. 150 FOULSHAM. NORFOLK. [KELLY'S Skipper Richard, boot maker Turner John, grocer, draper & hard Woodhouse Herbt. vet. surg.& farmer .Steel Frederick Geo. grocer & draper ware dealer Wright John lsbill, baker Stroulger Henry, plumber & painter Woodhouse Samuel J. builder & con Wright Wm. marine store & eoal dlr' Stroulger William, farmer tractor, timber merchant & agent Wright William, jun. Bell inn :P.ll. & Webber Chas. Geo. draper & outfitter for the Royal• fire life l .FOXLEY is a. village and parish 7 miles north-east bridge, hon. canon of Norwich and surrogate, and also from Dereham, 2 miles from Foulsham station on the vicar of Bylaugh. The Primitive Methodist chapel here· East Norfolk branch and 3 east from North Elmham sta- was erected in I862, and rebuilt in I898. Edward Henry· tion on the Dereham and Wells section of the Great East- Evans-Lombe esq. of Great Melton Hall, is lord of the ern railway, in the Northern division of the county, Eyns- manor and principal landowner. Robert John Woods. ford hundred and petty sessional division, Mitford and Purdy esq. of Foulsham, and the Earl of Leicester K.G.,.. Launditch union, East Dereham county court district, L.L. are also landowners. The soil is mixed; subsoil, r~ral deanery of Sparham aud archdeaconry and diocese sand and gravel, The chief crops are wheat, roots, barley of Norwich. The church of St. Thomas is a building of · and hay. The area is I,62I acres; rateable value~ flint, with dressings, chiefly in the Perpendicular style, £I,32I; and the population in I90I was I76. and consisting of. chancel, nave, south porch and a fine Parish Clerk, William Scott. Trowse and K.G., K.T., P.C. is lord of the manor. The principal 5} north-east from Swainsthorpe station on the Great landowners are James H. B. Christie esq. and Mrs. Fitz Eastern railway, in the Southern division of the county, gerald, of Framingham Pigot Hall. Framingham Earl Swainsthorpe petty sessional division, Henstead hundred Hall, which stands in well-wood(>d grounds, is the and union, Norwich county court district, rural deanery property of James H. B. Christie esq. and now occupieStoke Holy Cross the nearest telegraph office and reseated and has 70 s1ttmgs. The register dates . . . from the year I72r. The living is a rectory, with that Pub!Ic ~lementary S~ho~l, under the Porn~gland Umted of Bixley annexed, joint net yearly value under £2so, District Board, built m I84o, enlarged m ;I874, at a· including 46 acres 'Of glebe, with re,idence, in the gift of cost. of about £.6so, & further enlarged m I882, &. Mrs. C. Turner, and held since I!i87 by the Rev. Alfred ag:am enlarged m 1899, at ~ cost of j;2oo, for 2S~ Edward Alston. :Most of the tithe is exchanged for corn children; average at~endance, 2I7; Dav1d Parsons,mstY" :rent. Here is a Methodist chapel. The fuel allotment Carriers to & from Norwich pass through daily A.iston Rev. Alfred Edward, Rectory Bligh Horace, market gardener Ewing William, market gardener Turner Mrs. The Hall Blyth George, market gardener Howe Thomas, Railway tavern COMMERCIAL. Chaplin Anna (Miss),dress ma.Post off Osborne Arthur, blacksmith Bligh G~orge, market gardener Critoph Joseph, farmer, Church farm Smith William, farmer FRAMINGHAM PIGOT is a village and parish, 4 for the poor consists of 7 acres, let at £I4 yearly miles south-east from Norwich, in the Southern division Framingham Hall is the seat of Mrs. Fitzgerald. Framing of the county, Swainsthorpe petty sessional division, ham Manor House, the seat of James Henry Brooke Henstead hundred and union, Norwich county coUTt dis- Christie esq. is a mansion of red brick in the Tudor trict, roral deanery of Brooke (Western division), arch- style, in a park of 75 acres. The Bishop of Norwich is: deaconry of Norfolk and diocese of Norwich. The church lord of the manor. J. A. Christie esq. and Mrs. Fitz of St. Andrew is an edifice of .stone and flint in the Early gerald are the principal landowners. The soil is sandy;. English style, erected at the sole expense of the late Geo_ f!ubsoil, sand, clay and chalk. The crops are of the usual Henry Christie esq. J.P. (d. I887), and consists of chan- kind, and there are several market ga.rdens, which supply eel, nave, south porch and a tower at the north-west Norwich market with vegetables. The area is 611 acres; angle, with spire .110 feet in height, and containing a ~ rateable value, £I,338; the population in I90I was 234' clock and 3 bells : the west windows and those in the I Sexton, Moses Frosdick. · chancel are stained, an~ th~re. are memorial win~ows to Wall Letter Boxes, cleared at 5.Io & s.25 p.m. Letter• the late George Henry Chnstie esq. and to Regmald !>-· received from Norwich arrive at 8 a.m. The neares~ ~· Prowse, son ?f the present rector: there are ISO Sit- money order & telegraph office is at Trowse tmgs. The register dates from the year ISSS· The ...... living is a rectory, net yearly value £ 1so, including 2s This place is mcluded m ~he Umted _School drstnct of acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Porn~gland. The school lS at Frammgham Earl Norwich, and held since ;r8B7 by the Rev. Richard Hop- There IS a good lecture-room & a. !!IChool-room (for. the- kins Prowse M.A. of Cains College, Cambridge. The sunday school only), both of wh1ch belong exclusively.- ~ectory house stands about a quarter of a mile north of to the rector the church. Here is a Baptist chapel. The land allotted Carriers to & from Norwich pass through daily Christie James Archibald,Manor home Prowse Rev. Richard Hopkins M.A. Brasnett John, farm bailiff to J. A. Christie Jas. Hy. Brooke, Manor ho The Rectory Ohrist·ie esq Denny Richard Harrison J.P.Framing- COMMERCIAL. Culling Arthur, market ga.rdene• ham cottage A.ldis John, market gardener Fisk Harry, market gardene:r Ewing John Aldis Noab, market gardener Ford George, Gull P.H. farmer I; rate Fitzgerald Mrs. Framingham hall Aldis William, glove maker collector for Kirby Bedon Latbam Major George Ni7', Scarlett Barrett Waiter, lfarm~r · Fros(lick Moses, assistant oTerseer ~mg$ Mrt-. lt<~Se- cott~ J3eanmcmi llobert, ..ihoe m8ker Hawkes Frederick, market gardeae~
