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Ref_No Title Date Format of material 11 QUARTER SESSIONS RECORDS 1639-1872 Microfilms 32 WANGFORD TITHE LANDS OF THE EARL OF STRADBROKE 1839 Photographic copy 40 ELLIOTT AND GARROOD, MARINE ENGINEERS OF BECCLES 1884-1967 Microfilms 63 TORBINA ENGINEERING COMPANY LTD OF LOWESTOFT 1911-1914 Photocopies 73 APPRENTICESHIP INDENTURE OF JAMES WOOLNER OF WRENTHAM 1839 Photocopies TRANSCRIPTS OF THE GREAT YARMOUTH PORT AND HAVEN COMMISSIONERS 75 REGISTERS 1974 Transcripts 102 CORRESPONDENCE OF THE STRICKLAND FAMILY OF REYDON HOUSE, REYDON 1828-1852 Photocopies 103 ADMISSION OF WILLIAM TAYLOR, THE YOUNGER OF LOWESTOFT 1799 Photocopies 179 LOCAL ASSOCIATION OF GIRL GUIDES, LOWESTOFT 1930-1973 Digital access 189 SUFFOLK EXHIBITIONS BOOK 1720-1864 Photocopies PLANS, BOOK OF REFERENCE AND ACCOUNTS RELATING TO LOWESTOFT 190 IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS 1837-1873 197 HOLBROOK FAMILY RECORDS 1863-1986 Photocopies 200 ABBOTT AND PARKER FAMILY PAPERS 1850-1911 Photocopies 213 WILL OF ABRAHAM SCALES OF KIRKLEY 1868 Photocopies LOWESTOFT BOROUGH VALUATION LISTS, LAND CHARGES, CHARTER AND 232 GRANT OF ARMS nd Microfilms 244 LOWESTOFT HIGHWAY DIVERSIONS 1793-1807 Photocopies 247 LAKE LOTHING 1983 Photocopies 263 BENJAMIN BRITTEN AUTOGRAPH MANUSCRIPTS nd Microfilms PHOTOCOPIES RELATING TO THE CRISP FAMILY OF WRENTHAM, LOWESTOFT 264 AND BECCLES AND LOWESTOFT EPHEMERA 1980-1998 Photocopies 265 BOROUGH OF LOWESTOFT nd Microfilms 272 LOWESTOFT WILLS AND STATE PAPERS DOMESTIC 1500-1838 Photocopies 283 LOWESTOFT TOWN BOOK nd Microfilms 285 EMIGRANTS TO AMERICAN COLONIES, 1600-1771 nd Microfilms 286 SOMERLEYTON SURVEY nd Microfilms 287 LOWESTOFT WITCH TRIAL, 1662 nd Microfilms MANUSCRIPT HISTORIES OF MUTFORD AND LOTHINGLAND BY ROBERT REEVE 288 AND ISAAC GILLINGWATER nd Microfilms 289 BOARD OF TRADE REGISTERS OF WRECKS 1855-1898 Microfilms 303 LEMAN FAMILY PAPERS 1818-1865 Microfilms 310 BOHUN FAMILY c1853-1987 Photocopies 324 BOATBUILDERS OF LOWESTOFT AND OULTON BROAD nd Ref_No Title Date Format of material 341 BUNGAY COINAGE nd 343 PLAN OF FRITTON DECOY 1750-1800 Photocopies 349 GRANTS OF LOWESTOFT MARKETS AND FAIRS 1308-1989 Photocopies 368 MAP OF LOTHINGLAND 1579-1580 Photographic copy 381 LOWESTOFT FISHING INTERESTS 1862-1962 Transcripts 393 GISLEHAM GLEBE TERRIER 1777 Photocopies 396 LOWESTOFT SHIPPING REGISTER TRANSCRIPTS 1971-1974 Transcripts 454 REV JOHN TANNER'S NOTES RE LOWESTOFT MANORIAL RECORDS 1720-1725 Transcript 455 WOOLNOUGH FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE 1830-1846 Photocopies 476 POPULATION ANALYSIS OF ST MARGARET'S PARISH, LOWESTOFT, 1561-1750 1990-1991 532 LOWESTOFT WILLS AND INVENTORIES, 1500-1523 1501-1523 Transcripts Photocopies and 535 LOWESTOFT WILLS AND INVENTORIES 1550-1750 transcripts 543 LOWESTOFT RENTAL SURVEY OF 1545 1545 Transcripts 544 LOTHINGLAND DEANERY PARISH TITHE MAPS AND APPORTIONMENTS 1839-1880 Photographic copies 552 PORT OF LOWESTOFT RESEARCH SOCIETY Photographs 554 PAKEFIELD RED STAR FOOTBALL CLUB 1901-1902 Photocopies Photocopies and 569 WRENTHAM PARISH COUNCIL AND PARISH RECORDS 1600-1933 transcripts 570 THE UPLANDS, CARLTON COLVILLE 1983-1991 Photocopies GENEALOGY OF THE TERTLE, THURKEL OR THURKETTLE FAMILY COMPILED BY J 575 P STEELE nd Genealogy MISCELLANEOUS DEEDS OF GIFT AND DOCUMENTS FOUND IN LOWESTOFT 576 CHURCH CHEST 1411-1742 Transcripts 581 BOYDS MARRIAGE INDEX 1538-1837 Microfilms TRANSCRIPTS OF SUFFOLK PARISH REGISTERS AND CHURCHYARD AND 596 MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS nd Microfilms 601 SUFFOLK REGISTER BILLS [BISHOPS TRANSCRIPTS] 1685-1875 Microfilms 602 SUFFOLK PARISH REGISTERS 1539-1949 Microfilms 610 CLEER ALGER COLLECTION c1850s-1903 Microfilms 629 MAPS FOR THE LOCAL HISTORIAN IN EAST SUFFOLK 1980-1989 Photocopies SOUTH ELMHAM ST CROSS, ST MARGARET, ST JAMES, ALL SAINTS AND ST 673 NICHOLAS AND HOMERSFIELD TITHE MAP 1837 Photographic copy 680 COVE BOTTOM BRICKWORKS, SOUTH COVE 1976 Ref_No Title Date Format of material ENTRIES FROM THE RECORDS OF THE CROSS STREET INDEPENDENT 698 CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL, BARNSTAPLE, DEVON 1791-1801 Printouts 716 MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS AND PARISH REGISTER TRANSCRIPTS 1700-1997 Microfilms 718 INTERNATIONAL GENEALOGICAL INDEX 1992 Microfilms 722 ELLIOTT AND GARROOD LIMITED OF BECCLES nd Photocopies 731 REGISTER BILLS AND BISHOPS' TRANSCRIPTS FOR SELECTED PARISHES 1685-1791 Photocopies 736 BRITISH TRADES DIRECTORIES 1784-1840 Microfilms 738 SALES PARTICULAR FOR BUNGAY AND DITCHINGHAM 1867 Photocopies 743 TRIPP FAMILY OF LOWESTOFT 1993 Photocopies 759 JOHN CHAMBERS LIMITED OF LOWESTOFT 1930-1931 Photocopies 760 SUFFOLK FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY 1994 Microfilms 762 MARITIME POETRY 1914-1918 Photocopies 768 BLIND MANS GATE INN, BARNBY 1909 Photocopies 769 HEREFORD WORKING BOYS HOME 1994 Photocopies 779 NON-PAROCHIAL REGISTERS IN THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE 1773-1850 Microfilms 781 1881 CENSUS INDEXES 1994-1996 Microfilms 783 LOCKINGTON / LACKINGTON FAMILY OF BECCLES 1993 Photocopies 1793 Broads One Design book 1905-1972 Typed transcript 797 Society Of Friends (Quakers) Held In The Public Record Office 1703-1797 Microfilms 799 BRITISH ISLES GENEALOGICAL REGISTER 1994 1994 Microfilms 802 MISCELLANEOUS PHOTOCOPIES 1994 Photocopies 807 FAMILY HISTORY LIBRARY 1990 Microfilms 809 GREAT YARMOUTH FISHING VESSELS 1994 Photocopies 825 SUCKLING FAMILY OF BARSHAM 1829-1930 Photocopies LEASE AND CONTRACT OF SALE FOR TOWER WINDMILL, ST MARGARETS ROAD, 830 LOWESTOFT, 1885-1896 1885-1896 Photocopies 835 POEM ON THE DECEMBER GALE 1883 1883 Photocopies 836 BRITISH ISLES GENEALOGICAL REGISTER 1994 1994 Microfilms 846 FISHES OF EAST ANGLIA 1894 Presscuttings 851 ARCHDEACONRY OF SUFFOLK MARRIAGE LICENCE BONDS AND ALLEGATIONS 1610-1900 Microfilms ARCHDEACONRY OF SUFFOLK PROBATE RECORDS AND CRAVEN ORD CHURCH 854 NOTES Microfilms COUNTY LAND TAX ASSESSMENT AND RECORDS FOR BLYTHING UNION 855 WORKHOUSE 1766-1835 Microfilms 856 BECCLES GAOL BOOKS 1791-1848 Microfilms Ref_No Title Date Format of material 857 MICROFICHE COPIES OF PARISH REGISTER TRANSCRIPTS 1536-1984 Microfilms 858 INDEX TO WHITE'S DIRECTORY FOR SUFFOLK 1844 Microfilms 859 IPSWICH CHURCHYARD SURVEYS 1991-1993 Microfilms 863 ALDRICH FAMILY PEDIGREE 1990 Genealogy 921 ARTICLE ON THE HISTORY OF SHIPMEADOW HOUSE OF INDUSTRY 1975 Printed 931 WHITTON HOUSE FARM, CARLTON COLVILLE 1803-1928 Photocopies 933 RENTAL OF 1538/9 FOR METTINGHAM WITH ILKETSHALL AND SHIPMEADOW 1995 Transcripts 942 HISTORY NOTES FOR THE RUTHVEN FAMILY OF NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK 1995 Genealogy 943 OULTON MANOR 1634-1932 Microfilms 946 MARKET GARDEN AND HOUSE, PUDDINGMOOR STREET, BECCLES 1845-1892 Photocopies 951 FAMILY TREE MAGAZINE 1984-1987 Microfilms 952 AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL NOTES OF ROBERT PARKER OF LOWESTOFT 1857-1890 Photocopies 974 1851 SUFFOLK AND NORFOLK CENSUS RETURNS 1996 Microfilms 982 MICROFICHE OF WILL ABSTRACTS MADE BY L H WHITEHEAD c1990 Microfilms 994 (1223) BECCLES FEOFFEES ACCOUNT BOOK 1636-1757 Photocopy 1041 PAPERS OF EDWARD WOODGER & SONS LTD OF LOWESTOFT 1888-1921 Photocopies 1048 DAVY FAMILY OF WESTHALL nd [20th century] Photocopies 1050 RECOVERY OF AN ESTATE IN BLUNDESTON AND FLIXTON nd [7 Jun 1736] Photocopies 1062 LETTERS ON POLITICAL AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS, INCLUDING THE INDIAN MUTINY c1833-1866 Photocopies 1083 NORFOLK & NORWICH GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MEMBERS INTERESTS 1996 Microfilms 1087 ELLA FAMILY GENEALOGY 1987-1996 Genealogy 1089 ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES OF BECCLES AND GILLINGHAM (NORFOLK) 1996 Photocopies HUGH LEES SURVEY OF LOWESTOFT 1784-1974 AND KELLYS STREET 1784-1974 [compiled 20th 1113 DIRECTORIES OF LOWESTOFT 1907, 1909, 1912 AND 1922 cent] Transcripts 1115 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 SUFFOLK 19th-20th cent Printed 1121 PHOTOCOPIES OF MAPS OF ESTATES IN HENSTEAD AND BENACRE 1688-1834 Photocopies 1129 APPRENTICESHIP INDENTURE; JAMES BEAMISH 1896 Photocopies 1143 ROYAL SOCIETY PROTECTION BIRDS (LOWESTOFT MEMBERS GROUP) 1970-1982 Printed 1157 1851 CENSUS INDEX 1851 Microfilms 1157 1851 CENSUS INDEX 1851 Microfilms Ref_No Title Date Format of material 1068 APPRENTICESHIP INDENTURES OF THE ADAMSON FAMILY OF LOWESTOFT 1899-1907 Photographs, press 1176 LOWESTOFT JOURNAL ARCHIVE 1850-2003 cuttings 1078 COLMAN ESTATE 1921 Digital copy 1147 LOCAL EPHEMERA 19th-21st century PHOTOCOPY OF CASE FOR THE OPINION OF COUNSEL CONCERNING 1181 ALTERATIONS TO THE TIMES AND CONTENT OF CHURCH SERVICES AT BECCLES 9 Feb 1829 Photocopies Typescript and 1219 ORCHARD COTTAGE, BLUNDESTON 1998 photocopies 1242 KIRKLEY PARISH MAGAZINE 1922 Printed 1246 CONGREGATIONAL MONTHLY 1913 Printed 1285 PHOTOCOPIES OF LETTER FROM A DOMESTIC SERVANT 05-Mar-39 Photocopies 1308 'WOMEN'S LANGUAGE AND EXPERIENCE, c1500-1941' 1999 Microfilms 1325 THE PERCY WRIGHT COLLECTION 1960-1999 Photographs, transcripts 1332 GRIMWOOD, LOVE, BARBER AND WATSON GENEALOGY 1999 Genealogy 1374 CRIMINAL REGISTER INDEXES, VOLUME 18 - NORFOLK & SUFFOLK, 1805-1816 [1805-1816] 2000 Microfilms 1375 MUSTERS OF THE EAST AND WEST SUFFOLK MILITIA, 1781-1782 [1781-1782] 2000 Microfilms 1381 PHOTOCOPIES OF LETTERS OF WEBLEY TAYLOR 1916 Photocopies 1411 1 Union Place, Kirkley 1749-1916 Photocopies 1412 LOTHINGLAND DEANERY PARISH REGISTER MICROFILM 1558-1913 Microfilms DAVID ELISHA DAVY 'COLLECTIONS FOR A HISTORY OF SUFFOLK BY HUNDREDS 1493 AND PARISHES' (Microfilms) Microfilms 1540 MANOR FARM KESSINGLAND 1907 Photocopies 1547 AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF EDWARD JOHN LLEWELLYN GREENGRASS nd [c1981] Photocopies 1553 PHOTOGRAPHIC SLIDES RELATING TO LOWESTOFT FISHING INDUSTRY nd [19th-20th Century]
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    Parish Registers and Transcripts in the Norfolk Record Office This list summarises the Norfolk Record Office’s (NRO’s) holdings of parish (Church of England) registers and of transcripts and other copies of them. Parish Registers The NRO holds registers of baptisms, marriages, burials and banns of marriage for most parishes in the Diocese of Norwich (including Suffolk parishes in and near Lowestoft in the deanery of Lothingland) and part of the Diocese of Ely in south-west Norfolk (parishes in the deanery of Fincham and Feltwell). Some Norfolk parish records remain in the churches, especially more recent registers, which may be still in use. In the extreme west of the county, records for parishes in the deanery of Wisbech Lynn Marshland are deposited in the Wisbech and Fenland Museum, whilst Welney parish records are at the Cambridgeshire Record Office. The covering dates of registers in the following list do not conceal any gaps of more than ten years; for the populous urban parishes (such as Great Yarmouth) smaller gaps are indicated. Whenever microfiche or microfilm copies are available they must be used in place of the original registers, some of which are unfit for production. A few parish registers have been digitally photographed and the images are available on computers in the NRO's searchroom. The digital images were produced as a result of partnership projects with other groups and organizations, so we are not able to supply copies of whole registers (either as hard copies or on CD or in any other digital format), although in most cases we have permission to provide printout copies of individual entries.
  • Suffolk County Council Lake Lothing Third Crossing Application for Development Consent Order

    Suffolk County Council Lake Lothing Third Crossing Application for Development Consent Order

    Lake Lothing Third Crossing Consultation Report Document Reference: 5.1 The Lake Lothing (Lowestoft) Third Crossing Order 201[*] _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ Document 5.2: Consultation Report Appendices Appendix 13 List of Non-statutory Consultees _________________________________________________________________________ Author: Suffolk County Council Lake Lothing Third Crossing Application for Development Consent Order Document Reference: 5.2 Consultation Report appendices THIS PAGE HAS INTENTIONALLY BEEN LEFT BLANK 2 Lake Lothing Third Crossing Application for Development Consent Order Document Reference: 5.2 Consultation Report Appendices Consultation Report Appendix 13 List of non-statutory consultees Lake Lothing Third Crossing Application for Development Consent Order Document Reference: 5.2 Consultation Report Appendices THIS PAGE HAS INTENTIONALLY BEEN LEFT BLANK Lake Lothing Third Crossing Application for Development Consent Order Document Reference: 5.2 Consultation Report Appendices All Saints and St Forestry Commission Suffolk Advanced Motorcyclists Nicholas, St Michael and St Peter South Elmham Parish Council Ashby, Herringfleet and Freestones Coaches Ltd Suffolk Amphibian & Reptile Group Somerleyton Parish Council Barnby Parish Council Freight Transport Suffolk Archaeology Association Barsham & Shipmeadow Friends of Nicholas Suffolk Biological Records Centre Parish Council Everitt Park Beccles Town Council