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Transferred from Ipswich Record Office Title Date Ref_No Top 40 Transferred Title Date Material that could stay coll. from Ipswich at LRO Record Office Re-cat Re-categorised to Local Studies Top 40 One of the top 40 collections accessed by researchers during 2016/17 i.e. more than 5 productions the collection during the year Transferred Originally the whole collection or part of it held at Ipswich Record Office & transferred to Lowestoft Record Office 11 Re-cat QUARTER SESSIONS RECORDS 1639-1872 Microfilms 32 Re-cat WANGFORD TITHE LANDS OF THE EARL OF STRADBROKE 1839 Photographic copy 40 Re-cat ELLIOTT AND GARROOD, MARINE ENGINEERS OF BECCLES 1884-1967 Microfilms 63 Re-cat TORBINA ENGINEERING COMPANY LTD OF LOWESTOFT 1911-1914 Photocopies 73 Re-cat APPRENTICESHIP INDENTURE OF JAMES WOOLNER OF WRENTHAM 1839 Photocopies TRANSCRIPTS OF THE GREAT YARMOUTH PORT AND HAVEN COMMISSIONERS 75 Re-cat REGISTERS 1974 Transcripts 102 Re-cat CORRESPONDENCE OF THE STRICKLAND FAMILY OF REYDON HOUSE, REYDON 1828-1852 Photocopies 103 Re-cat ADMISSION OF WILLIAM TAYLOR, THE YOUNGER OF LOWESTOFT 1799 Photocopies 180 Re-cat WORLINGHAM ESTATE 1849 Photocopies 189 Re-cat SUFFOLK EXHIBITIONS BOOK 1720-1864 Photocopies 197 Re-cat HOLBROOK FAMILY RECORDS 1863-1986 Photocopies 200 Re-cat ABBOTT AND PARKER FAMILY PAPERS 1850-1911 Photocopies 213 Re-cat WILL OF ABRAHAM SCALES OF KIRKLEY 1868 Photocopies LOWESTOFT BOROUGH VALUATION LISTS, LAND CHARGES, CHARTER AND 232 Re-cat GRANT OF ARMS nd Microfilms 244 Re-cat LOWESTOFT HIGHWAY DIVERSIONS 1793-1807 Photocopies 247 Re-cat LAKE LOTHING 1983 Photocopies 263 Re-cat BENJAMIN BRITTEN AUTOGRAPH MANUSCRIPTS nd Microfilms PHOTOCOPIES RELATING TO THE CRISP FAMILY OF WRENTHAM, LOWESTOFT 264 Re-cat AND BECCLES AND LOWESTOFT EPHEMERA 1980-1998 Photocopies 265 Re-cat BOROUGH OF LOWESTOFT nd Microfilms 272 Re-cat LOWESTOFT WILLS AND STATE PAPERS DOMESTIC 1500-1838 Photocopies 283 Re-cat LOWESTOFT TOWN BOOK nd Microfilms 285 Re-cat EMIGRANTS TO AMERICAN COLONIES, 1600-1771 nd Microfilms 286 Re-cat SOMERLEYTON SURVEY nd Microfilms 287 Re-cat LOWESTOFT WITCH TRIAL, 1662 nd Microfilms MANUSCRIPT HISTORIES OF MUTFORD AND LOTHINGLAND BY ROBERT REEVE 288 Re-cat AND ISAAC GILLINGWATER nd Microfilms 289 Re-cat BOARD OF TRADE REGISTERS OF WRECKS 1855-1898 Microfilms Ref_No Top 40 Transferred Title Date Material that could stay coll. from Ipswich at LRO Record Office 303 Re-cat LEMAN FAMILY PAPERS 1818-1865 Microfilms 310 Re-cat BOHUN FAMILY c1853-1987 Photocopies 343 # Re-cat PLAN OF FRITTON DECOY 1750-1800 Photocopies 349 Re-cat GRANTS OF LOWESTOFT MARKETS AND FAIRS 1308-1989 Photocopies 368 Re-cat Transferred MAP OF LOTHINGLAND 1579-1580 Photographic copy 381 Re-cat LOWESTOFT FISHING INTERESTS 1862-1962 Transcripts 393 Re-cat GISLEHAM GLEBE TERRIER 1777 Photocopies 396 Re-cat LOWESTOFT SHIPPING REGISTER TRANSCRIPTS 1971-1974 Transcripts 455 Re-cat WOOLNOUGH FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE 1830-1846 Photocopies 532 Re-cat LOWESTOFT WILLS AND INVENTORIES, 1500-1523 1501-1523 Transcripts Photocopies and 535 Re-cat LOWESTOFT WILLS AND INVENTORIES 1550-1750 transcripts 543 Re-cat LOWESTOFT RENTAL SURVEY OF 1545 1545 Transcripts 544 Re-cat Yes Transferred LOTHINGLAND DEANERY PARISH TITHE MAPS AND APPORTIONMENTS 1839-1880 Photographic copies 552 Re-cat Yes PORT OF LOWESTOFT RESEARCH SOCIETY Photographs 554 Re-cat PAKEFIELD RED STAR FOOTBALL CLUB 1901-1902 Photocopies Photocopies and 569 Re-cat WRENTHAM PARISH COUNCIL AND PARISH RECORDS 1600-1933 transcripts 570 Re-cat THE UPLANDS, CARLTON COLVILLE 1983-1991 Photocopies GENEALOGY OF THE TERTLE, THURKEL OR THURKETTLE FAMILY COMPILED BY J 575 Re-cat P STEELE nd Genealogy MISCELLANEOUS DEEDS OF GIFT AND DOCUMENTS FOUND IN LOWESTOFT 576 Re-cat CHURCH CHEST 1411-1742 Transcripts 581 Re-cat BOYDS MARRIAGE INDEX 1538-1837 Microfilms TRANSCRIPTS OF SUFFOLK PARISH REGISTERS AND CHURCHYARD AND 596 Re-cat MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS nd Microfilms 601 Re-cat SUFFOLK REGISTER BILLS [BISHOPS TRANSCRIPTS] 1685-1875 Microfilms 602 Re-cat SUFFOLK PARISH REGISTERS 1539-1949 Microfilms 610 Re-cat CLEER ALGER COLLECTION c1850s-1903 Microfilms 629 Re-cat MAPS FOR THE LOCAL HISTORIAN IN EAST SUFFOLK 1980-1989 Photocopies SOUTH ELMHAM ST CROSS, ST MARGARET, ST JAMES, ALL SAINTS AND ST 673 Re-cat Transferred NICHOLAS AND HOMERSFIELD TITHE MAP 1837 Photographic copy ENTRIES FROM THE RECORDS OF THE CROSS STREET INDEPENDENT 698 Re-cat CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL, BARNSTAPLE, DEVON 1791-1801 Printouts Ref_No Top 40 Transferred Title Date Material that could stay coll. from Ipswich at LRO Record Office 716 Re-cat MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS AND PARISH REGISTER TRANSCRIPTS 1700-1997 Microfilms 718 Re-cat INTERNATIONAL GENEALOGICAL INDEX 1992 Microfilms 722 Re-cat ELLIOTT AND GARROOD LIMITED OF BECCLES nd Photocopies 731 Re-cat REGISTER BILLS AND BISHOPS' TRANSCRIPTS FOR SELECTED PARISHES 1685-1791 Photocopies 736 Re-cat BRITISH TRADES DIRECTORIES 1784-1840 Microfilms 738 Re-cat SALES PARTICULAR FOR BUNGAY AND DITCHINGHAM 1867 Photocopies 743 Re-cat TRIPP FAMILY OF LOWESTOFT 1993 Photocopies 759 Re-cat JOHN CHAMBERS LIMITED OF LOWESTOFT 1930-1931 Photocopies 760 Re-cat SUFFOLK FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY 1994 Microfilms 762 Re-cat MARITIME POETRY 1914-1918 Photocopies 768 Re-cat BLIND MANS GATE INN, BARNBY 1909 Photocopies 769 Re-cat HEREFORD WORKING BOYS HOME 1994 Photocopies 779 Re-cat NON-PAROCHIAL REGISTERS IN THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE 1773-1850 Microfilms 781 Re-cat 1881 CENSUS INDEXES 1994-1996 Microfilms 783 Re-cat LOCKINGTON / LACKINGTON FAMILY OF BECCLES 1993 Photocopies 797 Re-cat Society Of Friends (Quakers) Held In The Public Record Office 1703-1797 Microfilms 799 Re-cat BRITISH ISLES GENEALOGICAL REGISTER 1994 1994 Microfilms 802 Re-cat MISCELLANEOUS PHOTOCOPIES 1994 Photocopies 807 Re-cat FAMILY HISTORY LIBRARY 1990 Microfilms 809 Re-cat GREAT YARMOUTH FISHING VESSELS 1994 Photocopies 825 Re-cat SUCKLING FAMILY OF BARSHAM 1829-1930 Photocopies LEASE AND CONTRACT OF SALE FOR TOWER WINDMILL, ST MARGARETS ROAD, 830 Re-cat LOWESTOFT, 1885-1896 1885-1896 Photocopies 835 Re-cat POEM ON THE DECEMBER GALE 1883 1883 Photocopies 836 Re-cat BRITISH ISLES GENEALOGICAL REGISTER 1994 1994 Microfilms 846 Re-cat FISHES OF EAST ANGLIA 1894 Presscuttings 851 Re-cat ARCHDEACONRY OF SUFFOLK MARRIAGE LICENCE BONDS AND ALLEGATIONS 1610-1900 Microfilms ARCHDEACONRY OF SUFFOLK PROBATE RECORDS AND CRAVEN ORD CHURCH 854 Re-cat NOTES Microfilms COUNTY LAND TAX ASSESSMENT AND RECORDS FOR BLYTHING UNION 855 Re-cat WORKHOUSE 1766-1835 Microfilms 856 Re-cat BECCLES GAOL BOOKS 1791-1848 Microfilms 857 Re-cat MICROFICHE COPIES OF PARISH REGISTER TRANSCRIPTS 1536-1984 Microfilms Ref_No Top 40 Transferred Title Date Material that could stay coll. from Ipswich at LRO Record Office 858 Re-cat INDEX TO WHITE'S DIRECTORY FOR SUFFOLK 1844 Microfilms 859 Re-cat IPSWICH CHURCHYARD SURVEYS 1991-1993 Microfilms 863 Re-cat ALDRICH FAMILY PEDIGREE 1990 Genealogy 921 Re-cat Transferred ARTICLE ON THE HISTORY OF SHIPMEADOW HOUSE OF INDUSTRY 1975 Printed 931 Re-cat WHITTON HOUSE FARM, CARLTON COLVILLE 1803-1928 Photocopies 933 Re-cat RENTAL OF 1538/9 FOR METTINGHAM WITH ILKETSHALL AND SHIPMEADOW 1995 Transcripts 942 Re-cat HISTORY NOTES FOR THE RUTHVEN FAMILY OF NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK 1995 Genealogy 943 Re-cat Transferred OULTON MANOR 1634-1932 Microfilms 946 Re-cat MARKET GARDEN AND HOUSE, PUDDINGMOOR STREET, BECCLES 1845-1892 Photocopies 951 Re-cat FAMILY TREE MAGAZINE 1984-1987 Microfilms 952 Re-cat AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL NOTES OF ROBERT PARKER OF LOWESTOFT 1857-1890 Photocopies 974 Re-cat 1851 SUFFOLK AND NORFOLK CENSUS RETURNS 1996 Microfilms 982 Re-cat MICROFICHE OF WILL ABSTRACTS MADE BY L H WHITEHEAD c1990 Microfilms 1041 Re-cat Transferred PAPERS OF EDWARD WOODGER & SONS LTD OF LOWESTOFT 1888-1921 Photocopies 1048 Re-cat Transferred DAVY FAMILY OF WESTHALL nd [20th century] Photocopies 1050 Re-cat Transferred RECOVERY OF AN ESTATE IN BLUNDESTON AND FLIXTON nd [7 Jun 1736] Photocopies 1062 Re-cat Transferred LETTERS ON POLITICAL AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS, INCLUDING THE INDIAN MUTINY c1833-1866 Photocopies 1083 Re-cat NORFOLK & NORWICH GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MEMBERS INTERESTS 1996 Microfilms 1087 Re-cat ELLA FAMILY GENEALOGY 1987-1996 Genealogy 1089 Re-cat ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES OF BECCLES AND GILLINGHAM (NORFOLK) 1996 Photocopies HUGH LEES SURVEY OF LOWESTOFT 1784-1974 AND KELLYS STREET 1784-1974 [compiled 1113 Re-cat Yes DIRECTORIES OF LOWESTOFT 1907, 1909, 1912 AND 1922 20th cent] Transcripts 1115 Re-cat WALKER FAMILY OF LOWESTOFT c1726-1930s Photocopies MISCELLANEOUS SALE PARTICULARS RELATING TO PROPERTIES IN NORTH-EAST SUFFOLK AND NORFOLK PARISHES ALONG THE BORDER WITH NORTH-EAST 1117 Re-cat Yes SUFFOLK 19th-20th cent Printed 1121 Re-cat PHOTOCOPIES OF MAPS OF ESTATES IN HENSTEAD AND BENACRE 1688-1834 Photocopies 1129 Re-cat APPRENTICESHIP INDENTURE; JAMES BEAMISH 1896 Photocopies 1143 Re-cat ROYAL SOCIETY PROTECTION BIRDS (LOWESTOFT MEMBERS GROUP) 1970-1982 Printed 1157 Re-cat 1851 CENSUS INDEX 1851 Microfilms 1157 Re-cat 1851 CENSUS INDEX 1851 Microfilms Ref_No Top 40 Transferred Title Date Material that could stay coll. from Ipswich at LRO Record Office Photographs, press 1176 Re-cat Yes LOWESTOFT JOURNAL ARCHIVE 1850-2003 cuttings PHOTOCOPY OF CASE FOR THE OPINION OF COUNSEL CONCERNING 1181 Re-cat ALTERATIONS TO THE TIMES AND CONTENT OF CHURCH SERVICES AT BECCLES 9 Feb 1829 Photocopies Typescript and 1219 Re-cat ORCHARD COTTAGE, BLUNDESTON 1998 photocopies 1242 Re-cat KIRKLEY PARISH MAGAZINE 1922 Printed 1246 Re-cat CONGREGATIONAL MONTHLY 1913 Printed 1285 Re-cat PHOTOCOPIES OF LETTER FROM A DOMESTIC SERVANT 05-Mar-39 Photocopies
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