1947 p496; 1950 p464 breaking mast on Breydon BCR 92 Wonder, Smith TLB 21 letter from J F C Mills EAM 1958 p406 Zulu MAD 52 Arcadia (Royall, owner) LNV 110-1 Arcadia (Duke, owner) LNV 111 Arcadia (Gooch, Simms, skippers) LNV 111 Arcadia (Gold, owner) LNV 111-2 3 Wherry equipment, cargoes, nicknamed wherries, info etc deck-planking MAD 55 derrick, mast used as EAM 1950 p464 description, detailed LOB 124-7 See NBD for some colour details diesel from 1910 EAM 1938 p582 See BST 240-3 for wherryman's terms and masthead dimensions etc EAN 160; LOB 124-7 colours. dinghy MAD 22 See SAS 192-3 for glossary distances table LOB 286 See WAW 167-8 for glossary dominant craft PON 134 dredging of canal MGA 23 3½ feet draught MGA 23 drum beat NBD 19 4 hours, Nch to GY EAM 1938 p583 employment on wherries MGA 47 5 ton 'cabbage' wherry EAM 1947 p496 Evangelists (Horning church) LNV 143+ 12 ton wherries EAM 1950 p463 families at Millgate MGA 23 15 - 20 ton wherries EAM 1938 p582 faster than keel SSS 215 15 - 60 ton wherries EAM 1938 p582 fined (Jarvis) MGA 23 16 tons burden (Ayl - Colt) MGA 23 fire, shaping of wood EAM 1947 p498 80 tons, Wonder EAM 1947 p496; EAM 1950 p464 first wherry 1706 MAD 82 300 wherries EAM 1947 p495 flag, colour of NBD 135 alternative course NBD 30 flag frame, colour of NBD 135 arms of the town (Yarmouth) NBD 19 flint pebbles MGA 15 as many wherries as ever (1903) NBD 24 flood, 1912 MGA 23 awkward to meet NBD 78-80 flour, carrying sacks of LNV 89 ballast LNV 28 forced passage HBW 100 bands, colour of mast head NBD 135 fore-and-aft rig SSS 215 barge, 1689 NBD 18 foreign going, Gipsy EAM 1947 p499 basins, extra at Aylsham MGA 23 freight (Evangelists) LNV 143+ birthplace PCN gaff, colour of NBD 135 black sails of wherries NBD 27 garden beside the Yare EAM 1947 p499 blocks, colour of NBD 135 gas works (Millgate) MGA 95 boatbuilder / repairer MGA 11, 47 greatly reduced numbers TBS 129 boatyard MGA 20 half-lowered mast HBW 60 bow haul SAS 96 hand-made EAM 1947 p498 Brass Band (Wroxham Regatta) LNV 113 handier that keel SSS 215 brass band round mast NBD 135 hauling a wherry HBW 104 breakfasts GRA 457 herring LNV 10 'brick wherry' WAP 48 hold, colour of sides NBD 135 bridges, on Upper Bure NBD 152 Holland, from EAN 160 Broads given to private owners NBD 28 hulks of wherries BAD 46, 54, 55 broads little known TBS 3 hundreds of wherries NBD 22 Bure wherries TBS 130 'hung up' NBD 104 'cabbage' wherry EAM 1947 p496 hverfa (origin of 'wherry') SSS 215 cabin HBW 98; LOB 124-7; PPM 78 ice carrying NBD 78-80 door, colour of NBD 135 trapping wherries NBD 58; WAP 98 roof, colour of NBD 135 inaccessible wherrymen HBW 91 canal MGA 11, 68 inns, wherrymen's NBD 78-80 canvas EAN 160 jib LNV 113 carvel built EAM 1958 p406 keel SSS 215 chimney, colour of NBD 135 colours of NBD 135 clinker built EAM 1950 p463 Keel & Wherry pub, N'ch MAD 82 close-winded EAM 1938 p582 ladders WWS 25 coal LNV 10, 83; laden wherries JKL 56 NBD 22, 101; WWS 7, 9 largest wherry-prefer-motor TBS 25 coal at £1 a ton WWS 9 last trading wherry built Nfk SAS 50 coastal trade MGA 23 launching WWS 51-2 colour (flag) flourished NBD 19 leaden mast-balances LOB 122; TBS 129 colour schemes NBDE 135, 145; WWS 48 'light' (empty) NBD 135 brilliant hues, bright red, burnished brass, (un)load LOB 124-7; MGA 17 dark blue, pale green keel, Pyrenese Green, locks, on Upper Bure NBD 152 red, white & blue bands, royal blue, white, long day's quanting HBW 95-6 white keel, vermillion, yellow, yellow bands NBD 135 long-dead wherries TBS 129 commercial craft NBD 20 lowering their masts WWS 7 concrete layer on deck (Gipsy) EAM 1947 p499 maltings, Horning LNV 83 construction of wherry EAM 1950 p463 manure MGA 23; TIP 23 conversion to pleasure wherry EAM 1950 p465 marl MGA 23 corn NBD 22, 101 mast as derrick EAM 1950 p464 counterbalance EAM 1950 p463 colour of top NBD 135 counterbalanced LOB 122 enormous GRA 458 trading wherries moored HBW 100 as pleasure craft NBD 148 mucked out the cows TIP 81 none left after 1918 PON 134 music wafting NBD 20 often LNV 7; TBS 3 oil-cake NBD 101 Trust, NW EAM 1958 p406 'Old Norfolk Wherry' (Finch) EAM 1950 p460-5 una-rigged sail EAN 159; WWS 48 only craft encountered NBD 32 unique to Norfolk EAM 1950 p460 origin of wherries EAM 1938 p582 unload - see load penant HBW 99; LOB 124-7 vane EAM 1950 p463 pleasure wherries EAM 1947 p497; NBD 148; TLB 38; vanishing wherries TBS v WWS 51 very seldom nowadays WWS 66 conversions of EAM 1950 p465 viking's ship PPM 78 cost of hiring LOB 15 want of wherry traffic, 1929 TBS 11 dress on LOB 20-1 warehouse MGA 20, 23 hiring LOB 15; PPM 78 water dispute MGA 23 special cabin for ladies LOB 14 watermen living at Millgate MGA 48 sporting equipment LOB 22 weather-vane MAD 55 victualling LOB 18-20 wherry / wherries and railways PON 134 builder's yard, Coltishall NBD 135 preserve a wherry EAM 1950 p465 coal-laden, in winter NBD 63 private owners NBD 28 dark-sailed NBD 131 quaintness LOB 2 few on Bure NBD 135 quant MAD 54; NBD 373 in harmony NBD 135 quanted laboriously EAN 159 gliding NBD 145 quanter NBD 373 grain at Horning Hall LNV 137 quanting EAM 1947 p496; HBW 95-6, 100; heavy, ice-bound NBD 178 JKL 56, LNV 9; LOB 124-7; heavily-laden NBD 64 NBD 64, 78-80 hull SSS 215 refreshments vending NBD 20 ice-bound NBD 63, 178 regatta (Breydon) NBD 20 mast, with ball of flame NBD 89 registered for going foreign EAM 1947 p499 moored / mooring NBD 89, 145 repainting WWS 48 racing, Wroxham 1901 NBD 148 (2) rigging blocks, colour of NBD 135 sailing between banks NBD 60 right of way NBD 28 sailing close to wind NBD 78-80 rivers plied NBD 78-80 small NBD 101 run down by wherry, danger of LOB 124 two or three, Barton Staithe NBD 158 sail LOB 124-7; MAD 54, 55 two passing NBD 101 black or brown NBD 145; PON 134 vane NBD 78-80 broad brown HBW 60 whole fleet of NBD 147 brown LNV 114; PCN 45, 46, 47 & yachts NBD 109 great dark PON 135 Wherry yacht, description LOB 12-3 white NBD 145 wherryman / men MGA 11; NBD 42, 56, 65, 78-80 sailing master LOB 2 belated NBD 51 saw-pit EAM 1947 p498 cooking NBD 78-80 scarlet and indigo TBS 130 customers of inns NBD 58, 89 Sea-ouze or haven-mud WWS 35 deep-keeled NBD 205 sea, GY to Lowestoft EAM 1950 p464 expert NBD 78-80, 89; WWS 55 (LOB) sea-sand WWS 35 fishermen NBD 213 shaping by fire EAM 1947 p498 genial, at Barton Staithe NBD 157 shooting a bridge WWS 55 (NBR) hard life NBD 78-80 slipping keel EAM 1950 p464 & inns NBD 89 smokes HBW 103 & marshmen at Barton NBD 157 smuggled cargo BAD 77 news carriers NBD 101 spectators NBD 20 on Breydon NBD 213 staithes MGA 20 on Hickling channels NBD 177 state barge NBD 19 past life NBD 78-80 steam-lighter HBW 100, 101 picturesque NBD 78-80 steamers replacing wherries EAM 1938, 582 quanting NBD 78-80 steering his wherry TBS 57 simply NBD 213 suited to navigation NBD 27 sportsmen NBD 213 tabernacle EAM 1950 p463 trading NBD 91 colour of NBD 135 (2) white-sailed wherries PCN tacking PCN Winter in Broadland NBD 58
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