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744 Eo M NORFOLK 744 eo M NORFOLK. (KELLY'g Compton Rev. Spencer James M.A. Rec- Cooper William CharlP..s Payne, Bank Conston Mrs.Manor ho.Ingham,Stalhm tory, South Creake, Fakenham house, Tucker street, Cromer Coverdale Hy. Costessey park, Norwich Compton Thomas Joscph M. D. Hcigham Cooper W. P. 55 St. Philip's rd. Norwch Coverdale Jsph. Costessey pk. Norwich hall, Old Palace road, Norwich • Cooper W. H. Mayfield, Town close, Coverley Rev. Samuel Lee B.A., Th.A. Connop Ernest M. Rollesby hall, Rol- Norwich Nonlelph, Downham lesby, Yarmouth Coote Miss, Methwold, Stoke Ferry 8.0 Cowburn R.High st.Walsingham R.S.O Cook Benjamin, Hill house, Heydon Copeman Rev. Canon Arthur Charles Cowell Rev. John Edward B.A. London road, Aylsham M.B.,A.K.C.L. St. Andrew'sparsonage, street, Swaffham Cook George, Springfield road, Gorles- Broad steeet, Norwich & West Bunga- Cowen Miss, 6o Marine parade, Yarmth ton, Yarmouth low, Gorleston, Yarmouth Cowl Alfd. E. 9 Aylsham rd. Norwich Cook Henry, Sussex farm, Brancaster Copeman Rev. Arthur Garry B. A. Crin- Cowl A. E. 7 Trafalgar road, Yarmouth Staith, Lynn gleford, Norwich Cowl Henry, 11 St. George's road, Cook Het·bert, The White house, Thwaite Copeman Alfred George, Dun ham lodge, Great Yarmouth All Saints, Norwich Little Dunham, Swaffham Cowles Jn. Connaught rd. Attleborough Cook Isaac, Little Melton, Norwich Copeman Henry John, 2 Town close, Cowles Robert William, 9 St. Mark's Cook J. Harold, Holt R.S.O Norwich terrace, City road, New Lakenham, Cook Miss, Church terrae!', Aylsham Copeman James Cole, Loddon, Norwich Norwich Cook Miss, 2 Connaught road, Norwich Copeman John, St. Stephen's house, Cow tan E. W.M.Church st.Ea. Dereham Cook Miss, St. Bartholomew's close, 1 1'\ewmarket road, Norwich Cox Rev. Samuel, St. Martin-at-Palace Norwich Copeman Miss, Blickling road, Aylsham plain, Norwich Cook Miss, Tuesday Market place, Lynn Copcman Miss, Loddon, Norwich Cox Rev. Thomas Edward Hankinson Cook Misses, Bowden ter. Wymondham Copeman Misses, Rose cottage, Surrey M.A. Bircham ~ewton, Lynn Cook Mrs. Oak street, Fakenham grove, Norwich Cox Edward, F1lby, Yarmouth Cook R.Lowestoft rd. Gorleston,Yarmtb Copeman Mrs. Dnnbam lodge, Little Cox Edward F. 18 Paget, rd. Yarmouth Co<Jk Thomas, 32 Bethel street, Norwich Dunham, Swafiham Cox Ernest V. 37 Park lane, Norwich Cook William Warner, The Abbey, Hor- Copeman Mrs Netherton house, Strat- Cox Joscph, Quebec rd. East Dereham sham St. Faith's, Norwich ton St. Mary, Long Stratton Cox Joseph, Shipdham, Watton Cook William Warner, Suffield lodge, Copcman Thomas,Blickling rd. Aylsham Cox Miss, Roydon road, Diss Lowestoft road, Gorleston, Yarmouth Copland Miss, 32 Railway road, Lynn Cox Mrs. 77 Rosary rd. Thorpe Hamlet Cooke Rev. William Harris M.A. Stracey Copley Robert Flower, Monument house, Cox Mrs. 202 South town road, Yarmth house, Thorpe hamlet, Norwich Norfolk street, Lynn Cox Mrs. The Shrublands, Holt R.S.O Cooke Edwd.72Southtown rd. Yarmouth Coppin Selth J. 13 Whitefriars ter. Lynn Cox Mrs. The Willows, Heacham, Lynn Cooke George Frederick, Holmwood, Copping Mrs. Roydon road, Dis!! Cox Robert, 84 Mill Hill road, Norwich Thorpe hamlet, Norwich Corbet Rev. John William M.A. The Rec- Cox Sidney, 24 King street, Lynn Cooke George Robert, 5 Lakenham ter- tory, Holme Hale, Watton Cox Thomas, 45 Bracondale, Norwich . race, Norwich Corhett Samuel, r5 Park lane, Norwich Coy Jeffery S. 58 Pitt street, Norwich Cooke HarryArthur, Wroxham, Norwich Corbett Waiter John, Home farm, New Coy Wm. T. Market pl. North Walsham Cooke John Edward, Manor house, Blo- Hough ton, Swaffham Coytc Mrs. 70 Thorpe road, Thorpe field, Norwich Corbetta Joseph, North 'Valsham road, hamlet, Norwich Cooke Miss, Alexander house, Bridge Sprowston, Norwich Cozens-Hardy Clement William Hardy street, Thetford Corbetta Jol'!eph, Unthanks rd. Norwich J.P. Cley hall, Cley, Dereham Cooke Miss, 6 Trinity street, Norwich Corbould Miss, 12 Up. Surrey st.Norwich Cozens-Hardy Sydney LL.B. 72 Bracon­ CookeMrs.The Beeches,Catton,Norwich Corbould William,29 Regent rd. Yarmth dale, Norwich eooke Mrs.Lichfield rd.Southtn.Yarmth Corbould-Warren Rev. J. W·. LL.M., J.P. Cozens-Hardy Theobald J.P. Oak lodge," Cooke Robins, Glandford, Dereham Tacolneston Old hall, Wymondham Sprowston, Norwich CookeSaml.Benjamin,Belaugh,Norwich Corbonld-Warren Edward,Hracon lodge, Cozens-Hardy William Hardy J.P. Cookson George John, Manor house, Bracon Ash, Norwich Letheringsett hall, Dereham Garboldisham, Thetford Corbyn Miss, 7 Crown rd. Yarmouth Crab be Mrs. 5 Hedford Cross st. Norwich Coomber I<'rancis, Oak street, Fakenham Corder Edward, 31 London st. Norwich Crabtree Mrs.25rSouthtown rd.Yarmth Cooper Rev. Ernest Simmons M.A. Mar- Carder Octavius, Hradcston, Norwich CrabtreeW.F.265Southtown rd.Yarmth ket place, Aylsham CordwellWalter,5Wilderness ter.Harlstn Cracknell Alfd. 19 Heigham rd.Norwch Cooper Rev. J. 9 Vahnger's road, Lynn Corke Mr~. 70 Havelock rd. Yarmouth Cracknell George, ParaLhse, Lynn Cooper Rev. John Edward M. A. Rectory, Corkran Colonel Seymonr, Congham Cracknell Mrs. 21 Heigham rd. Norwch · I<'orncett St. Mary, Long Stratton house, Congham, Lynn; & 2 Chesham Cracknell William Octavius, White Hart Cooper Rev.Joseph,Southrepps,Norwich street, London s w street, East Harling, Thetford Cooper Hev. Thomas Jennings B. A. Cormick Mrs. Kinclaven, Mundesley, Cradock Mrs. 8 London road, Lynn Norwich road, North Walsham North Walsham . Crafer William,Canister hall,Houghton, Cooper-, 45 Havelock rd. Yarmouth Cornish Mrs. High st.Walsingham R.S.O Walsingham R.S.O Cooper Abraham, Dorincourt house, Cornish Mrs. Hill house, Letheringsett, CraneF.Lowestoft rd.Gorleston,Yarmth Euston road, Yarmouth Dercham Crane Miss, High street, Cromer Cooper Alfred, 71 Nelson rd. Yarmouth Cornish Hobinson, Tudor house, Gram- Crane Mrs. Vicar street, Wymondham Cooper Alfred, Sunnyside, Knapton, mar School road, North Walsham Cranmer Thomas, Quebec street, East North ·walsham Cornish William, Glebe house, Wells Dereham Cooper Arthur Wade, Kilverstone lodge, Cornwall William, 'Vatton S. 0 Cranmer W.J. W.Park rd.East Derebam Kilverstone, Tbctford Corrick Henjamin, 56 Pitt st. Norwich Crawford Rev. John obert M.A. Cooper Augustus Henry, Rosaville, Corsbie S. W. 15.5 Dereham rd. Norwich Vicarage, East Walton, Lynn · Mundesley, North Walsham Cory Rev. Robert Frederick B.A. Vicar- Crawford John, 3 Whitefriars ter. Lynn Cooper Carlos, Lakenham, Norwich age, Terrington St. John, Lynn Crawshay Charles J.P. St. Andrew's Cooper Edwd. 7 Clarendon rd. Norwich Cory Charles, Market pl. East Dereham house, Hingham, Attleborough ' Cooper Francis, 69 Grove road, Norwich Cory Miss, 17 St. James' road, Lynn Crawshay Frederick, Scole lodge, Scole Cooper Geo.H. Quebec rd.East Dereham Cosgrave Miss, Britannia terrace, Crawshay Richard W. J. P. Scole lodge, Cooper H. 5 Bcccles rd.Southtn. Yarmth Gorleston, Yarmouth Scole Cooper James, Lowestoft road, Gorles- Cossey John,Clyde ho.West par.Norwch Crawshay Waiter Cubitt, St. Andrew's ton, Yarmouth Cossey Mrs. 18 Grove st. we. Norwich house, Hingham, Attleborough Cooper Miss, 2r Havelock rd. Norwich Cossey Mrs. Reedham R.S.O Creake Mrs. 72 Clarendon rd. Norwich Cooper Miss, Manham, Norwich Cossey Samuel, Hilgay, Downham Creeny Rev. William Frederic M. A. Cooper Miss, 8 Mill Hill road, Norwich Costerton F. S. 36 Camperdown, Yarmth 8 Orford hill, Norwich Cooper Miss, St. Nicholas street, Lynn Costerton Mrs. Scale house, Scole Ct·emer John E. Sparham ho. Norw1ch Cooper Miss, 76 St. Philip's rd. Norwich Cotter MajorEdmondWil!iam,75 Thorpe Cremer Mrs. Grammar School road, CooperMiss, 34 Unthanksroad,Norwich road, Thorpe hamlet, Norwich North Walsham CooperMisses,2oNewmarket rd.Norwich Cotton Mrs. Ash by, Norwich Cremer Robert R.35 Princes st. Norwch Cooper Mrs. Cromer road, Holt R.S.O Coulson Albert, High street, Downham Cremer Thomas Wyndham B.A., J.P. Cooper Mrs. St. Mary's, Cromer Coulson Charles B. Brockdish, Scole Beeston hall, Beeston Regis, Cromer Cooper Mrs. Scarning, East Dereham Coulson Fredk. W. High st. Downham Cresswell George, 5 Cliff esplanade, Cooper Robert, Waltham lodge, New- Couiton John James, Little Ketlam, Hunstanton R.S.O market road, Norwich Pentney, Swaffham Cresswell George I<'. A. King st. Lynn Cooper Robert Aspland, Aspland house, Coulton Richd. C. St. Ann street, Lynn CresRy Miss, 3 Southwell rd. Norwich Thorpe hamlet, Norwich Coupe Frederick, 33 Somer8et place, Creswell Rev. Saml. Fras. D. D., F.R.o.s., Cooper Thos.Great Ryburgh, Fakenham Russell road, Yarmouth F.R.A.S. Rectory,Northrepps, Norwch Cooper W. Commercial rd. East De re ham Court Rd. H. ro Mill Hill rd. Norwich Crick mer Miss, 44 South .Market road, Cooper Wm. 5 Providence fer. Swaffham C-onrthope Rev. Arthur H. M. A. Yarmouth Cooper Wm. 146 Southtown rd. Yarmthl Sprowston, Norwich Crickmore William, Seething, Norwich .
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