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Early MedievalOccupationSiteat . Whilst a mechanical excavator was at work near Fen Row, a quantity of pottery sherds were turned up. The Museum authorities dated these at about the 10th and 11th centuries and one piece of black glazed pottery was thought to be 1st century A.D. The sherds obviously formed part of complete vessels broken by the excavator and were found in conjunction with burnt earth hollows some 6 inches below the surface. The site lies at the head of a small valley where there is a spring of fresh water. Similar finds have been made by Mr. David Mace on the heath near Poplar Farm, where he has excavated what appears to be a kiln. Sherds lay in great profusion on the surface over a wide area. W. G. ARNOTT. An Index to Suckling. Through the enterprise and financial backing of Sir Guy Hambling, Bart., of , a long-needed index to the two volumes of Suckling's is to be printed by Messrs. W. S. Cowell, Ltd., of Ipswich. The manuscript to be used is a large 4to volume in the possession of James M. Martin, Esq:, the Ipswich collector and to him thanks are due for permission to undertake the work. The Index, which will contain some 20,000 references, will have the same page size as the small- paper edition of the original work. Only one hundred copies will be printed, at L3 3s. Od. a copy, and orders should be sent to Messrs. Cowell immediately. A list of subscribers will be inserted and each copy will be numbered. L. D. Suffolk Place-Names. Suffolk archwologists and historians will be glad to learn that the English Place-name Society has started on the production of a volume dealing with Suffolk. The work will be in the charge of Dr. P. H. Reaney, Limn., PH.D., who was responsible for the excellent volume on the neighbouring county of Essex. Hitherto students of place-names in Suffolk have relied on Skeat's Place-names of Suffolk, published by the Cambridge Antiquarian Society forty years ago; since then, much new source-material has come to light , and the result of Dr. Reaney's labours will be keenly awaited. L. D. OFFICERS OF THE SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCH/EOLOGY 1951

Patron THE MOST HON. THE MARQUIS OF BRISTOL, M.V.O. (deceasedOctober,1951)

President THE RIGHT HON. SIR JOHN TILLEY, P.C., G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O., C.B., M.A. (sincedeceased)

Vice-Presidents THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF CRANBROOK, F.L.S. THE REV. H. A. HARRIS.

ElectedMembers of Council W. G. ARNOTT. Gt.nr MAYNARD, F.R.A.I. MISS M. JANET BECKER. G. R. POCKLINGTON,B.A. H. MUNRO CAUTLEY, A.R.I.B.A., F.S.A. MISS LILIAN J. REDSTONE, M.B.E. THE HON. ROBERT ERSKINE. MISS DOROTHY STEVENS. MRS. J. W. GREENE. L. J. WicxEs. , G. KILNER. F. H. A. ENGLEHEART. T. E. LEGG, F.R.I.B.A.

Hon. Secretaries

GENERAL D. THOMPSON, 7 Road, Bury St. Edmunds.

FINANCIAL SIR DIGBY DRAKE-BROCKMAN, C.S.I., C.I.E., The Mount, Pytches Road, Woodbridge.

EXCURSION THE REV. W. M. LUMMIS, M.C., The Vicarage, .

Hon. Editor LESLIE DOW, F.S.A., Brook Cottage, , Woodbridge.

LitercayCommittee THE REV. H. A. HARRIS. Miss L. J. REDSTONE, M.B.E. ARTHUR WELFORD, A.R.I.B.A.

Hon. Librarian H. J. M. MALTBY, Moyses Hall Museum, Bury St. Edmunds.

Hon. Auditor HENRY M. TURNER, F.C.A. MEMBERS OF THE INSTITUTE (as at 31 December,1951)

*—Life Member. H—Honorary Member. Errors, omissions, and changes of address should be notified to the Honorary Secretary, who will also be pleased to receive applications for membership.

Abbay, Capt. A. T. N., n.s.o., 18 Flaghead Road, Canford Cliffs, Bournemouth. Alexander, Canon T. C., M.A., Gt. Waldingfield Rectory, Sudbury. Armstrong, Frank, Vince Cottage, Forward Green, . Armstrong, Mrs., Barncroft, Stone Lodge Lane, Ipswich. Arnott, W. G., Church Street, Woodbridge. Ashmolean Museum, The Librarian, Beaumont Street, Oxford. Ashton, Fredk., C.B.E., 25 Yeomans Road, , S.W.3. Auld, Dr. & Mrs. Charles, Red House, , Woodbridge. Ayton, Mr. & Mrs. Frank, Wadgate House, Gt. Livermere, Bury St. Edmunds. n Badham, Frank A., B.A., Elton Lawn, Uckington, Nr. Cheltenham. * Bailey, Miss V. F., M.R.S.T., F.R.H.S., 29 Cowley Road, . Bain, Mr. & Mrs. D. C., Pentlow Hall, Cavendish, Sudbury. Baird, Major & Mrs. G. H. W., Moat House, , Woodbridge. Baker, Mr. & Mrs. Norman, New House Farm, Wormingford, Colchester. Balch, W. M., Hestle Hall, Thorndon, Eye. * Barlee, Miss P., The Moat, , Sudbury. Barlow, Mr. & Mrs. W. R., Chandlers, , Colchester. * Barnard, Canon J. D., M.A., The Rectory, Cavendish, Sudbury. * Barnardiston, Mrs., The Ryes, Sudbury. Barnes, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald C., Preston Hall, . Beauford, Frank Somerville, Troston Hall, Bury St. Edmunds. Becker, Miss Janet, , . Bennett, Rev. Arthur, The Vicarage, New Road, Ware, Herts. Bicknell, Mrs. A. G., Ufford, Woodbridge. Biddle, Mr. & Mrs. F. A., The Hatch, . Bird, Rev. A. B. A.K.C., J.i., Vicarage, Colchester. H Bishop of St. ECImundsbury & Ipswich, 'The Rt. Rev. The Lord, Bishop's House; Ipswich. Blackie Mr. & Mrs. F. B., Holbrook Hall, Lt. Waldingfield, Sudbury. Blair, rs. N. M., New Buckenham, Norfolk. Blomfield, C. G., F.R.I.B.A. " Shanrahan ", Northgate, Beccles. Blyth, Mrs. E. E., White dottage, Geldeston, Beccles. Bosworth-Smith, N. D., C.B. and Mrs. Bosworth-Smith, Dial House, Aldeburgh. Bower, Mrs. Norah M., West Hill Court, Ottery St. Mary, Devon. Braun, Hugh, F.R.I.B.A., F.S.A., 5 Verulam Buildings, Grays Inn, London, W.C.1. Brett, Mrs. R., Chequers End, , Sudbury. Briscoe, Dr. A. Daly, Seckford Lodge, Woodbridge. Briscoe, Mrs. John, 14 Chepstow Mansions, Chepstow Place, W.2. Brocklebank, Mrs. C. G., Giffords Hall, Stoke-by-Nayland, Colchester. Brocklebank, Miss Giffords Hall, Stoke-by-Nayland, Colchester. Brodhurst-Hil, M;s. A. Tudor Cottage Hunston, Bury St. Edmunds. Brooke, Mrs. Acton, Siblon Park, Yoxforcl.' H Brown, Basil, Cambria, Rickinghall, Diss. LIST 0,F MEMBERS 311

Brown, R. Allen, Rooftree, , . Browne, The Ven. & Mrs. T. R. Rectory, Ipswich. * Bullen, R. Freeman, The Bungalow, Hawthorn Place, Epsom, Surrey. Burdon, E. R., Bury Free Press Office, Bury St. Edmunds. Burwood, F. J., 183 Argyle Road, Ealing, London, W.13. 14Buo, FreePress, Kings Road, Bury St. Edmunds. Butler, Rev. H. C., M.A., Rectory, Ipswich. Butters, Mrs. R. W., 4 Albert Crescent, Bury St. Edmunds.

Cameron, Mr. & Mrs. G. Reid, c/o Midland Bank, Sudbury. * Cane, Col. L. B., M.D., Bungay. * Carthew, Major Peter R. W., Priory Lodge, Woodbridge. Cartwright, Col. F. H. T., T.o., B.A., The Orchard, Gt. Cornard, Sudbury. H Caton, Rey. Redmond B., The Old Rectory, Fakenham, Thetford. Caulfield, Mrs. F. St. G., Monk's Gate, , Ipswich. * Cautley, H. Munro, A.R.I.B.A., F.S.A., 4 Constitution Hill, Ipswich. Champness, Edward T., 14 Abbeygate Street, Bury St. Edmunds. Charlesworth, J. B., Abbots Lodge, , Yoxford. Charman, D., M.A., County Hall, Ipswich. Chinery, Reginald C., 56 Hospital Road, Bury St. Edmunds. Chitty, Rev. C. West Park Hotel, St. Andrews, Fife, N.B. Churchman, Miss Nancy, The Lodge, Melton, Woodbridge. Clark, Mrs. Guthrie, Uplands, Clopton, Woodbridge. Clegg, Mrs. J. H., B.A., F.R.HIST.S., 790 Foxhall Road, Rushmere St. Andrew, Ipswich. Cleveland Public Library, Cleveland, U.S.A. (Notices to Hy. Sotheran Ltd., 2/5 Sackville Street, Piccadilly, W.1.) * Clodd, Mrs. Edward, A.R.C.S., Observatory Cottage, Aldeburgh. Close, Mrs. J. B., Grey Walls Aldeburgh. Close-Brooks, Mrs. F. M. The Grove, Gt. Glemham, . Clouston, Dr. E. C. T., dookley Farm, Eye. Cobbold, Mrs. Beatrice, Church Close, Sproughton, Ipswich. Coles, Mr. & Mr. R. G., Burnside, Melford Road, Sudbury. Coley, Miss Clare, 7-Park Lane, Southwold. Collins, R. F., P.O. Kitale, Kenya, East Africa. Colville, E. F., cm.o., Westgate House, . Combe, Miss D. 32 Park Road, Ipswich. - Comins Mr. & Mrs. Bernard T., Danfield Manor, Laxfield, Woodbridge. Cook, Miss Bertha L., Hill House, . Cooke, Mrs. H. M. A., 5 St. Mary's Square, Bury St. Edmunds. Corry, Lt. Col. H. C. L.' m.o., D.L., Edwardstone Hall, Boxford, Colchester. Cotton, Mrs. Stapleton, Rectory, Woodbridge. Cotts, Sir Campbell Mitchell, Bt., 12 Eaton Mansions, Cliveden Place, London, S.W.1. Courtauld, Mrs. R. M., 118a Northgate Street, Bury St. Edmunds. Covernton, J. G. C., C.I.E., M.A., 27 Seckford Street, Woodbridge. Cox, Mrs. Stephen, Barton Lodge, Gt. Barton, Bury St. Edmunds. * Cranbrook, The Rt. Hon. The Earl of, Gt. Glemham House, Saxmundham. Critten, Mrs. A. J., The Manor House, Southwold. Crosthwaite, Mrs. J., Overdeben, Ipswich Road, Woodbridge. Crowe, Mrs. E. G., M.A., .JJ.„ 5 Kings Avenue, Ipswich. Cuninghame, Miss M. Montgomery, 16 Northgate Street, Bury St. Edmunds. * Cunhffe, Mrs. W. N., 3 West Halkin Street, London, S.W.1.

Dale, Mrs. Godfrey, 66 Lee Road, Aldeburgh. Dand, Mrs. R. B., Neaum Crag, Langdale Valley, Westmorland. Darby, Dr. W. S., M.A., M.B., B.CH., 1 Bredfield Road, Woodbridge. Darley, Col. & Mrs. R., The Lodge, Gt. Waldingfield, Sudbury. David, Miss D. E., Manor House School, Bury St. Edmunds. 312 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHIEOLOGY

Davis, H. Reynold, Harmon Hall, Weston, Beccles. Dawson, Miss Eleanor A., Groton House, Boxford, Colchester. Dawson, Miss Elsa G., Groton House, Boxford, Colchester. Dawson, Mrs. J. H., Capel Hall, Trimley, Ipswich. * De La Bere, Rev. S. H., Barking Rectory, . Dickinson, Phillip G. M., F.S.A., F.R.HIST.S., F.R.G.S., The Gables, Haverhill. Dixon, R. A. N., East Anglian Magazine, 6 Gt. Colman Street, Ipswich. Dobson, Alban, C.B., C.v.0., C.B.E., and Mrs. Dobson, The Elms, Walsham-le-Willows, Bury St. Edmunds. Dobson, Canon Howard, B.A., and Mrs. Dobson, Huntingfield Rectory, . Doughty, Mrs. F. E. Kingston Avenue, Woodbridge. * Dow, Leslie, F.S.A., irook Cottage, Newbourne, Woodbridge. Dow, Mrs. N. R., j.P., Brook Cottage, Newbourne, Woodbridge. Drake-Brockman, Sir Digby, Kt., C.S.I., C.I.E. and Lady Brockman, The Mount, Pytches Road, Woodbridge. Dumbreck, Richard, Boarzell, Hurst Green, Etchingham, Sussex. Duval, Rev. & Mrs. David, Great Barton Rectory, Bury St. Edmunds. Dyke, Miss Gwenyth, Wayside, , Woodbridge.

if East Anglian Daily Times, Carr Street, Ipswich. County Library, County Hall, Ipswich. Ellinger, Mrs. N. G., Brooke House, Newton Green, Sudbury. Elliott, Christopher R., 33 Waldingfield Road, Sudbury. * Ellis, Miss D. M. B., " Bryntirion ", Newmarket. Elliston, W. Rowley, 4 Parkside Avenue, Ipswich. Ely, Alan F., " Undercroft", Raglan Road, Reigate, Surrey. Emeny, K. D., 127 Pollards Hill South, Norbury, S.W.16. Engleheart, Mr. & Mrs. F. H. A., The Priory, Stoke-by-Nayland, Colchester. Erskine, Hon. R. W. H., Ickworth Park, Bury St. Edmunds. Evans, Miss Beryl, Hayes Farm, , Ipswich. Evans, Rev. & Mrs. W. J., Vicarage, Saxmundham.

Faning, Mis's L. E., 7 Doric Place, Woodbridge. Farebrother, Lt.-Col. F. H., Beyton, Bury St. Edmunds. Farthing, Cecil, B.A., F.S.A., 61 Egerton Gardens, London, S.W.3. Fearn, Hugh, B.A., F.R.ECON.S., " Avendon ", 150 Highfield Road, Ipiwich. Ferguson, Mrs., Campsie Cottage, Gt. Waldingfield, Sudbury. Field, Mrs. Mary, P.O. South Kinangop, Naivasha, Kenya. Fisher, Mrs. Yvonne, Kiln Farm, Gt. Cornard, Sudbury., Fleetwood, Mrs. E. M., The Rectory, Creeting St. Mary, Needham Market. Foster, Miss F., Park Lane Cottage, Southwold. * Fowler, Miss Georgina M., Gunton Hall, . Francis, Mrs. E. A., Caustons Hall, Lt. Cornard, Sudbury. Francis, Miss M. E., Thornton, Gt. Gornard, Sudbury Freeman, Mr. & Mrs. A. W., 31 Lattice Avenue, Ipswich. Freeman, Mrs. Gordon, Beacon House, Bealings, Woodbridge. Freeman, Col. J. & the Lady Winifred, Buxhall Vale, Stowmarket. Frost, Miss Elizabeth, Monks Eleigh, Ipswich. • Gairdner, Dr. J. F. R., Upland Hall, Bungay. Gale, Chas. H., M.I.C.E., F.R.S.A., and Mrs. Gale, Stuston Lodge, Diss, Norfolk. Galsworthy, Mrs. W., Sandhill, Aldeburgh. Garland, Frank, 17 Cromwell Road, London, S.W.7. Garrard, Mrs. Charlotte, The Hall, Framlingham. Garrard, Miss N. L. R., The Hall, Framlingham. Genealogical SCociety, Church of Latter Day Saints, 80 &orth Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. U.S.A. LIST OF MEMBERS 313

George, Sidney S., Saham Toney, Thetford, Norfolk. Gerrard, Air Commodore & Mrs. E. L., Daleholm, Dedham, Colchester. Gilchrist, Rev. James, The Vicarage, Hoxne, Diss. Giles, C. C. T., Hopton, Diss, Norfolk. Gillies, Mr. & Mrs. G., Wordwell Hall, Bury St. Edmunds. Gilligan, Mrs., Lodge, . Girling, F. A., F.S.A. & Mrs. Girling, Holly Lodge, Lawford, Manningtree. Girling, George F. H., F.R.G.S., " Naini Tal ", 39 Queens Road, Felixstowe. Godfrey, Rev. & Mrs. R. C. R., The Vicarage, Aldeburgh. Goodwin, Mrs. E., Hopwells Farm, Gt. Maplestead, Essex. Gosling, Mrs. Edward, Hill Farm, , Bury St. Edmunds. * Green, Rev. H. Tyrell, M.A., F.S.A., Santon Downham, Brandon. Green, Mrs. K. N. W., The Old Rectory, Euston, Thetford. - Green, Group Capt. W. C., Nix. & Mrs. Green, St. Mary's Sudbury. * Greene, Mrs. John W., The Panels, Bury St. Edmunds. Gribble, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest R., 4 Gippeswyk Avenue, Ipswich. Grimwood, Mr. & Mrs. C. G., The Croft, Sudbury. Grubbe, Mrs. Lawrence, The Priory, . Grubbe, Miss M. J. M., The Priory, Blythburgh.

* Hall, Bryan, Barton Turf Vicarage, Norwich. * Hambling, Miss M. G., Rookery Park, Yoxford. * Harris, Rev. Harold A., 15 Ipswich Road, Woodbridge. Harrison, Mr. & Mrs. Cedric E., Sandbanks, Valley Road, Ipswich. * Harrisson, Rev. W. R., 106 Bixley Road,'Ipswich. Harvard University Library, Cambridge, Mass. U.S.A. (Notices as for Yale University Library). Haslewood, Mrs. S. B., Rectory Flat, Gt. Waldingfield, Sudbury. Havell, Miss Joyce, Holly Cottage, 333 High Road, Felixstowe. Hawes, H Church Farm, Stanningfield, Bury St. Edmunds. Henley, rs. V.1Vi A., Leigh House, Woodbridge. Henniker, The Lord, Braiseworth kectory, Eye. Hervey, Mrs. M., The Grove , Woodbridge. Hewitt; Mr. & Mrs., The Ar:cient House, Eastgate Street, Bury St. Edmunds. Hill, Mr. & Mrs. John, Watermill Farm, ' Yoxford. Hill, Mrs. E. Copinger, Meadow End, Norton, Bury St. Edmunds. Hingstone, Miss, The Limes, Gt. Cornard, Sudbury. Hodgkinson, Mrs. P. V., Aldeby House, Nr. Beccles.

• Hodsdon, Mr. and Mrs. Alec, Lavenham. * Holmes, Miss Mary I., Sunset House, Southwold. Hooper, Col. Harold, T.D., A.R.I.B.A., M.A., 9 Museum Street, Ipswich. Hope, Miss A. I. D., Broomhill, Ipswich Road, Woodbridge. Home, Mrs. Winifred, Angel Hotel, Bury St. Edmunds. Horsey, Miss E., Thornton, Great Cornard, Sudbury. Howard, Rev. & Mrs. P. S. W., The Old Rectory, Westhorpe, Stowmarket. Howells, Mrs. E., 36 St. Edmunds Road, Ipswich. Humbert, Mrs. J. A., Valley Farm, Clopton, Woodbridge. * Hunter, Miss, Haughley, Stowmarket. Huntingfield, The Lord, Croxton Park, Cambridge. Hurton, Mrs., Pound Hall, Long Melford.

Institute of Archnology, University of London, Innei Circle, Regents Park, London, N.W.1. Ipswich Public Library, Northgate Street, Ipswich.

James, Miss M. A., " Bryn ", Moorfield Road, Woodbridge. James, R. R., F.R.C.S., " Bryn ", Moorfield Road,,Woodbridge. r • 314 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHAEOLOGY

Jarman, H. I., 16 Abbeygate Street, Bury St. Edmunds. Jeffcock, W. P., The Grove, , Beccles. Jenkins, Mr. & Mrs. W. Llewellyn, " Brig ", Melford Road, Sudbury. Jobson, Allan, 15 Tulsemere Road, London, S.E.27. John Rylands Library, Manchester, Lancs. Johnson, Miss Cicely, The Cedars, Beccles. Johnston, E. A., Clare Hall, Clare, Sudbury. Johnstone, Mrs. R. H. Fieldings, , Stowmarket. * Jones, Mrs. Bell, 46 Road, Ipswich. Jones, J. F. de'E., Old Ma1tings, , Woodbridge. Jordan, P. H., Chilton Mount, Sudbury. Joshua, Miss, Cloggs Hall, Sudbury. Josselyn, Major J. W., The Barracks, Bury St. Edmunds.

Kay, S. A., M.A., Pendle, Abbey Road, Sudbury. Keeble, Geo. Henry, 300 Missouri Avenue, Miles City, Montana, U.S.A. Kenion, Mri. G., The Clock House, Woodbridge. Kenion, W., The Clock House, Woodbridge. Kenyon, Maj.-Gen., L. R., c.a., Valley House, Stratford St. Mary, Colchester. Kilner, Gilbert, Trayton House, Ixworth, Bury St. Edmunds: Kilner, Miss L. L'strange, B.A., Athenxum Flats, Angel Hill, Bury St. Edmunds. * Kimba11, The Hon. Mr. Justice, Supreme Court, Hamilton, Bermuda. King, Geoffrey K., A.M.I.C.E., Sandbourne, Shotesham All Saints, Norwich. Kirkman, John, The College, Framlingham. Kitchin, Miss Christine M., Combe Vale, Melford Road, Sudbury. Kitchin, Miss W. M., Combe Vale, Melford Road, Sudbury.

Land, Miss Miriam L., 30 Churchgate Street, Bury St. Edmunds. Law, Mrs., Fair Green Cottage, Glemsford, Sudbury. ' Lawrenson, Dermot C., Princel House, Dedham, Colchester. Leaf, The Hon. Mrs. C. B., Freckenham Manor, Mildenhall. Lee-Warner, Miss, Denton Cottage, Nr. Harleston, Norfolk. Legg, T. E., F.R.I.B.A., The Lions, London Road, Beccles. Lewis, Mrs. A. E., Danecroft, Finborough Road, Stowmarket. Lewis, Rev. R. W. M., M.A., F.S.A., Gorse Cottage, Walberswick, Southwold. Lightfoot, Mr. & Mrs. G. C., Old Rectory, , Woodbridge. Lillie, Rev. Wm. W., M.A., The Rectory, Little Saxham, Bury St. Edmunds. Lincoln, David R., , . Lingwood, Harold R., Bosmere House, , Woodbridge. Livock, Group Captain G. E., D.F.C., A.F.C. St. Peters Court, Burgess Hill, Sussex. Longe, Mrs. W. A., Hasketon Manor, Woodbridge. Lowenstein, Mr. Sz.Mrs. E., 1 Park Avenue, London, N.W.11, Lucas, Mr. & Mrs. Seymour, Cleveland Cottage, Walberswick, Southwold. Ludovici, George, The Little Elms, Southwold. Lummis, Rev. W. M., rvbc., The Vicarage, Bungay.

Macauley, Mrs., 82 Cobbold Road, Felixstowe. Mager, Derek Hugh, Elm House, Hoxne, Diss. Magraw, Mrs. B. I. Hospital, Canterbury, Kent. Mahon, Rev. & M;s. J. S., Rectory, Woodbridge. Mahony, Dr. H. Alvin, C.B.E., & Mrs. Mahony, Shilling Old Grange, Lavenharn. Maitland, Rev. Rowland W., 91 Parliament Road, Ipswich. Maltby, H. J. M., Moyses Hall, Bury St. Edmunds. Mander, Reginald P., 58 Kewferry Road, Northwood, Middlesex. Manning, Miss Ruth B., Garfield Corner, Felixstowe. Manning, Huriaphrey, 70 Sidegate Lane, Ipswich. Manthorp, Miss G. E., High House, Parham, Woodbridge. LIST OF MEMBERS 315

* Manthorpe, W. G., 4 The Drift, Britannia Road, Ipswich. Manuel, Mrs. Stephen, Martlesham House, Woodbridge. Marston, Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Monks Close, Woolpit, Bury St. Edmunds. Martin, Mrs. Harold, Nether Hall, Pakenham, Bury St. Edmunds. * Martin, James Mason, 6 Park Road, Ipswich. Martin, Dr. & Mrs. P. H., Red Towers, Melton, Woodbridge. * Martineau, Mrs., The Lawn, Walsham-le-Willows, Bury St. Edmunds. Mason, Miss Hilda, A.R.I.B.A., Kings Knoll, Woodbridge. * Mason, Humphrey, Haughgate, Woodbridge. Matkin, Mr. & Mrs., Wayland, Lavenharn. Maynard, Guy, The Museum, High Street, Ipswich. McCraith, Mrs., Old Manor , Ipswich. McDonald, Mrs. M. R., Old Manor, Chelsworth, Ipswich. Meadows, Mr. & Mrs. G. D., Weston Road, Westport, R.D.2., Conn., U.S.A. Meikle, Mrs. M., Frenze House, Nr. Diss. Michell, A. H., The Deppenhaugh, Hoxne. Miller, Mrs. Eustace, Foxboro Hall, Melton, Woodbridge. Minifie, Mr. & Mrs., Gazebo Farm, Woodbridge. Mitchell, Capt. & Mrs. A. J., Naughton Hall, Ipswich. Mitchell, Miss K. M., Beechwood, Wickhambrook, Newmarket. lVfoore, Rev. & Mrs. C. H., The Vicarage, Sibton, Saxmundham. Moore, Miss Constance, White Lodge, Framlingham. Moore, Miss E., White Lodge, Framlingham. Moore, Rev. Ivan E. 19 Dartford Road, March, Cambs. Morgan, Major & Mrs. K. S., Shilling Grange Cottage, Lavenham. * Morgan, Mrs. S. A., cio Midland Bank, Lymington, Hants. * Moriarty, G. Andrews, LL.B., Kennelbrook, Ogunquit, Maine, U.S.A. * Morton, A. L., The Old Chapel, Clare, Sudbury. Murnford, Rev. & Mrs. W. H. N., Kersey Vicarage, Hadleigh.

Needham-Driver, Mrs. V., The Swan Hotel, Southwold. Nichols, Mrs. H. J.,_," Gravelcroft ", Holton, Halesworth. * Notley, Mrs. Crown Lane, Ixworth, Bury St. Edmunds. Nuttall, E. 15., M.B.E., M.A., 214 Heath Road, Ipswich. Oakes, Major & Mrs. J. B., 2 Southgate Green, Bury St. Edmunds. Oliver, Mrs. Catherine' 8 St. Mary's Square, Bury St. Edmunds. Oliver, Mrs. Edward 13' . 56 Friars Street, Sudbury. Oliver, Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey, The Glen, Bury St. Edmunds. Orsler, M. J. H., Bear Inn, Beyton, Bury St. Edmunds. * Oswald, Arthur, Rosslyn House, Dormansland, Lingfield, Surrey. Owles, Allden, Mill House, Beccles. Pagan, Mrs. Ida, St. Mary's Cottage, Beccles. Page S., 102 London Road, Ipswich. Pahner,Lt. Cmdr. & Mrs. E. G., " Netherby ", College Road, Framlingham. Parker, Mrs. Windsor, The Grange, Woolpit, Bury St. Edmunds. * Parr, Robert T. L., Winford Waste, Nr. Sandown, Isle of Wight. Paterson Mrs. J. G., Marygold, Aldeburgh. Pearce,,i4r. & Mrs. Cuthbert, Swifts Garden, Chelsworth, Ipswich. * Pearson, B. G., , Nr. Diss. Pearson, Miss Lucy M. Heath, Orchard House Acton, Sudbury. Perfect, Mr. & Mrs. S. B., Poplar Ridge, , Ipswich. Phillips, Mr. & Mrs. A. C., 27 Friars Street, Sudbury. Phillips, Mrs. Betsy, Marsh Farm, , Halesworth. Pigot, Cuthbert Becher, Woodrising Cottage, Boxford, Colchester. Pocklington, Geoffrey R., The Red House, Chelsworth, Ipswich. Ponsonby of Shulbrede, The Lord, The Red House, Monewden, Woodbridge. 316 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHAEOLOGY

Pott, Colonel, Thurston' Bury 'St. Edmunds. Pott, The Hon. Mrs. E. Helen, Hill House, Wickham Market. Pretty, Mrs. Kenneth, 72 Berners Street, Ipswich. Probert, Col. & Mrs. G. 0. C., Bevills, Bures. Pytches, Mr. & Mrs., 6 Bacton Road, Felixstowe.

Raffles, R. L. S., Dutch Barn, Ferry Road, SouthwOld. Ram, Mr. & Mrs. Willett, Langford Lodge, Southwold. Ramsay, Mrs. Amy, .T.P., Drinkstone Lodge, Bury St. Edmunds. Ranson, Miss K., 39 Market Place, tavenham. Ranson' L., 39 Market Place, Lavenham. Raven, Major H. Palgrave, Hoxne, Diss. Raven, Miss M. M.; Fressingfield, Diss. * Ravenshear, George, The Dolphins, Angmering-on-Sea, Sussex. Redfern, H., " St. Malo ", Pot Kiln Road, Great Cornard, Sudbury. * Redstone, Miss Lilian J., M B.E., 3 Seckford Street, Woodbridge. Reeve, T., 46 Crown Street, Bury St. Edmunds. Rich, Mrs. Eric, Wrongs, Great Cornard, Sudbury. Roberts, Mrs., 4 Doric Place, Woodbridge. Roberts, Mr. & Mrs. Derek K., Brierly, Stradbroke Road, Fressingfield. Robinson, Mrs. A. K., South Green, Southwold. Rome, Lt. Col: R. C., Evergreen, Woolpit, Bury St. Edmunds. Rous, Lady Catherine, Mustow House, Bury St. Edmunds. Rowan-Robinson, Mrs. E. R., Blyth House, St. James' Green, Southwold. Roy, Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm, Acton, Sudbury. * Rushen, Percy, C., " Rose & Crown ", Charlbury, Oxon. Ryder, Mrs., The Old Rectory, Cavendish, Sudbury. Ryder-Richardson, Dr. & Mrs. D. W., The Beeches, Saxthundbam.

Sadd, A. Harold, The Mount, Westerfield, Ipswich. Sampson, S. J. M. 80 Guildhall Street, Bury St. Edmunds. Sanderson Miss E., 38 Saxmundham Road, Aldeburgh. Sandon, E. C. R., A.R.I.B.A., Lord's Waste, Bredfield, Woodbridge. Sansom, Lady, Chandos Lodge, Eye. . Saumarez, The Hon. Gladys, Clock House, Cumberland Street, Woodbridge. Sayer, Rev. Joseph D., The Rectory, Whepstead, Bury St. Edmunds. Scarfe, Norman, M.A., 4 High Road East, Felixstowe. Schreiber, Mrs., Hall, Woodbridge. Scott, Mrs. A. Lacey, " Bracondale ", 6 Grove Road, Bury St. Edmunds. Scott, Mrs. Duncan, Picknells, Stoke-by-Nayland, Colchester. Scott, Mrs. H. Lacey, 78 Risbygate Street, Bury St. Edmunds. Scott, Mr. & Mrs. S. K., Grove Farm, Southwold. Sharp, Mr. & Mrs. Frank S., " Longmynd ", 99 Valley Road, Ipswich. Sidnell, G. R. H., 45 Clarence Road, Sudbury. Sieveking, Gale, White House, Snape, Saxmundham. . * Simpson, Thornas,H., Galiano, British Columbia, Canada. Simpson, Walter H., 3 Mill Lane, Felixstowe. Skinner, Mrs. R. 0., The Red House, Flixton Road,' Bungay. Slater' Mr. & Mrs. C. A., Northgate House, Bury St. Edmunds. Smith, Rev. & Mrs. Crowther, All Saints Vicarage, Sudbury. Smith, Miss Duicie, Giffords Hall, Wickhambrook, Newmarket. Smith, Mrs. Hyde, Worlington Hall, Bury St. Edmunds. Sopper, Miss A. M., Stretton Lodge, Woodbridge. Spencer, H. E. P., The Museum, High Street, Ipswich. Spring-Rice, Mrs. Margery L., Hall, Woodbridge. ' Stallibrass, Mrs. G. E., 6 Doric Place, Woodbridge. * Stanford, John E., St. Petronilla, Hardwick Road, Bury St. Edmunds. LIST OF MEMBERS 317

Statham, M. P. The Record Office, Borough Offices, Bury St. Edmunds. Steele, Miss Helen, Bosworth House, Woodbridge. Steele, Miss Maragret, Bosworth House, Woodbridge. Steer, Francis W., F.S.A., F.R.HIST.S., Patmers, Dutton Hill, Gt. Dunmow, Essex. * Steers, J. A. M.A., F.G.S., St. Catherine's College, Cambridge. Stephenson:E. K., M.A., The Old Vicarage, , Ipswich. Steuart-Gratton, Major & Mrs. J., Quay House, Orford. * Stevens, Miss Dorothy, 117 Fornham Road, Bury St. Edmunds. Stevenson, Charles, Tanners, Heath, Woodbridge. Steward, W. J., The Bungalow, Whitton, Ipswich. Stooke-Vaughan, Mr. & Mrs. J. S., Wethermgsett Manor, Stowmarket. Strangman Mrs. E., Hall, Bury St. Edmunds. Sweeting, Miss E., Darfield, High Street, Aldeburgh. Swinnerton, Rev. & Mrs. C. E., Westerfield Rectory, Ipswich. Swithinbank, Rev. & Mrs. F. S., Clare Vicarage, Sudbury.

Tabor, Colonel J. C., Bovington Hall, Bocking, Braintree, Essex. Taylor, Lt.-Col. & Mrs. A. G., Barnfield, Stanstead, Glemsford, Sudbury. Taylor, Miss F. Longlands, Upper Grange Road, Beccles. * Taylor, Mrs. Henry, The Hall, Lavenham. Taylor, Mr. & Mrs. John G., " Heathside ", Bury Road, Newmarket. * Thomson, Lady Ethel, The Green, Blythburgh, Halesworth. Thompson, D., 7 Norfolk Road, Bury St. Edmunds. Tidswell, Miss A. C., Cousins Hill, Needham Market. Tilley, The Rt. Hon. Sir John, P.C., G.C.M.G., C.B., M.A., Felsham House, Bury St. Edmunds. * Toller, Miss Eleanor, , Saxmundham. Tomlin, G. A., Nix., Hasketon, Woodbridge. Town, Miss E. L., " Burford ", Thoroughfare, Woodbridge. * Tracey, Hugh L., 11 Lower Brook Street, Ipswich. Treherne, Mrs., Hollow Hill, , Bungay. Tudor, Lady E. J., 16 Angel Hill, Bury St. Edmunds. Turnbull, Lady Jane, Melton Rectory, Woodbridge. Turnbull, Canon Wm. Hogarth, Kedington Rectory, Haverhill. Turner, Henry M., F.C.A., The Old Bank, Framlingham. Turner, Noel H. P., Lavender Cottage, , Ipswich. Tye, W., Abinger, , Woodbridge.

Ullathorne, Rev. W. A. C., St. Bartholomew's Vicarage, Newton Road, Ipswich.

Vickery, D. J., High House, Leadenham, Lincs. Villiers-Stuart, Mrs., F.I.L.A., Beachamwell Hall, Kings Lynn, Norfolk. * Voice, T. A., o.B.E., c/o Messrs. Coutts & Co., 440 Strand, W.C.2.

Wace, Mrs. Maud, Melton Hall, Woodbridge. Walker, Ernest Edward, Raymores, , Woodbridge. * Walters, Mrs. Arthur, 10 Princes Gardens, Felixstowe. * Ward, Mrs. J. G. S., Unstead, Hartswood Road, Brentwood, Essex. Warner, Mrs. Domthy, Heatherlands, Aldringham, Leiston. Watson, F. J., Pottery House, , Diss. Watson, Mrs. M. E. G., Hedley House, , Lowestoft. * Watson, S. F., Frinton House, Road, Ipswich. * Welford, Arthur, A.R.I.B.A., Bromeswell Corner, Woodbridge. * Welford, Mrs. Arthur, Bromeswell Corner, Woodbridge. Welford, Miss Kate, Mapesbury, Orchehill Avenue, Gerrards Cross, Bucks. • Welford, Mr. & Mrs. Peter N. McC., Glebe House, Stratford St. Mary, Colchester. * Welford, Sydney, Mapesbury, Orchehill Avenue, Gerrards Cross, Bucks. 318 SUFFOLK I,NSTITUTE OF ARCHIEOLOGY

Wells, Mrs. Edith M., 15 Moorfield Road, Woodbridge. West, Stanley, The Museum, High, Street, Ipswich. County Library, Shire Hall, Bury St. Edmunds. Whatman Major Arthur D., Walsharn Hall, Walsham-le-Willows, Bury St. Edmunds. White, Lady Dorothy Eaton, Hall, Woodbridge. Whitelaw, Mrs., The Limes, Great Cornard, Sudbury. * Whittome, Mrs., Moor's Farm, Great Cornard, Sudbury. Wickes, Lewis J., Brooke House, Newton Green, Sudbury. Wilby, Miss G. M., Walnut Tree Cottage; Capel St. Mary, Ipswich. Wilkinson Mrs. H. R., Melton Grove, Woodbridge. Willis, M;. & Mrs. A., Greencroft, The Heath, Gt. Waldingfield, Sudbury. Wilson, Capt. George, R.N., The Old Rectory, Drinkstone, Bury St. Edmunds. Wilson, Mrs. Holt, Roberta, Broom Hills, , Diss. * Wilton Harry E. 11 Woodville Road, Ipswich. Mr. & Mrs. F. E., White House, Earl Soham, Woodbridge. Wolton, Hubert C., 5 Southgate Green, Bury St. Edmunds. Wonnacott, The Ven. T. 0., M.A., The White House, Trimley St. Mary, Ipswich. Wood, Commander & Mrs. J. G., Gesyns, Wickhambrook, Newmarket. Woods, Brig.-General & Mrs. H. K., Hill House, , Colchester. Wright, Rev. J. R. M. Bradfield St. George Rectory, Bury St. Edmunds. * Wright, Percy J., 71 dhurch Road, Lowestoft. Wyatt, R. J., 77 Ascot Drive, Ipswich.

Yale University Library, New Haven, Conn., U.S.A. (c/o E. G. Allen & Son, Ltd.,. 14 Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.2.) SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHIEOLOGY 319

The Institute exchanges publications with the following :— Antiquaries, Society of, Burlington House, Piccadilly, W.1. Birmingham University, Birmingham. Bradford Historical and Antiquarian Society, Cartwright Memorial Hall, Bradford, Yorks. Bristol and Gloucester Archxological Society, c/o City Library, Brunswick Road, Gloucester. .Cambridge Antiquarian Society, Museum of Archzeology, Downing Street, Cambridge. East Herts Archxological Society, c/o Gordon Moodey, Esq., 27 West Street, Hertford. Essex Archxological Society, Holly Trees, Colchester. Kent Archxological Society, The Museum, Maidstone, Kent. Historic Society of Lancs. and Cheshire, Royal Institution, Colquitt Street, Liverpool 1. Archxological Society, Guildhall, Leicester. London and Middlesex Archxological Society, Bishopsgate Institute, Bishopsgate, London, E.C.2. Newcastle Society of Antiquaries, Black Gate, Newcastle. Norfolk and Norwich Archxological Society, Castle Museum, Norwich. Northamptonshire Archxological Society, The Knowle, 502 Wellingborough Road, Northampton. Somerset Archnological Society, Taunton Castle, Somerset. Surrey Archzeological Society, Castle Arch, Guildford. Yorkshire Archxological Society, 10 Park Place, Leeds. Ireland, Royal Society of Antiquaries of, 63 Merrion Square, . Historical Society, 1154 Boylston Street, Boston, U.S.A. Royal Academy of History, etc., Storgatan 41, Stockholm, Sweden. University Library, Lund, Sweden. University Library, Uppsala, Sweden. • The Institute subscribes to the' following and receives their publications:— Council for British Archology, 74 Onslow Gardens, London, S.W.7. Monumental Brass Society, 85 Addiscombe Road, Croydon, Surrey. Norfolk Record Society, 16 Albemarle Road, Norwich. Prehistoric Society, c/o T. G. E. Powell, Esq., The University, Liverpool. Sussex Archxological Society, Barbican House, Lewes, Sussex. Free copies of the Institute's Proceedingsare sent to the following :—

Moyes Hall Museum, Bury St. Edmunds. British Museum, London, W.C.1. Bodleian Library, Oxford. Cambridge University LibrarY. per F. G. Osborne, 6 Great National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh. St. James Street, W.C.1. Trinity College Library, Dublin.

The Institute is represented on the following bodies:—

Councilfor British Archaeology: Leslie Dow, F.S.A., Guy Maynard, F.R.A.I.. DiocesanAdvisory Committeefor the Care of Churches: Archdeacon Wonnacott, The Rev. H. Tyrrell Green, M.A., F.S.A., Leslie Dow, F.S.A. Town Trust: A. Welford, A.R.I.B.A. Orford Town Trust: W. G. Arnott. RULES OF THE SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCILEOLOGY

1. The Society shall be called the " Suffolk Institute of Archxology and Natural History."

2. The objects of the Institute shall be:— To collect and publish information on the Archnology of the County of Suffolk. • To oppose and prevent, as far as may be practicable, any injuries with which ancient monuments of every description, within the County of Suffolk, may from time to time be threatened, and to collect accurate drawings, plans and descriptions thereof. To promote interest in local Archwological matters.

3. The Institute shall consist of Ordinary and Honorary Members.

4. Each Ordinary Member shall pay an annual subscription of kl, or of 15s. if paid by Banker's Order, due in advance on 1st January. A husband and wife shall pay an annual subscription of 25s., or of k 1 if paid by Banker's Order, •due in advance on 1st January. A subscription of £10 shall secure Life Membership. Every Member shall be considered to belong to the Institute until he withdraws from it by notice to the Secretary in writing, or unless his name is removed by order of the Counal. Anyone having been nominated is eligible for election at any Meeting (General or otherwise) of the Institute, or at any Meeting of the Council.

5. Honorary Members shall pay no subscription, and than not be entitled to vote, but they shall receive a copy of all publications of the Institute, and shall be entitled to all other privileges of membership. Honorary members shall be elected at the Annual General Meeting only.

6. The Officers of the Institute shall be a Patron, President, Vice-Presidents, Hon. Secretary, Hon. Editor, Hon. Financial Secretary, and Hon. Excursion Directors, all of who'll shall be elected for the year at the Annual General Meeting. The names of new candidates for office must reach the Hon. Secretary at least two weeks before the date of the Annual General Meeting.

7. The general management of the affairs and property of the Institute shall be vested in the Council, consisting of the Officers, and of fifteen Members elected from the general body of the Subscribers, to retire annually, but eligible for re-election; with this exception, that no elected member of Council who has been absent from all Council Meetings during the preceeding year shall be eligible for re-election at the next Annual General Meeting.

8. The Council shall meet to transact the ordinary business of the Institute not less than three times a year. They shall have power to appoint Committees and LoCal 'Secretaries, recommend Hon. Members for election at the Annual General Meeting, supply vacancies which may occur during the year in their own body or among the officers, and to make arrangements for excursions and' other meetings. They shall also annually prepare a report and a statement of accounts for submission to the Annual General Meeting. At the Meetings of the Council four Members shall be a quorum. SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARGIIIE0 LO GY 321

9, The ordinary places of meeting shall be Bury St. Edmunds and Ipswich, but it shall be in the discretion of the Council to hold meetings at other places, if, and when they shall think it advisable.

Each member shall be entitled to free admission to the General Meetings of the Institute; he shall also be entitled to the use of the Institute's Library (which is housed at the premises of the Cullum Library, Bury St. Edmunds), and to receive a copy of each publication of the Institute; but no copy shall be delivered to any member whose subscription is more than one year in arrear.

Members are entitled to attend Excursions free, and to bring friends (not exceeding two in number) on payment of 5s. for each.

The Annual General Meeting shall be held alternately at Bury St. Edmunds and Ipswich in the month of April or of May in each year, or at such other time as may be fixed by the Council.

All papers presented to the Institute shall thereby be considered its property, and the Editors maY publish the same in any way, and at any time they may think proper.

There shall be a Librarian, Honorary or otherwise, who shall reside within five miles of wherever the Library is kept. He (or'she) shall be elected for the year at the Annual General Meeting.

There shall be a Literary Committee, consisting of an Editor and not more than two Sub-Editors. They shall be elected for the year at the Annual General Meeting.

There shall be an Auditor or Auditors, Honorary or otherwise, who shall be elected for the year at the Annual General Meeting.

A Special General Meeting, apart from, and in addition to the Annual General Meeting, may be called at any time on the demand of the Patron, or of the President, or of the Council, or of not less than five Ordinary Members of the Institute, who shall signify their demand to the Secretary in writing. At least one week's notice of such meeting shall be given to all members of the Institute, to- gether with a statement of the proposed agenda.

At all Meetings, both of the Institute, and of the Council, and of any Committee thereof, the Chairman shall have a casting vote, in addition to his own vote.

The Chair at all Meetings shall be taken by the President, or in his absence by a Vice-President, or failing him by some member of the Institute elected Chairman for the occasion.

Should any dispute or difference arise concerning the interpretation of the foregoing rules the decision of the Chairman for the time being shall be final.

No alteration shall be made in these rules by way of addition, omission, or otherwise, except at a General Meeting, and after at least one week's previous notice of such proposed alteration has been sent to every member of the Institute. 322

THE SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OFARCH/EOLOGY RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE

EXPENDITURE. £ s. d. k s. d. To Printing and Stationery: General ...... ' 43 1 10 Proceedings1949/50 ...... 251 3 3 Winter and Summer Excursion Programmes 15 17 6 Excursion Letters ...... 16 0 0 326 2 7 „ Indexing Fees for Proceedings 3 7 0 „ Honorary Editor's Expenses 10 0 0 „ Honorary Secretary's Expenses 8 4 9 „ Honorarium to Librarian 10 0 0 „ Cheque Book ...... 5 0 „ Subscriptions to Various Societies 10 6 0 „ Insurances ...... 2 0 6 „ Hire of Rooms and Sundries ... 2 4 11 „ Covenant Stamps ...... 2 0 6 „ Cost of Binding Volumes and Sundry Purchases and Expenses ...... 54 15 8 „ Less Sales of Books ex Library ...... 51 9 3 3 6 5 „ Excursion and Lecture Account ...... 23 5 3 „ Balance being Excess of Receipts and Expenditure ... 52 2 0

k453 4 11

EXCURSION AND s. d. J s. d. To ExcursionNo. 1: Coach Hire and Sundries 7 10 0 Stationery and Printing 6 17 6 Postages and Telephone Expenses 1 4 6 15 12 0 7) ExcursionNo. 2 : Hire of Coaches and Sundries 25 15 0 Postages and Telephone Expenses 1 0 0 26 15 0 ExcursionNo. 3: Hire of Coaches, etc.... 12 0 9 Hire of Lantern and Room ... 2 2 0 Tea at Palmers Restaurant ... 14 12 6

£71 2 3

LIABILITIES. £ s. d. £ s. d. Capital Account : Balance at 31st December, 1950 ...... 1217 12 8 Life Subscriptions and Donation to Covenant Scheme received in year ...... 40 0 0 Excess of Receipts over Expenditure for the Year ... 52 2 0 1309 14 8

£1309 14 8

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AND NATURAL HISTORY YEAR ENDED THE 31ST DECEMBER, 1951.

RECEIPTS. k s. d. k s. d. By Subscriptions: Ordinary ...... 305 6 0 Less Returned ... 2 10 0 302 16 0 „ Interest on Deposit Account ...... 8 11 „ Sales of Copies of Proceedings ...... 77 4 0 „ Interest on C730 15s. 4d. 3W Conversion Stock ... 25 11 6

ff. Interest on Trustee Savings Bank Account ... 11 2 6 „ Contribution from Council for British Archwology ... 34 0 0 „ Donation ... - ... 2 2 0

£453 4 11

LECTURE ACCOUNT. s. d. By Excursion No. 1. Gross Receipts 18 0 0 Excursion No. 2. Gross Receipts 13 0 0 Excursion No. 3. Gross Receipts ...... 15 15 0 Lecture Receipts ... .. 1 2' 0 Balance transferred to Receipts and Expenditure Account ' ...... 23 5 3

£71 2 3

ASSETS. £ s. d. 3-i% Conversion Stock, at cost ... 730 15 4 3% Savings Bonds 1965/75, at cost ...... 90 16 0 Electric Stove, Duplicator and Furniture ...... Not valued. Library lodged at Cullum Library, Bury St. Edmunds ... Not valued. East Anglian Trustee Savings Bank ...... 445 17 1 Cash at Bankers on Covenant Account 42 6 3

0309 14 8 Audited and found correct, HENRY M. TURNER, F.C.A., 24th March, 1952. CharteredAccountant. REPORT FOR 1951

Forty-five new Annual Members, two Life Members and five Associate Members were elected during 1951. We have lost by death or resignation a number of members, so our net increase on last year's figures is sixteen. The Institute has suffered irreparable losses during the year, first in January by the death of Sir John Wood, who was President from 1921 until 1946 and later in October by the death of our Patron, The Marquis of Bristol. The membership at the 31 December, 1951 was :— Annual Members 372 Associate Members 79 Life Members 59 Honorary Members 7 , 517

Excursions, Lectures and Meetings.— Excursions were arranged during the summer :— June 6 Melford Hall, and Long Melford Church; Acton Church. July ' 7 Fressingfield Church ; Mendham Water Mill; Bungay. Sept. 25 Gazeley Church; Dalham Hall and Church; Hawkedon, Thurston End Hall and Church. In addition, opportunity was afforded to members to accompany the Royal Archxological Institute on the excursions arranged for them during July. Lectures were given in Bury St. Edmunds and Ipswich in the early and late months of the year:— Jan. 4 Bury and St. Edmund ; the development of the Capital of West Suffolk, by Norman Scarfe, Feb. 1 Uniforms of the 12th Foot (Suffolk Regiment), by Rev. W. M. Lummis, M.C. April 21 Heraldry, by Leslie Dow, F.S.A. Dec. 8 The East Anglian Coast; with particular reference to Suffolk, by Professor J. A. Steers. The Annual Meeting was held at Ipswich on the 25 April when Mr. Maynard arranged an exhibition of antiquities from Ipswich Museum. The Council met at Bury St. Edmunds on 1 Feb., 11 October and 16 November and at Ipswich on the 25 April. Visit of theRoyal ArchaeologicalInstitute.—Ipswich was the venue of the R. A. I. this year and our Editor, Mr. Leslie Dow, undertook the onerous duty of Hon. Secretary for the Meeting. Daily excursions were arranged and opportunity given to the visitors to see a considerable number of places of archxological interest in the County. The President of the Royal Institute expressed his thanks to this Institute and the Societies associated with it for the work they had done to make the meeting successful. Officers.—The Rev. H. Tyrell Green tendered his resignation as a member of the Council and this the Council accepted with regret. The Hon. Robert Erskine was nominated to fill the vacancy. The Council feel honoured that our Editor, Mr. Leslie Dow, has been elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries. The Council would like to place on record its appreciation of the voluntary work which is done for the Institute by the various officers, a sentiment which they feel sure will be echoed by the members. SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHIEOLOGY 325

Publications.—Volume XXV, part ii of the Proceedingswas issued to members in July. Part iii, which will complete the volume, is in the course of preparation and, it is hoped, will appear during the summer of 1952. It will include title-page, table of contents and index to the whole volume; also the rules of the Institute and an up-to-date list of members. The attention of members and others is again drawn to the stock of past Proceedingswhich is held by our printers, W. E. Harrison & Sons, The Ancient House, Buttermarket, Ipswich; these can be purchased at very reasonable prices where stocks permit. In this connection, the part for 1939 (vol. XXIII, part iii) is completely out of print and we should be most grateful if any members who have no further use for their copy would send it, completewith the title-page and index to vol. XXIII, to the Hon. Editor and in this way assist other members and libraries who wish to complete their sets; 216 will be paid for all such copies sent. Libraly.—The new floor, mentioned in the Report for 1950, has now been laid and the heating system installed, but owing to the financial situation the Bury Borough Council has been compelled to postpone the work of redecoration. However, the books have been re-arranged and catalogued on cards by Miss Elliott, Assistant Cullum Librarian and sincere thanks are due to her for this work and to Mr. Maltby who made it possible. Borrowers are urged to see that books are put back in their proper places and are returned within a reasonable period. Binding is slowly continuing and will be kept up-to-date year by year. Finance.—The Hon. Financial Secretary reports :— ' During the year under report. I have broken up all " net " bills and accounts, that is, those in which credits due to the S.I.A. have been allowed for before presentation, and brought to account every penny that has been received, whatever its origin, and every penny that has been expended, whatever its nature, classifying each under appropriate heads. This method of accounting tends to exaggerate the total volume of transactions as there is some "overlapping". On the other hand, it enables us to see at a glance the expenditure under each head and to watch its progress both during the year and from year to year; and it greatly facilitates the work of the auditor. Calculated thus, our total receipts amounted to £721 14s. 8d., to which must be added the closing balance of 1950, namely £277 7s. 7d., making a grand total of £999 2s. 3d. Similarly calculated, our total expenditure amounted to £961 8s. Od. After necessary adjustments for " overlapping ", uncashed cheques, etc., the balance credit on 31 Dec. 1951 was £42 6s. 3d. This is not an imposing figure when compared with last year's balance' still less that of 1949 which amounted to £345 15s. 4d. But both 1950 and 1951 have been years of heavy expenditure. In particular the Centenary Proceedingswhich were paid for in 1950 cost no less than £495; and the balance at the end of the year was only as large as it was because of the generous help of the Council for British Archwology and the money obtained by the sale of superfluous books, etc., resulting from the overhaul- ing of the library. In 1951 we published, and so had to pay for, two sets of Proceedings, those for 1949 and 1950, the bills for which aggregated no less than £654 8s. 3d. A deficit was anticipated and the sanction of council was taken for dipping into our reserves. I am glad to say that this was finally not found to be necessary, the situ- ation being met by other means. In the first place' one article in the 1950 Proceedingswas debited to the Sneezum Bequest—a sum of £50 which had been lodged with the Trustee Savings Bank and incorporated with our true reserves. As a matter of fact, the sum was not actually withdrawn. Life subscriptions to the extent of £30 which are customarily added to the reserve, and also a special donation of£10 received from a member who prefers to remain anonymous in connection with the covenant scheme were credited thereto; and the only amount I withdrew was the interest for the year, amounting to £11 2s. 6d. This interest has hitherto been accumulating year by year. I propose in future to have it credited to current account and utilise it, if necessary, just as the interest on our securities in 3% Conversion Loan are credited 326 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHJEOLOGY to current account and form part of our normal income. In the result our reserves proper, excluding the Sneezum Bequest which was always earmarked for a special purpose, are larger by 1J40. Secondly, we had a deposit account with Lloyds Bank on which we were receiving only i% interest yearly. With the sanction of Council, I liquidated this deposit, purchased with the proceeds £100 worth of 3% Bonds 1960-70 for £90 odd and appropriated to current account the balance of k28 5s. 2d. The yearly interest on these bonds will in future also be credited to current account. Thirdly, the Council for British Archmology made a further generous donation of £34 towards the expenses of the article. Fourthly, sales of back numbers of Proceedingsand off prints had been considerable during the year. The amount realised would ordinarily have been remitted to us during January 1952. But fearing that we should not have enough money to square up our accounts for the year, I requested Messrs. Harrison & Son to let me have £50 of the sum due to us, on account. The accounts show that £10 would in fact have sufficed; but then there would have been no balance or none to speak of. As it is, the Institute's accounts for the year were completely squared with a small balance in hand, ample to cover any outstanding bill, and of none such was I aware; while with all the subscriptions for 1952 in hand, the proceeds of the covenant scheme in prospect, and its other miscellaneous income the Institute can face the future with confidence.'

IMPORTANT NOTE. Unfortunately, the Institute's Proceedingsfor the year 1939 (vol xxiii, part 3) is now completely out of print, no copy remaining in our stocks of past publications. It is possible that some members, who have no further use for their copy, may wish to help those libraries and members who are trying to complete their sets. The Council has therefore decided to appeal to members for copies of this part, complete with title-page and contents of volume xxiii which was issued with it. THE SUM OF 2/6 WILL BE PAID FOR ALL SUCH COMPLETE PARTS SENT TO THE HON. EDITOR, L. DOW, F.S.A., NEWBOURNE, WOODBRIDGE. GENERAL INDEX TO VOL. XXV.

NOTE:-The tablesof EnclosureActs and Awards, pp. 248 to 260, are not includedin this Index, but a separateindex will be found onpp. 262 and 263.

A Acton Church, excursion 1951, 324 Bachelor, William garrison Aelfwald, King of East Anglia, 26 Framlingham, 1216, 148 4 Aethelhere, King of East Anglia, 26, 28, Bacon, Anne, wife of Robert Blackman, 30, 40, 42, 43 160 Aethelwald, King of East Anglia, 26, 43 -, Barbara, wife of Robert Simi-pc, 160 Azrarian Revolt, 1548-9, 241 -, Edward, subscriber, Ipswich Charity Alderton, Joseph, of , lessee, Schools, 182 Ipswich Charity. Schools estate, 186 -, Elizabeth, daughter of Nathaniel, Aldwulf, King cif East Anglia, 23, 26, 73 290 Alexander, Waldgrave, of , -, Francis, local antiquarian, 293 father of Mary Eachard, 307 -, Isabel (née Cage), wife of Robert, Allen, Lydia (née Ray) and William 159, 160, 161 Loder, 198 , James, son of Robert, 158, 159, 160, Alnoth the engineer, Framlingham 163 Castle, 137 -, John grandfather of Nicholas, 160 Alston Court, Nayland, excursion 1950, NatiLniel, Recorder of Ipswich, 290 218 -, Nicholas, 158-61, 163 Alwin the priest, Lord of Stickland , Robert, of Hesset, will, 158-9, 160 , Manor, 301 , Roger, garrison Framlingham, 1216, Ambrynghale, William, Walberswick 147 Church contract, 169-70 -, Thomas, of Hesset and Barton Ferry, Amiens, Frankish openwork, 55, between 160-1 48-9 (illus.) -, son of Robert, 158, 159, 160, 163 Hall, excursion 1950, 218 Badmondisfield, three-field agriculture, Anglo-Saxon burial, Fakenham, 211-12 14th century, 239 burials, Bungay, 304-6, 305 (illus.) Badwell Ash, Iron Age and Anglo-Saxon grave, Taplow, 5, 21, 63, facing 63 material, 206 (illus.) Baldray, Mr., singing master, Ipswich material, Badwell Ash, 206 Charity Schools, 192 Ixworth Thorpe, 213 Baldry, William, of Yoxford, 298 -, Thetford, 109-10 Bank token' George III, Bungay, 115 see also Saxon Barbor, Jaffery, in will of Thomas Rogerus, garrison Framlingham, Walden, 195 1216, 147 Barham, Roman material, 206-7 Anna, King of East Anglia, 26, 29, 30, 41 The Slade ', Roman Material, 207 Annals of Elizabeth, by Sir John Hayward, Barking Church, ejection of Rev. John 79 (notes), 89-90, 96 Fairfax, 289 Answer to thefirst part of a certainconference Manor, right of foldcourse, 239 concerningsuccession, by Sir John Barne, Daniell, Arthur Coke's inventory, Hayward, 90 268 Arbella ', Puritan settlers voyage to Barnham, Iron Age and Roman-British New , 1630, 101 material, 207 Ashbocking, Roman-Saxon sites, 206 Basse, Thomas, Rector' of Martlesham, Ashfield, field system, 1573, 240 1540-1, 195 Augustin, John, garrison Framlingham, Battle, Elizabeth, wife of John Holinshed, • 1216, 147 199 328 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHIEOLOGY

Battley, Rev., of Shotley, lessee, Ipswich Blythburgh, burial place of King Anna, 29 Charity Schools estate, 186 -, Westwood Hall, 300 Baugot, Thomas, Walberswick Church -, Westwood Lodge, 300 contract, 169-70 Church, excursion 1950, 218 Bavent, Michael de, garrison Monastery, 26 Framlingham, 1216, 147 Blythe, Isaac, singing master, Ipswich Bawdsey, field system, 1442-3, 240 Charity Schools, 191 -, vicar, 1382, 194 Boat-grave, Skane, 75 Beauchamp, Elyas de, royal constable, Snape, 64, 73 , 143, 145 Valsgarde, 67 Bedingfield, Edmond, Arthur Coke's Vendel, 8, 45, 58, 64, 67, 69-71 inventory, 268 -, helmet, 47, 66, 77 -, husbandry, 1375-6, 240 Boffiens buckle, 55, between48-9 (illus.) Bensley, John, Ipswich Charity scholar, Boggis, Mrs., schoolteacher, Ipswich 180 Charity Schools, 183, 190 Benty Grange tumulus, 41, 65 -, John, schoolmaster, Ipswich Charity Betts, Harriet (néeDoughty), wife of Schools, 182,,166, 190 Thomas D'Eye, 199 Bokelard, William, of Yoxford, 299 , Mary, daughter of Samuel, of Boley, Michael, spinning master, Ipswich Oakley, 199 Charity Schools, 183, 192 -, Thomas D'Eye, Rector of Bond, Robert, Rector of Martlesham, Martlesham, 1832, 199-200, facing 199 1493, 195 (illus.) Bostock, Thomas ( ? of Hoxne), brass Beverich(e), Adam, of Yoxford, 297 inscription, 117-18, facing 118 (i//us.) Beverich, Geoffrey, of ' Beveriches Bowl, hanging, Faversham, 32 Yoxford, 298 Bowls, silver, Sutton Hoo Ship-burial, (Beuerach), Geoffrey, of Hopton, 298 5-6, 31-2 (Beuerach) Sayer, of Yoxford, 298 Boyce, Robert, of Shotley, lessee, Bewcher, John, of , 168 Ipswich Charity Schools estate, 185 Bifrons, sword-pommel, 46 (notes), 186 Bigod family, 1154-1216, 127-46 Bradeford, Gervase de, garrison -, pedigree, 135 Framlingham, 1216, 148 Gundred, 140 Braham, Hugh de, garrison Hugh,.127-40 Framlingham, 1216, 147 -, Roger, 127-8 -' Roger de, garrison Framlingham, -, grant to Sibton Abbey, 302 1216, 147 2nd Earl, 139, 140-6 Thomas de, garrison Framlingham, Simon, garrison Framlingham, 1216, '1216, 147 147 Braid, medieval tablet woven, 202-4, Blackerby, Elizabeth, wife of Nathaniel facing 202 (illus.) Fairfax, 289 Bramfield, Brook Hall, 265 , Thomas, of Stowmarket and Badwell Brandon Manor, right of foldcourse, 239 Ash, 289 Brandston, Thomas, half-brother of Sir Blackman, Robert, of Bury St. Edmunds John Hayward, 80 and Anne (néeBacon), 160 Brendfen Manor, Yoxford survey, 1471, Bland, James, in will of Wm. Firmage of 300 Barnham, 292 Brightwell, vicar, 1765, 199 , of , arms, 291 Brito, Bartholomew, garrison -, William, of Grundisburgh, 293, 294, Framlingham, 1216, 147 295 Bronze Age cemetery, Honington, 214 -, Sir William, son of William, 294 - - material, Creeting St. Mary, Blomefield, Miles, of Bury St. Edmunds, 209-10 . 266 - site, Butley, 207-8 Bloomfield, Thomas and daughter Mary, Brooch, Cividale, 47 wife of George Doughty, 197 , Dover, 33, 34 Bloys, see Blois Faverslam, 33, 50-3, 51 (illus.), 52 Blue Coat girls, Ipswich, 172-92 (illus.), facing 53 (illus.) GENERAL INDEX TO VOL. XXV. 329

Brooch, Milton, 33 Butley, Six Acres, Saxon pottery, 208 Oron, 47 , Stony Pastures, fire-hearths, 208 Pliezhausen, 47-9, facing 48 (illus.) Reinstrup, 55, between 48-9 (illus.), 55 (illus.) Cadamo, Roger de, garrison -, Sarre 33, 34 Framlingham, 1216, 147 Brook Hall, Bramfield, 265 Cadom', Walter de, garrison Broomfield, burial grave, 5, 63, 68 Framlingham, 1216, 147 Brown, Robert, commons of Leiston, 241 Cady family, yeomen of Ipswich, 152-3 Buck, Rev. James, of Lavenham, 243 , Thomas, 152-3 Buckle, Bofflens, 55, between48-9 (illus.) Cage, Isabel (or Eleanor), wife of Robert , Sutton Hoo Ship-burial, 35-6, 37 Bacon, 159, 160, 161 (illus.) , John, of Pakenham, 160 -, gold, Sutton Hoo Ship-burial, 69-70 -, Margaret, of Hesset, 160 , curacy c. 1820, 199 Callum, John, of Shotley, tenant, Ipswich Building contract, Helmingham Church, Charity Schools estate, 185 166, .167 Calton common meadow, Shotley, -, Little Thornham Church, 166 Ipswich Charity Schools estate, 185 Walberswick Church tower, (notes) 169-70 Camerton cross, 35 Bulcamp, field system, 18th century, 243 Candish, Thomas, of Trimley, 113 Bull, Richard, clerk, Martlesham Church, Candlemas Gild, Bury St. Edmunds, 154, 195 157 Bullavarre, Anne, wife of Richard Wells, Candler, Matthias Gillet als, Vicar of 197 Coddenham, 292, 293, 294 Bungay, agrarian eviction, 16th century, , Phil. G. als, schoolmaster in 241 Woodbridge, 293, 294 -, Anglo-Saxon burials, 304-6, 305 Cannis, Hugh le, garrison Framlingham, (illus.) 1216, 148 , Excursion 1951, 324 Canterbury cross, 35 , George III bank token, 115 Canutus, Ralph, garrison Framlingham, -, Stow Park, Anglo-Saxon burials, 1216, 147 306 Capel St. Mary, excursion 1949, 1i9 Castle, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, -, Roman site, 209 138, 141, 146 - Church, William Tyllotson Buningworth, William de, garrison minister, 292, 293, 295 Framlingham 1216, 148 Carlton, rector, 1532, 195 Bures, Chapel Barn, excursion 1950, 218 Carman, John, singing master, Ipswich Burg', Reinerus de, garrison • Charity Schools, 191 Framlingham, 1216, 147 Carpenter, Geoffrey, of , 298 , curacy, 1824, 199 -, Reginald, of Blything, 297 Burgh Castle Monastery, 26 (Carpentar), Roger, son of Geoffrey, Burnavill', William de garrison 299 Framlingham, 1216, 148 Carter, Dorothy (ndeTyrrel) and James, Burwell work-box, 38 Rector of Worlingham, 198 Bury St. Edmunds, Candlemas Gild, , Jane (née Whymper), 3rd wife of 154, 157 John, Rector of Martlesham, 198 Lazar Hospital of St. Peter's, 157 , John, attorney of Iriswich, 198 -, Royal Army formed, 1173, 134 , John, Rector of Easton, 198 -, Sparrow Hill tenements, 154,157 John, Rector of Martlesham, 1748, - Monastery, 26 '198 Butel, Warin de, garrison Framlingham, , Mary (previously Darnell), 1st wife 1216, 148 of John, 198 Butley, Saxon site, excursion 1950, 218 -, Mary, wife of Thomas Ray, 198 Butley, Barrow Hill, skeleton burials, 208 , Mary Ann (née Moor), wife of John -, Neutral Farm, settlement sites, 207-8 jnr. 198 Padley Field, medieval potworks, 208 -, Rev. Samuel, 198 330 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCH/EOLOGY

Carter, Sarah (née Frost), 2nd wife of Cobbold, Rev. Thomas, centenary cele- John, 198 brations of Ipswich Charity Schools, 186 Castles of Suffolk, map, 128 , Yoxford, 300 Cedd, Bishop of the East Saxons, 26 Cockfield Manor, Yoxford survey, 1471, Cern', Heniy de, royal custodian of the 300 ' Bigod lands, 145 Coddenham Church, Rev. Candler as Certainyears of Queen Elizabeth's reign, by vicar, 292, 293, 294 Sir John Hayward, 96 Coke family, pedigree, between287-8 Charity Schools, Ipswich, (see also —, Arthur, of Bramfield, inventory, Ipswich Charity Schools for subject 264-87 entries), 172-92 —, Bridget (née Paston), wife of Sir Charun', Bascelin' de, garrison Edward, 265, 268 Framlingham, 1216, 148 —, Sir Edward, 265 , Ipswich Charity Schools Elizabeth (née Waldegrave), wife of estate, 184, 185 Arthur,' 265 Chesnet', Stephan de, garrison —, Elizabeth, Mary, Theophila, Framlingham, 1216, 148 Winifred, daughters of Arthur, 265 , William de, garrison Framlingham, Combes Church, Miles Mosse as pastor, 1216, 148 82 (notes) Chesney, Turgis' de, garrison Conyngton, Robert de, Rector of Framlingham, 1216, 147 Martlesham, 1347, 194 Chesteyn (Cheston), Paul, godson of Cook, Robert, Rector of Martlesham, Stephen Gardiner, 162 1429, 194 , Thomas, of Bury St. Edmunds, 155 Cooking hearths, Wattisfield, 215 Childeric, King, signet ring, 9 site, Elmsett, 210 Childeric's grave, 28, 46 Foxhall Heath, 210 Chilton, Jacob, Rector of Ufford, 199 Gwyder Road, Ipswich, 210 Christ'sprayeron the crossfor his enemies, by —, Pipers Vale, 210 Sir John Hayward, 95 Somersham, 210 Christianity, early growth in East Anglia, Copyldyke, Agnes, wife of John Gardiner, 24-30, 62-3 155, 156 Christie, Mary Frances, wife of Ernest Copynger, Walter, of Bury St. Edmunds, George Doughty, 200 156 Churchwarden's accounts, 15th century, —, William, of Bury St. Edmunds, 156 Walberswick, 118 Coytmore, Martha, wife of Thomas and Cividale, disc brooch, 47 afterwards of John Winthrop, 100 Clanford, John, Rector of Martlesham, Crabbe, George and Gt. Glemhám, 1447, 194-5 116-17 Clarkson, John, 200 Church, commemoration slab , Mary, wife of Willoughby Willey to Christopher Eachard, 306-7 Dickinson, 200 Crec, Robert de, witness to a 12th —, Thomas, snr. and jnr., 200 century Warabetuna charter, 301-2 Cloisonné work, Childeric's grave, 28, Greeting St. Mary, Neolithic-Bronze Age 46 material, 209-10 , Yew Tree Farm, earthworks Old Uppsala, 52-3, between52-3 and prehistoric hearth, 210 (illus.), facing 53 Crick, Thomas, of St. Mary Key, 180 —, Sutton Hoo Ship-burial, 35-8, (notes) 45-6, 50-4, between 8-9 (illus.), facing Cromwell, Thomas, in Ipswich, 153-4 37 (illus.), 37 (illus.), 51 (illus.), Cross, Camerton, 35 facing 52 & 53 (illus.) —, Canterbury, 35 Tongres. 38, 37 (illus.) Moone 55 Clopton, Thomasine, 2nd wife of John —, stone, Irish, between48-9 (illus.) Winthrop, 99-100 Cruciform pendants, Sutton Hoo Ship- —, William, of Castleins Manor, Groton, burial, 35-6, 45-6 99 Culfbie, Theobald de, garrison Cloveshoh, 62 Framlingham, 1216, 148 GENERAL INDEX TO VOL. XXV. 331

Curee, Herveus, garrison Framlingham, Doughty, George, Rector of Martlesham, 1216, 148 1698-9, 197 Curt, Humphrey le garrison -, of Hall, 199 Framlingham, 1216, 148 - Clarke, Rector of Martlesham, Curteys, John, of Gt. Bealings 194 1798, 199, facing 199 (illus.) Cusin, Robert, garrison FraXnlingham, -, Harriet, wife of Thomas D'Eye Betts, 1216, 148 199 Cuthbert pendant, 35, 37, between 8-9 -, Mary (née Bloomfield), wife of (illus.) George, 197 - (née Park), 2nd wife of George, 197 Dagger, 14th century, Walberswick, - Frances (née Christie), wife of 111, facing 111 (illus.) Dalham Hall and Church, excursion Ernest George, 200 Dove, Thomas, schoolmaster, Ipswich 1951, 324 Charity Schools, 181, 190 Church, mural tablet to Dover brooch, 33, 34 Thomas Ray, 198 Dunwich, Bishopric, 24 -, presentation of living, 1748, 198 -, flagon, 110-11, facing 111 Darmsden, archaeological excavations, (illus.), I 11 (i//us.) 210-11 Darnell, Mary, of Diss, 1st wife of John Monastery, 26 Carter, 198 Darsham Church, patronage, 301 Eachard, Christopher, Vicar of Cransford Daundy family, merchants of Ipswich, 306-7 152-3 , John, 307 -, Edmund, 153 , Mary (née Alexander), wife of David's tears, by Sir John Hayward, 95 Christopher, 307 Davis, Richard, Rector of Martlesham, Early field systems, Suffolk, 238-40 1560, 196 Medieval site, Rendlesham, 308 Denham, vicar, 1794, 199 Earthworks, Cretingham, 210 Denney, William, 293, 294 Easton Church, John Carter as rector, Denny; Mrs., schoolmistress' Ipswich 198 Charity Schools, 182, 183, 190 Ecgric, King of East Anglia, 26, 43 -, John, schoolmaster, Ipswich Charity Edgar, Devereux, subscriber, Ipswich Schools, 181-2, 183, 190 Charity Schools, 172, 179, 180, 184 Desborough necklace, 35 Mileson, governor, Ipswich Charity Deyse, Robert, of Hopton, 297-8 Schools, 182, 186 Dickinson, Mary (née Clarkson), wife of -, William benefactor, Ipswich Charity Willoughby Willey, 200 Schools, 185 -, Willoughby Willey, Rector of Edmund, St., figure, Kessingland Church, Martlesham 1859, 200 165 Dobson, Richard, subscriber, Ipswich Edon, Richard and Thomas, in will of Charity Schools, 175 (notes) John Gardiner, 155, 156-7 Doughty, Anne (née Goodwin), wife of Edwin, King of Deira, 13, 14-15, 18, 24, George, 199 27, 28 -, Blanche (néeTyler), wife of Frederick Egbert shrine, Trier, jewel set, 37-8, 37 Ernest, 201 (illus.) -, Catherine (née Revett), wife of Eldred, John, of Great Saxham, 112-15, George Clarke, 199 facing 112 (illus.) -, Charles Montagu, 199 arms, Gt. Saxham Church, 112 -, Ernest George, Rector of Elizabeth, Queen, patron of Martlesham Martlesham, 1861, 200 Church, 196 -, Frederick Ernest, patron of Elmsett, Bushy Farm, cookina site, 210 Martlesham Church, 200-1 Enclosure of land, acts and awards, - -, Rector of Martlesham, 1915; Suffolk, 227-63 '200-1 -, awards, 233-4 - Goodwin, patron of Martlesham -, early field systems in Suffolk, Church, 199-200 , 238-40 332 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHIEOLOGY

Enclosure of land, early history in Fan, Henry, Rector of Martlesham, Suffolk, 240-4 1405, 194 -, enrolment, 234-6 Farlingay Hall, excursion 1949, 119 -, facts and statistics, 227-30 Faversham, bird appliqué, facing 37 -, general acts, 232-3 (illus.) -, methods, 230-8 -, composite brooch, 33, 50-3, 51 -, other records, 236-7 (illus.),52 (illus.),facing 53 (illus.) -, parliamentary, in Suffolk, 245-7 -, hanging-bowl, 32 -, private act, 231-2 Felaw, Richard, endower, Ipswich -, Suffolk, 238-63 Grammar School, 152 -, Suffolk acts and awards, 247-63 Felix, St., 24, 26 -, Suffolk acts and awards, index, Felixstowe, medieval braid, 202-4, facing 262-3 202 (illus.) -, Suffolk acts and awards, tables, Fibula, Wittislingen, 46 248-63 Fire-hearths, Butley, 208 -, survival of open lands in Suffolk, Firmage William, of Barnham, 292 244-5 Fitch, Ralph, travels with John Eldred, Ene, brother of Redwald, 6 113 Enveise Robert le, garrison Flagon, Dunwich, 110-11, facing 111 Frailingham, 1216, 148 (illus.), 111 (illus.) -, William le, Constable of Flay, Ralph de, garrison Framlingham, Framlingham Castle, 143, 144, 147 1216, 148 Enveisie (szc),John le, garrison Fletcher, William, Rector of Martlesham, Framlingham, 1216, 148 1607, 196 Eorpwald, King of East Anglia, 24, 27-8 Forth, Mary, 1st'wife of John Winthrop, Epaulettes, Sutton Hoo Ship-burial, 99, 100 35-6, 52, 61 Fouter, John le, garrison Framlingham, Essex, Earl of, dedication of Sir John 1216, 148 Hayward's book, 83-5 Foxhall Heath, cooking site, 210 Excursions 1949, 119 Framlingham Castle 1154-1216, 127-48 1950, 218 -, confiscation by the Crown, 130-1, 1951, 324 134-9, 145 Eye Castle, 129, 133 -, description of first castle, 137-8 Eyke, rector, 1773-6, 199 -, garrison, March 1216, 144-5, 146-8 plan, 136 Fabr'' Wydo, garrison Framlingham, - -, siege of 1216, 141-6 1216, 148 Frankish cemetery, Mainz, 20 Fairclough, Nathaniel, of a school at Worms, 20 Sudbury, 197 openwork, Amiens, 55, between48-9 Fairfax, Benjamin, Rector of , (illus.) 289 Franks Casket, 41 Blackerby, son of Nathaniel, 290 Fressingfield Church, excursion 1951, 324 -, Catherine, daughter of Nathaniel, Frost, Sarah, 2nd wife of John Carter, 290 198 -, Elizabeth (néeBlackerby), wife of , Roman mill-stone, 110 Nathaniel, 289 Fursey, St., 26 -, Elizabeth (néeBacon), 2nd wife of Nathaniel, 290 -, John Rector of Barking, 289 Gardener, seeGardiner , Nathaniel, compilation of Suffolk Gardiner, Agnes (née Copyldyke), wife Heraldic Manuscript, 288-96 ofJohn, 155, 156 - -, inscription in Woodbridge -, Joan, daughter of John, 155, Church, 290 , John senr., 154-7 -, Priscilla and Sarah, daughters of - -, will, 154-6 Nathaniel, 290 , John, son of John, 155 Fakenham ' Roman village site, Anglo- , Rose, daughter of John, 155 Saxon burial, etc., 211-12 , Stephen, 154-8, 162-3 GENERAL INDEX TO VOL. xxv. 333

Gardiner, William, son of John, 155 Great Maplestead Church, excursion Garrard, Mr., spinning master, Ipswich 1950, 218 Charity Schools, 182 Great Saxham Church, Eldred arms and Gazely Church, excursion 1951, 324 monument, 112 Gibbon, Mary, schoolmistress, Ipswich — —, Rivet arms, 112 . Charity Schools, 182, 190 — Manor, 112 Gibelot, William, of , 297-8 Green, John, singing master, Ipswich Gifford's Hall, excursion 1949, 119 Charity Schools, 181, 191 Gill, George, purser of ' The Tiger ', 115 —, Robert, of Woodbridge, 194 Gislingham' curacy, 1690, 197 Grey Coat boys, Ipswich, 172-92 Glanville, Roger de, gift to Sibton Groton, 101-2 Abbey, 299 Manor, 99, 105 Glemsford, curacy, 1695, 197 Grundisburgh, excursion 1949, 119 Manor, right of foldcourse, 239 Gruvill', Mendricus de, garrison Godsweyn, Robert, son of Thomas, of Framlingham, 1216, 147 Framlingham, 297 Gruvilles, Geoffrey de, garrison —, Walter, of Yoxford, 298 Framlingham, 1216, 148 Gooding, Elizabeth, 1st wife of John , Henry de, garrison Framlingham, Steffe, 197 1216, 147, 148 , George, of Grundisburgh, 197 Goodwin, Anne, wife of George Doughty, 199 Habergen, Lawrence, parson of Trimley, , Elizabeth, patron of Martlesham Walton and Felixstowe, 80 (notes) Church, 198 Haganet Castle, 129, 133 —, Frances (néeHolinshed), wife of Hakluyt, Richard the younger, 82 (notes) Thomas, 198-9 Halesworth Church, tower, 166, 169 —, Grace, patron of Martlesham Hall, Robert, merchant of Ipswich, 290 Church, 199 —, Sarah (née Fairfax), wife of Robert, —, John, patron of Martlesham Church, 290 17th Century, 197 Hamblin, Samuel, spinning master, — patron of Martlesham Church, Ipswich Charity Schools, 183, 192 18t1 Century, 198-9 Hamo, son of Lefwin, of Wrabeton 301 —, Mary, patron of Martlesham Church, Han'mille, Reginald de, of Darsham, 297 196, 197 Harbord, Lady, of Glemham, 116 — (née Knights), wife of John, Harecurt, William de, 143 198:9 Harsnett, Samuel, 87-8 , Thomas, Rector of Martlesham, ( ?) Manor, right of foldcourse, 239 1750, 198-9 Harvey, William, mariner of Ipswich, —, William, brother of Thomas, 199 180 (notes) —, patron of Martlesham Church, Hawkedon, excursion 1951, 324 '196 Hawkes, Samuel, Ipswich Charity Goodwyn, Stephen, of , 195 scholar, 180 Goodyng, Robert; will of Thomas Hayward, Agnes, daughter of John, of Walden, 195 Middleton, 297 Gotland, sword-grip, 45 —, Jane (nee Pascall), wife of Sir John, Grave-slab, Hornhausen, 47 80-1 • Gray, Thomas, of Ipswich, 174 —, Sir John, 79797, facing 80 (illus.) , Free Chapel of St. — —, confession, facsim., facing Peter, 196 86 and , — —, imprisonment in Tower of 116-17 London, 85-8 —, Hall Farm, 117 , Ursula, sister of Sir John, 80 (notes) Great Glemham- road diver- Hearth, prehistoric, Cretingham, 210 sion, 116 Hedingham Castle and Church, Great Glemham Hall, 116-17 excursion 1950, 218 — House, 116 Heingham, William de, garrison — Park, 116-17 Framlingham, 1216, 142, 147 -

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Helmet, Old Uppsala, 50, facing 49 (illus.) Iken Monastery, 26 , Sutton Hoo Ship-burial, 45, 46, Ingham Manor, under ownership of 47-50, 57, 65-72, 77, facing 48 (illus.), Nicholas Bacon, 161 facing 49 (illus.) Ipswich, Blue Coat girls,, 172-92 Torslunda, 49 —, Castle Hill, Roman villa, 212 Valsgarde, 49-50, facing 49 (illus.) —, Charity Schools, 172-92 Vendel boat-grave, 47, 66, 77 — —, administration, 183-6 Helmingham Church, building contract, — —, apprentices, 179-80, 189 166, 167 — —, centenary celebrations, 186 klenry II and Framlingham Castle, — —, clothes 177 129-30, 131-2, ,133, 134, 137, 139, 141 — curriculum, 176-7 Henry the younger, 133 — —, 'discipline, 177-8 Priory, Roman mill-stone, — —, establishment, 173-4 110 , — —, estates, 184-5 Hertford, Marquis of, Lord of manor, — —, expenses, statement of, Iken, 244 , facsim., facing 175 Herthirst ( ? Hartest) Manor, right of — finances, 183-6 foldcourse' 239 — —, holidays3 178-9 Hinderclay, Roman kiln furnaces, 215 — —, hours, 178-9 Histou of the reign of King Edward VI, by — —, Lockwood's room, 174, 181 Sir John Hayward, 96 — —, prayer, 188 History of William Rufus, by Sir John — —, pupils, 174-6 Hayward, 94-5 subscribers, list of, facsim., Hitcham, Sir Robert, school at • fa cing 174 Framlingham, 294 — —, teachers, 181-3 Manor, right of foldcourse, 239 — — —, qualifications, 174 Hog Edsten, sword pommel, 53-4, — — —, salaries and allowances, 75, between52-3 (illus.) 190-2 Holbrook, Ipswich Charity Schools —, Church of St. Clements', epitaph to estate, 184 Dr. Ro. Norton, 292 Holinshed, Elizabeth (néeBattle), wife of — St. Lawrence, Chantry of John, 199 Edmund Daundy, 153 , Frances, wife of Thomas Goodwin, — St. Mary Tower and Charity 198-9 Schools children, 179 —, John, of Orford, 199 — — —, Ipswich Charity Schools Hollesley, Poplar Farm, early medieval centenary, 186 kiln, 308 —, Grey Coat boys, 172-92 Honington, Sapiston Bridge, Bronze Age Gwyder Road, cooking site, 210 cemetery, 214 —, Kesteven Road, Neolithic dwelling Hopton, John, of Blythburgh and site, 212-13 Yoxford, 306 —, King John at, 142 (Hopetun), Thomas de, endowment , Royal Army formed, 1173, 134 to Sibton Abbey, 299 , Waller's Grove, Iron Age site, 213 Hopton, , 297-301 Irish stone cross, between 48-9 (illus.) Hornhausen, grave-slab, 47 whetstone, facing 36 (illus.) Hoxne, vicar, 1794, 199 Iron Age material, Badwell Ash, 206 Hoxne Church, brass inscription to — Barnham, 207 Thomas Bostock, 117-18, facing 118 — Darmsden, 210-11 (illus.) - — potsherds, , 216 Humphrey, William, shoemaker, supplier — site, Waller's Grove, Ipswich, 213 to Ipswich Charity Schools, 184 (notes) stand, Sutton Hoo Ship-burial, 9-19, Hunteman, John, of Blything, 297 facing 9 (illus.), 10 (illus.) Huscarl, William, of Yoxford, 298 Ittenheim, phalerae, 5 Ivar Widefathom, Swedish king, 74 Ixworth pendant, 35, 37, 38, 39, between Ickworth, imparcation, 240 °8-9 (illus.) Iken, land enclosure, 1804 ?, 244 , Roman building, 213 GENERAL4INDEX TO VOL. XXV. 335

Ixworth Abbey and Church, excursion Knights, Mary, wife of John Goodwin, 1950, 218 198-9 Thorpe, Roman and Anglo-Saxon , Thomas, 199 material, 213 Priory Manor, Yoxford survey, 1471, 300

Jellinge, burial chamber, 41 Jermy, John patron of Martlesham Lambert, Thomas, Rector of Melton, 198 Church, 195 (notes) Land enclosure, seeEncldsure of land Jermyn, Thomas, patron of Newbourne Lefwin, of Wrabeton, 301 Church, 195 (notes) Leggatt, Mrs., schoolteacher, Ipswich John, King and Framlingham Castle, Charity Schools, 183, 190 141-5 -, William, schoolmaster, .Ipswich Johnson, Richard, Rector of Martlesham, Charity Schools, 182, 190 1582, 196 Leicester, Earl of, and Framlingham Castle, 131, 133-4 , Earls of, pedigree, between287-8 Keeble, Mrs. schoolmistress, Ipswich Leiston Abbey Manor, Yoxford survey, Charity SchOols, 182-3, 190 - 1471, 300 , William, schoolmaster, Ipswich Lenebaud', William, garrison Charity Schools, 181, 190, 191 Framlingham, 1216, 147 Kelsale Adanor, Yoxford survey, 1471, , Roman mill-stone, 110 300 Letherland, see Leverland Park, 302 Leverington, Adam de' Rector of Kent, Caroline, pupil, Ipswich Charity Martlesham, 1382, 194 Schools, 178 Leverland, John, of Framlingham, 293, Kentwell Hall, excursion 1951, 324 294 Kesgrave, curacy c. 1735, 198 (Letherland), Zaccheus, master, Sir Kessingland Church, facing 164 (illus.) Robert Hitcham's School, 294 -, bells, 167-8 , three-field cultivation, 14th -, excursion 1950, 218 century, 239 -, figure of St. Edmund, 165 Life and reign of King Edward VI, by -, tower, 164-71 Sir John Hayward, 89 (notes) - measurements, 171 Life and reign of King Hem), IV, by Sir -, west front, between164-5 (illus.) John Hayward, 79, 81-8 Kettle, Thomas, son of Thomas and Life of theConqueror, by Sir John Hayward, Sarah, scholar, Ipswich Charity 94 Schools, 175 (notes) Little Bealings, rector, 1555, 195 Kettlebaston, curacy, 1682, 197 Maplestead Church, excursion 1950, , field system, 14th century, 218 239-40 Thornham Church, building con- Kiln, early medieval, Hollesley, 308 tract, 166 -, medieval, Wattisfield, 215 Wenham, excursion 1949, 119 furnaces, Roman seealso Roman kiln Lives of the Norman Kings, by Sir John furnaces and sites, 215-16 Hayward, 93, 97 King's burial, Sutton Hoo, 4-7 Llandudno whetstone, facing 37 (illus.) Kingdon-Allen, Dudley Attwood Lockwood's room, Ipswich Charity Kingdon, Rector of Martlesham, Schools, 174, 181 1944, 201 Long Melford Church, excursion 1951, Kirk, Elizabeth, wife of Henry, 198 324 -, Henry, Rector of Martlesham, 1725, Lorimer, Nicholas le, garrison 198 Framlingham, 1216, 148 -, Henry, Jane, Richard and Thomas, Louis, Prince of France, 143 children of Henry and Elizabeth, 198 Luci, Richard de, engineer, Framlingham Klein Huningen, sword-fittings, 46, 54 Castle, 137 Knights, Lott, singing master, Ipswich Lungeville (Lungeuill'), Thomas de, Charity Schools, 191 garrison Framlingham, 1216, 142, 147 336 SUPFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHIEOLOGY

Naunton, Sir Robert, of Alderton and Mainz, Frankish cemetery, 20 Letheringham, 88 (notes) Malleon, Savaric de, campaign of 1215 Nayland, Alston Court, excursion 1950, in East Anglia, 142 218 Man', Richard le, garrison 'Necklace, Desborough, 35 Framlingham, 1216, 148 Neech, Lydia, of Weybread, wife of Manser, Susan wife of John Tofte, 196 Samuel Ray, 198 Mansur, Abijah, schoolmaster, Ipswich Neolithic material, Creeting St. Mary, Charity Schools, 181, 190 209-10 Mantel, Robert, engineer, Framlingham site, Kesteven Road, Ipswich, 212-13 Castle, 137 Neve, Jordan le, of Stikingland, 298 Martlesham, charity school, 197 New England, Puritan settlement in, -, village school, 200 101-8 Church, bequest of altar cloth by Newbery, John, merchant, travels with John Clanford, 195 John Eldred, 113, 114 -, patrons and rectors, 193-201 Newbourne, curacy, 193, 196, 198, 199 Mathew, Toby, writing of Sir John Church, Thomas Jermyn as patron, Hayward; 90-2 195 (notes) Mawsey (Mawfey), Joan, of Kessingland, Newburn, William de, Rector of benefactor to the church, 168 Martlesham 1329, 193 Medicus' Peter, garrison Framlingham, Newcomen, IVirs.,schoolmistress, Ipswich 1216, 148 Charity Schools, 182, 190 Melford Hall, excursion 1951, 324 , Matthew, schoolmaster' Ipswich Melton Church, Thomas Lambert as Charity Schools, 181, 190, 191 rector, 198 Newmarket Heath, right of access, 1874, Mendham Water-mill, excursion 1951, 244 324 Nocera Umbra, gold sword-pommel, 45 , enclosure map, facing 225 Noon(e), Sir Edmund, patron of Middleton Water-mill, 299 Martlesham Church, 194 Milkelegh, Roger de, Rector of Noone, Francis, patron of Martlesham Martlesham, 1285-6, 193 Church, 195, 196 Milton brooch, 33 , Henry, patron of Martlesham Mitford, Rev. John, of Benhall, writing of Church, 194-5 George Crabbe, 116 - , Thomas patron of Martlesham Monewden, three-field agriculture in Church, 196, 14th century, 2,39 North, Mr., of Glemham, 116 Moone cross, 55 -, Dudley, benefactor, Ipswich Charity Moor, Edward, writer on Hindu myth- Schools, 185 ology, 198 Norton, Joseph, of Ipswich, 181 , John, of , 198 -, Dr. Ro., epitaph in St. Clement's ,. Mary Ann, wife of John Carter, Church, Ipswich, 292 Norwich, Bishop of, patron of Martlesham jnr., 198 Church, 1555, 195 Moore, Anne, daughter of Richard, of Castle, 129, 130, 133, 134, 146 Stansted, 268 -, Samuel, spinning master, Ipswich 0 Charity Schools, 183, 192 , Morant, Constantin' de, garrison Odovacer, pectoral of, Ravenna' 46 Framlingham, 1216, 148 Old Uppsala, burial mounds, 8-9, 12, 58, 64, 75, 77 Morse, Mary, 2nd wife of George cloisonné work, 52-3, between Doughty, 197 52-3 (illus.), facing 53 (illus.) , Robert, husband of Mary, 197 - -, helmet, 50, facing 49 (illus.) Moryell Manor, Yoxford survey, 1471, Open lands in Suffolk, 244-5 300 Orford, estate of William Edgar, 185 Mosse, Miles, pastor of Combes, 82 -, land enclosure, 1878-80, 244 (notes) Castle, 132-3 GENERAL INDEX TO VOL. XXV. 337

Orford Castle, chapel in keep, 145 Pistor, Alanus, garrison Framlingham, - Church and Castle, exCursion 1950, 1216, 148 218 Place names of suffolk, new book under Oron, disc-brooch, 47 preparation, by Dr. P. H. Reaney, 308 Osbert, Robert fitz, garrison Plate, bronze, Torslunda, 54, 55-7, Framlingh am, 1216, 147 69, 75, 77 Ottar's mound, 64 Playford, curacy, 1841, 200 Pliezhausen, disc-brooch, 47-9, facing 48 (illus.) Poer, Walter le, of Hopton, 297 Pakenham, Roman kiln etc. and mosaic, Porho, Reginald de' garrison 214 Framlingham, 1216, 147 Palaeolithic material, Barnham, 207 • Pot works, medieval, Butley, 208 Park, Mary, wife of Robert Morse and Powle, Adam, of Blythburgh, 166, 169-70 George Doughty, 197 Puritan settlement in New England, -, Samuel, father of Mary, 197 101-8 Parkhurst, Joseph, singing master, Purse, Sutton Hoo Ship-burial, 35, 36, Ipswich Charity Schools, 191 52, 54-7, 61, 69, facing 37 (illus.) Pascall, Jane wife of Sir John Hayward, between48-9 (illus.) 80-1 Paston, Bridget, daughter of John, 265, 268 • , John, of Huntingfield Hall, 265 Rainsborough, Martha, 4th wife of Patent, William, 2nd husband of John Winthrop, 100 Joan Wolsey, 162 Rapton, 301-3 Pattrich, Bridget, wife of John Rattlesden Manor, right of foldcourse, Wilkinson, 197 239 Peche, Nicholas, garrison Framlingham, Ravenna, pectoral of Odovacer, 46 1216, 148 Ray, Lydia, wife of William Loder Allen, Pectoral of Odovacer, Ravenna, 46 198 Pellyng, Thomas, Walberswick Church -,- (néeNeech), wife of Samuel, 198 contract, 169-70 -, Mary (née Carter), wife of Thomas, Pemberton's charity, ,Ipswich Charity 198 Schools, 185 -, Samuel, of , 198 Pendant, Cuthbert, 35, 37, between 8-9 Thomas, Rector of Martlesham, (ilius.) 1744, 198 Ixworth, 35, 37, 38, 39, between Rebellion of 1173-4, 133-7 8-9 (illus.) Redgrave Hall, under ownership of , Wilton, 35-7, 38, 39, 45, between Nicholas Bacon, 163 8-9 (illus.), 37 (illus.) Redwald, King of East Anglia, 13, 19, Pendants, cruciform, Sutton Hoo Ship- 24, 27 burial, 35-6, 45-6 Reinstrup brooch, 55, between 48-9 Pesenhal, Norman de, son of Ralph, (illus.), 55 (illus.) 301-2 Rendlesham, early medieval occupation Pettinghale, Samuel, parson of Trimley site, 308 St. Martin, 80 (notes) -, royal seat, 29 Pettistree, Pemberton's estate, legacy to Church, 27 Ipswich Charity Schools, 185 Revett, Catherine, wife of George Clarke Church, presentation of living, 1756, Doughty, 199 198 -, Ezekiel, of Hoxne, 199 Rev. L. Staveley as vicar, 293, , James, son of Ursula, 80 (notes) . 295 -, Ursula (née Howard), 80 (notes) Phalerae, Ittenheim, 5 , Mr. (William of Hall ?), Pilbarrowe (Pilboroughe), Stephen, 293, 295 Arthur Coke's inventory, 283 Reyce (RieCe), Robert, author of Breviary Pipers Vale, cooking site, 210 of Suffolk, 292, 293, 295 Pischal' William de, garrison Richard, chaplain, Framlingham Castle, Framlingham, 1216, 147 144, 145, 148 338 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHJEOLOGY

Rickinghall, Roman potkiln furnace, 215 Rysing, see Rising Rickman, Robert, master of ' The Tiger ', 115 Riece, Robert, seeReyce, Robert Sanctuary of a troubledsoul, Right of Succession, by Sir John Hayward, by Sir John Hayward, 79 90 (notes), 95, 97 facsim. Rising (Rysing), John de, of Hopton, titlepagefacing 81 (illus.) Sarre brooch, 33, 34 297, 298 Saxon kiln, Thetford, Risinge, Walter de, son of Peter, of facing 110 (illus.) Yoxford, 298 pottery, Butley, 208 Risinges, John de, of Yoxford, 298 7, Thetford, 11-12 Risings Manor, Yoxford survey, 1471, site, Ashbocking, 206 300 Butley, 207-8, 218 Rivet arms, Great Saxham Church, 112 town site, Thetford, 109-10 Robert, Nicholas fitz, royal custodian of -, seealso Anglo-Saxon Say, John, Rector of Martlesham, 1401, the Bigod lands, 145 Rodbridge, Roman material, 307 194 Roman building, Ixworth, 213 Scabbard-bosses, Sutton Hoo Ship- kiln furnaces, Hinderclay, 215 burial, 32-3, 34, 39, 68, between 8-9 - Rickinghall, 215 (illus.) Sebbe, King of East Saxons, 28 - Wattisfield, 215 Seckford Hall, excursion 1949, 119 - sites, West Stow Heath, 215-16 material, Barham, 206-7 Seintliz, Roger de, garrisonFramlingham, 1216, 148 Barnham, 207 Selton', Nicholas de, garrison Darmsden, 210-11 Framlingham, 1216, 147 Ixworth Thorpe, 213 Pakenham, 214 Sharp, John, subscriber, Ipswich Charity Rodbridge, 307 Schools, 178 The Slade ', Barham, 207 Sharpe, Robert, of Bury St. Edmunds Wattisfield, 215 and Barbara (néeBacon), 160 Shield, Sutton Hoo Ship-burial, 38, 45, -, Winston, 216 mill-stones, Frostenden, Herringfleet 46, 58, 65-72, 75, 77, facing 37 (illus.) Priory & Letheringham, 110 Ship-burial, Sutton Hoo, see also Sufton potsherds, Stoke Ash, 214 Hoo Ship-burial for subject entries, Witnesham, 216 1-78 site, Ashbocking, 206 Shotley, Ipswich Charity Schools estate, Butley, 207-8 184, 185-6 Capel St. Mary, 209 Sibton Abbey, cartulary, 298-9, 301 Fakenham 211-12 - Manor, Yoxford survey, 1471, 300 villa, Castle Hill, Ipswich, 212 Sigbert, King of East Anglia, 24, 26, -, Stanton Chair, 214 27, 29, 43 Rowe, Mary, granddaughter of Sir John Signet ring, King Childeric, 9 Hayward, 96 (notes) Siward', William, garrison Framlingham, , Sir Nicholas and Mary, daughter of 1216, 147 Sir John Hayward, 96 (notes) Skane, boat-grave, 75 Rumburgh, excursion 1949, 119 Skeleton burials, Butley, Barrow Hill, Church, ejection of Rev. Benjamin 208 Fairfax, 289 Skoulding, Thomas, Arthur Coke's Rushbrook Hall and Church, excursion inventory, 268 1950, 218 Skravsta, sword-pommel, 53, 54 between Rushmere St. Andrew, curacy, 1677, 197 52-3 (illus.) Russel, Robert, garrison Framlingham, ' Slade ', near Barham, Roman material, 1216, 148 207 Russell, Henry, Rector of Martlesham, Smith, Priscilla (née Fairfax), wife of 1637-8, 196 Thomas, 290 -, Richard, of Dunwich, building of , Thomas, of Woodbridge, 290 Kessingland and Walberswick Church Smyth, Roger, Rector of Martlesham, towers, 166-7, 169-70 (?1415-29), 194 GENERAL INDEX TO VOL. XXV. 339

Snape, boat-grave, 64, 73 Sutton Hoo Ship-burial, conclusion, 72-6 Snell, Ann, of Woolverston, daughter to connection with Uppland, niece of Sir Thomas Hayward, 80 47-60 Somersham, Hill Farm, cooking site, 210 cruciform pendants, 35-6, South Cove, rector, 1748, 198 45-6 South Elmham, excursion 1949, 119 epaulettes, 35-6, 52, 61 Southwell, Robert, Jesuit missionary, gold buckle, 69-70 82 (notes) helmet, 45, 46, 47-50, Spencer, Thomas, spinning master, - -, 57, 65-72, 77, facing 48 & 9 Ipswich Charity Schools, 183, 192 (illus.) , excursion 1949, 119 - -, iron stand, 9-19, facing 9 Spoons, silver' Sutton Hoo ship-burial, (illus.), 10 (illus.) 5-6, 30-1, 31 (illus.) - -, king's burial ?, 4-7 Stamp, bronze, Torslunda, between48-9 - -, maps of Suffolk and north- (illus.) ern Europe, 25 Standard, Sutton Hoo Ship-burial, 9-19, - -, Pagan or Christian ?, 20-43 facing 9 (illus.), 10 (illus.) - -, purse, 35, 36, 52, 54-7, 61, , illustrations from Roman and Saxon 69, facing 37 (illus.), between 48-9 coins and Roman monument, 16 (illus.) (illus.) - -, scabbard-bosses, 32-3, 34, Stanham, Anketill' de, garrison 39, 68, between8-9 (illus.) Framlingham, 1216, 147 -- shield, 38, 45, 46, 58, 65-72, Stanton. Chair, Roman villa, 214 75, 77;facing 37 (illus.) Staveley, Leonard, Vicar of Pettistree, - -, silver bowls, 5-6, 31-2 293, 295 - -, silver spoons, 5-6, '30-1, 31 Steffe, Bridget, 3rd wife of John, 197 (illus.) -, Elizabeth (née Gooding), 1st wife of - -, standard, 9-19, facing 9 (illus.), John, 197 10 (illus.) , John, Rector of Martlesham, 1639, - -, strap mount, 32, between 197 8-9 (illus.), 37 (illus.), facing 53 (illus.) -, John; of Wrentham, 197 Swedish connection, 43-7, -, Magdalen, wife of Robert, 197 60-72 -, Mary, 2nd wife of John, 197 sword, 65-72 -, Robert, Rector of Tuddenham St. sword-belt, 32, 36 Martin, 197 sword-fittings, facing 52 & 53 Stickingland, gelt payment, 301 (illus.) Church, patronage, 301 - sword-pommels, 44-5, 46, 53- Stickland Manor, Alwin as lord, 301 4, 67 Stoke Ash, Roman potsherds, 214 sword-ring, 58-9, 59 (illus.) Stoke-by-Nayland, excursion 1949, 119 whetstone, 8-9, 57-8, facing 8 Stora Sandviken, sword-pommel, between (illus.) 52-3 (illus.) Swanton, Radulph de, Rector of Storcheveill', Ralph, garrison Martleshani, 1293-4, 193 Framlingham, 1216, 147 Swedish connection, Sutton Hoo Ship- Stowe, Mrs., assistant, Ipswich Charity burial, 43-7, 60-72 Schools, 183 Sweffling-Gt. Glemham road diversion, Strap mount, Sutton Hoo Ship-burial, 116 32, between 8-9 (illus.), 37 (illus.), Swillington family, of Yoxford, 300 facing 53 (illus.) Suckling's History of Suffolk, index, 308 Sword, Sutton Hoo Ship-burial, 65-72 Supremacyin affairsof religion,by Sir John Taplow, 68 Hayward, 90, 95-6 Sword-belt, Sutton Hoo Ship-burial, 32, Sutton Hoo Ship-burial, 1-78 36 - -, buckle, 35-6, 37 (illus.) Sword-fittings, Klein Hiiningen ' 46, 54 - cloisonné work, 35-8, 45-6, -, Sutton Hoo Ship-burial, fa cing 52 50-4, between 8-9 (illus.), facing 37, & 53 (illus.) (illus.), 37 (illus.), 51 (illus.), facing Sword-grip, Gotland, 45 52 & 53 (illus.) Vallstenarum, 45 340 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHEOLOGY

Sword-grip, Valsgarde, 45 Treatise of union of the two realms of Sword-pommel, Bifrons, 46 England and Scotland, by Sir John , Hog Edsten, 53-4, 75, between 52-3 Hayward, 90 (illus.) Trier, Egbert shrine, jewel set,- 37-8, 37 Nocera Umbra, 45 (illus.) Skrävsta, 53, 54, between52-3 (illus.) Trimley St. Martin Church, parsons, Stora Sandyiken, between52-3 (illus.) 1565, 1580 and 1582, 80 (notes) Vallstenarum, 53 Troston Hall, excursion 1950, 218 Vasby, between52-3 (illus.) Tuddenham St. Martin Church, Robert Sword-pommels, Sutton Hoo Ship- Steffe as rector, 197 burial, 44-5, 46, 53-4, 67 Tunstall Church, tower, 166, 169 Sword-ring, Sutton Hoo Ship-burial, Turner, William, carpenter, of Harkstead 58-9, 59 (illus.) 180 (notes) Valsgarde, 59 Twells, John, scholar, Ipswich Charity Schools, 180 (notes) Tyler, Blanche, wife of Frederic Ernest Tablet woven braid, medieval, 202-4, Doughty, 201 facing 202 (illus.) , Charles, 201 Taplow, Anglo-Saxon grave, 5, 21, 63, Tyllotson (Tylletson), William, minister, facing 63 (illus.) Capel St. Mary and Ipswich, 292, - sword, 68 293, 295 Thetford, Priory, Anglo-Saxon excava- Tyndal, Margaret, 3rd wife of John tions and Castle Hill, excursion 1949, Winthrop, 100, 104-8 119 ' Tyrrel, Dorothy, wife of James Carter, , Saxon kiln, facing 110 (illus.) 198 , Saxon town, 109-10 , Timothy, of Mendlesham, 198 -, Saxon town site, pottery cressets, Tyttla, 75 11-12 Priory Manor, Yoxford survey, 1471, U 300 Thorington Hall, excursion 1949, 119 Ubbeston, 301-3 Thurston, Robert, of Kessingland, Ufford Church, bequest of altar cloth by benefactor to the church, 168 John Clanford, 195 -, Samuel, benefactor, Ipswich Charity -, Jacob Chilton as rector, 199, Schools 185 Uppland, connection with Sutton Hoo , three-field cultivation, 14th century, Ship-burial, 47-60 239 End Hall and Church, excursion V 1951, 324 Vallstenarum, gold pommel, 53 • Tiger ' and John Eldred's travels, 113, , sword-grip, 45 , 114, 115 Valoignes, Hamo of, landholder in Tofte, Ame (Anne), Frauncis, John, Wrabetun, 301 Marie, Roger and Susan, children of Valsgarde, boat-grave, 67 John, 196 -, helmet, 49-50, facing 49 (illus.) Tofte(s), John, Rector of Martlesham, -, sword-grip, 45 1588, 196 , sword-ring, 59 Tofte, Susan (néeManser), wife of John, Vasby, sword-pommel, between 52-3 196 (illus.) Vendel, boat-grave, 8, 45, 58, 64, 67, Tompson, Thomas, parson of Trimley 69-71 St. Martin, 80 (notes) -, helmet, 47, 66, 77 Tongres, cloisonné work, 38, 37 (illus.) Vendel period, 43-60, 65-72, 74-8 Torell, Thomas, patron of Martlesham Verdoun, Sir John, patron of Church, 194 Martlesham Church, 193, 194 Torslunda, bronze plate, 54, 55-7, 69, Verdun, William de, garrison 75, 77 Framlingham, 1216, 148 -, bronze stamp, between48-9 (illus.) Vesey, Francis, Arthur Coke's inventory, -, helmet, 49 268 GENERAL INDEX TO VOL. XXV. 341

Wilkinson, Bridget, 3rd wife of John Steffe, 197 Walberswick, 15th century church- , John, husband of Bridget, 197 warden's accounts, 118 Willard, Frances and Elizabeth, after- , 14th century dagger, 111, facing 111 wards wife of Nathaniel Fairfax, 290 (illus.) Willauesham, Robert de, engineer, Church, excursion 1950, 218 Framlingham Castle, 137 —, tower, 164-71 Church, ejection of Nathaniel — —, building contract, 169-70 Fairfax, 289 — — and parapet, between 164-5 (illus.) Wilton pendant, 35-7, 38, 39, 45, between8-9 (illus.), 37 (illus.) Waldegrave, Sir George, father of Wingfield, Eleanor, patron of Martlesham Elizabeth, wife of Arthur Coke, 265 Church, 195 Walden, Alice, George & Thomas, —, Henry, of Crowfield, 293, 295-6 children of Thomas, 195 —, Humphrey, 195 Joane ( ?), wife of Thomas, 195 , Robert, patron of Martlesham —, Thomas, Rector of Martlesham, Church, 195 - 1555, 195 Winston' Roman material, 216 Waldringfield, curacy, 1755, 199 Winter, Edward, 162 —, rector, c. 1730, 198 Winthrop, Adam, of Groton, clothier of Walsham-le-Willows, curacy, 1685, 197 Lavenham, 99 Walter, William fitz, garrison , Adam, son of John and Margaret, Framlingham, 1216, 148 105 Walton Castle, 129, 131, 132, 133, 137, Fitzjohn, Governor of Connecticut, 138 104 — —, seizure by Crown, 130 —, Forth and Henry, sons of John and Warabetuna, identified as Ubbeston, Mary, 105 301-3 , John, 98-108, facing 98 (illus.) Wardman, Henry, patron of - , celebration at Groton of 300th Martlesham Church, 196 anniversary of death, 98 —, Thomas & William, exors. of Henry —, son of John and Mary, 100, 104, Wardman, 196 105 Wattisfield, medieval brick kiln and , Margaret (née Tyndal), 3rd wife of hearths, 215 John, 100, 104-8 —, Roman kiln furnaces, 215 —, Martha, (née Rainsborough), 4th , Cork Wood, Roman huts, etc., 215 wife of John, 100 Wehha' King of East Anglia, 75 , Mary, (née Forth), 1st wife of John, Wells, Anne (née Bullavarre), wife of 99, 100 Richard, 197 —, daughter of John and Mary, 105 , Richard, Rector of Martlesham, —, Stephen, son of John and Margaret, 1638-9, 197 105 West Stow Heath, Roman kiln sites, Thomasine (née Clopton), 2nd wife 215-16 of John, 99-100 Westleton Manor, Yoxford survey, 1471, —, Wait Still, Chief Justice of 300 Massachusetts, 104 Westwood Hall, Blythburgh, 300 Wisset, excursion .1949, '119 Lodge, Blythburgh, 300 Wissington Church, excursion 1950, 218 Wetheringsett Manor, right of fold- Witnesham, Iron Age and Roman course, 239 potsherds, 216 ' Whetstone, from Ireland, facing 36 (illus.) Wittislingen, fibula, 46 —; Llandudno, facing 37 (illus.) Wolfard, Thomas, Walberswick Church , Sutton Hoo Ship-burial; 8-9, 57-8, contract, 169-70 facing 8 (illus.) Whymper, Jane, 3rd wife of John Wollfe, John, publisher, 82-4 Carter, 198 . Wolsey, Joan, wife of Robert, 151-3, 162 Wickham Market, Pemberton's estate, —, Robert, of Ipswich, 151-3 bequest to Ipswich Charity Schools, , Thomas, 151-4, 162 185 Woodbridge, curacy, 1582, 196 342 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCII2EOLOGY

Woodbridge, tide-mill, excursion 1950, Wuffmga kings, 6, 14, 19, 24-30, 40-3,, 218 62-3, 73-5 Church, inscription to Nathaniel —, pedigree, 2, facing 36 Fairfax, 290 Wythe, Thomas, Ipswich Charity School, headmaster, 1736-73, 198 Schools, 175 (notes) Work-box, Burwell,.38 Worlingham Church, James Carter as rector, 198 Worms, Frankish cemetery, 20 Yates, James, of Belstead, author, 82 Wright, Katherine ( ?), wife of Robert, (notes) 196 Yoxford, 297-301 —, Robert, Rector of Martlesham, Cockfield Hall, 300 1568-9, 196 gelt payment, 301 Wuffa, 75 Manor, Yoxford survey, 1471, 300