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Goodrich Richard, grocer • ~iller John, boot maker Shingles Geo. (Mrs.), market gardener Hardy William, parish clerk Nockolds Robert, jabmaster & brake Smith Robert B. butcher Hannant John, farmer & dairyman proprietor; parties taken to & from Southgate Waiter, Greengate P.H Harris John, farm bailiff to John the Norfolk Broads, Portland house Sparrow Robt.market grdnr.West end Mayes Bond esq. White house Papworth George, corn chandler, & Squires James, farm bailiff to Mrs. T. Hart Robert, pork 'butcher Post office W. Daniels Ha.rvey James, shopkeeper Parker George Frederick, boot maker Trett Harry E., R.P.C. plumber" Haylett George, boat owner Pearce Edward, farmer paperhanger & house decorator; Haylett Waiter, boat owner Pinder Thorp, insurance agent estimates free; & at Filby Hewitt Willia.m, market gardener Plnmmer Susannah (Mrs.) & Son,boat Tubby Elizabeth (Mrs.), market gar- Holland Clifford John, professional owners dener, West end -golfer, Club house Prior George, basket maker Tubby John, market gardnr. West end Horth Waiter, dairyman • Rational Sick & Burial Association (C. Tubby Wm.market gardener,West end Hubbl~ & Gardner Misses, fancy drprs H. Beevor, sec) Vincent George Wm. grocer & draper 'Hnmphrey Charles Burton, shoeing & Read William, baker Walker Henry, officer in charge Coast- general smith & wheelwright Reynolds Charles, trap owner guard station .Hnmphrey Thomas, carpenter Rice Benjamin, farmer Waters William C. shopkeeper Julier Waiter Fredk. brake proprietor Robinson Herbert Fulcher, hair Watlow John, market gardener Kerridge William English, farmer,Cen- dresser & news agent Watson George, farm bailiff to J. M. tral house Royal National Life Boat Institution Bond esq Kittle George English, farmer (branch) (John Haylett, 1st cox- Webster Fredk. Geo. frmr. & hay dlr Kittle Jas. market grdnr. West end swain; John Plummer, 2nd cox- Webster Richard, farmer &c 'Mann Henry Thomas, fish curer swain) Wright G'has. Arth. coal & coke mer Mann Martha (Mrs.), grocer & draper Russell James Ruthen, market gardnr Wright Henry Albert, farmer, Nova. :Manor House Hotel (Miss Sophia E. Shalders Georgina (Mrs.), King's Scotia farm Brice, manageress) Arms P.H Wright Jabez, market gardener &c Meal J o_seph, station master 'CAISTOR ST. EDMUND is a parish and small distributed in coal. Caistor is supposed to have been the 11cattered village, on the river Tas, 2 miles north from capital of the Iceni, a Belgic tribe, and was by the Romans Swa.insthorpe station on the Ipswich and Norwich line olf called "Venta Icenorum." It was long a Roman camp or the Great Eastern railway, and 2! south from Norwich, station (Oastra), whence the East English, on their con­ -in the Southern division of the county, Swainsthorpe quest of the country, called it Caistor. Many Roman 'Petty sessional division, Henstead hundred and union, antiquities and coins of various emper.ors, from Nero to Norwich county court district, rural deanery of Brooke, the ·time of the Lower Empire, but principally of Con­ western division, archdeaconry of Norfolk and diocese of stantine (A.D. 3o6), have been found here, including Norwich. The church of St. Edmund is a small build­ some 30 silver coins, discovered in a field in 1895; about ing of flint with stStoke Holy Cross, the nearest telegraph office, left £5 Ios. to be given away in bread to six poor people 2 miles distant of this place; and William Middleton, in 1647, left 3s. 4d. This place is included in the United School district of to be distributed oo the poor at Christmas; there is also Poringland. The central ~:chool is at Frarningham -a fuel allotment of 24 acres, the rent of which, £20, is Earl & the nearest at Stoke Holy Cross PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Morse Rev. Anthony South B.A. Goldsmith Charles, gamekeeper to H. Burton Colonel Gerard Septimus, Old (rector & rural dean), Rectory P. Green esq Hall Cogman John, blacksmith Sutton William M.farm bailiff to Hany Green Mrs. Caistor hall Dowe Robt. J. farmer, builder, wheel- P. Green esq Green Harry Priestley J.P. Caistor hall wright & assessor& collector of taxes CALDECOTE is a parish, 5 miles south from Nar- merly fellow of Caius College, Cambridge, who is also ·borough station, and 6 south-west from Swaffham station, rector of Oxburgh-with-Foulden and resides at Ox­ both on the Lynn and Dereham section of the Great burgh. Sir Henry Edward Paston-Bedingfeld bart. of 'Eastern railway, in the South Western division ()f the Oxborough Hall, is lord of the manor and sole own6l" and county, South Greenhoe hundred and petty sessional occupier of the land. The soil ia light; subsoil, chalk. division, Swaffham union and county court district, rural The chief crDps are wheat, barley and turnips. The area deanery of South Cranwich, archdeaconry of Lynn, and 1s 705 acres; rateable value, £224; the population in diocese of Nm·wich. Foz·merly a church atood here dedi- 1901 was 30. cated to the Virgin Mary, and the site, surrounded by some very fine elms, can atill be traced. The living is a Letten through Stoke Ferry; the nearest money order -sinecure rectory, yearly value £6 13s. 4d. (modus), in office is at Beachamwell & telegraph office at Stoke the gift of Sir H. E. Paston-Bedingfeld bart. and held Ferry, about 3l miles distant -since 1885 by the Rev. William Henry Brown M.A. for- The children of this place attend the school at Oxburgh Burton Jacob, farm atewa.rd, William Johnson esq ·CALTHORPE is a parish and villa«e, 4 miles north stone, consisting of chancel, nave and a western tDwer ·from Aylsham station on the East Norfolk section of the containing one bell: there are 130 sittings. The register Great Eastern railway and 3 north from Aylsham town dates from the year 1544. The living is a vicarage, net ·station on the Midland and Great Northern joint railway, yearly value £127, including 24 acres of glebe, with resi­ 'in the N:orthern division of .the county, South Erping- dence, in the gift of the Trustees of the Great Hospital, nam hundred and petty sessional division, Aylsham union Norwich, and held since 1893 by the Rev. Moritz Kauf­ and county district, rural deanery of Ingworth (north mann. M.A., of Trinity College, Dublin, who ilio also rector division), and archdeaconry and diocese of Norwich. The of and resides at Ingworth. The town lands consist of church of St. Margaret is a plain but ancient edifice of 14 acres, given by unknown donors, for the payment

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