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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. Digital images of many Norfolk parish registers, 1538-c. 1900, are available online on the following websites: Find my Past, Ancestry, The Genealogist and FamilySearch (on the latter site, use the browse by location options to find 'England, Norfolk Parish Registers, 1538-1900'). To find parish registers and other records in the NRO catalogue, see http://nrocatalogue.norfolk.gov.uk/index.php/set-search-parish-records. Modern Transcripts and Indexes These include both published and unpublished transcripts in printed, typescript, manuscript, microfilm and CD formats. Many are available on open shelves in the searchroom, and the printed transcripts may also be available through libraries. The dates given for transcripts sometimes predate those of the earliest surviving parish register. Usually this is because the transcriber Norfolk Record Office©2001, 2006 Last saved on: 16 August 2021 has included information from register bills which may survive from an earlier date. Archdeacons' and Bishop's Transcripts (Register Bills) These are copies of parish registers made annually by each incumbent: most are available on microfiche, the remainder are available on microfilm. The dates of the transcripts in this list are covering dates only and conceal large gaps, particularly before 1725 and after 1837. Norfolk Record Office©2001, 2006 Last saved on: 16 August 2021 ACLE (PD 164) Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1664-1946 1664-2006 1664-1984 1754-1812, 1823-2004 Microform 1664-1946 1664-1942 1664-1918 1754-1812, 1823-1910 Printed transcript - 1664-1812 - - Microform copy of - 1768-1804 - - index only Archdeacon’s and 1600-1874 1600-1837 1600-1874 - Bishop’s transcripts ACRE, SOUTH see SOUTHACRE ACRE, WEST see WESTACRE ALBURGH (PD 196) Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1541-1715, 1541-1680, 1540-1680, 1754-1953 1729-1978 1705-1975 1695-1906 Microform 1541-1715, 1541-1680, 1540-1680, 1754-1901 1729-1900 1705-1901 1695-1900 Archdeacon’s and 1691-1909 1691-1837 1691-1909 - Bishop’s transcripts Norfolk Record Office©2001, 2006 Last saved on: 16 August 2021 ALBY (PD 543) Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1558-1983 1558-1983 1558-1981 1755-1812, 1822-1978 Microform 1558-1983 1558-1983 1558-1981 1755-1812, 1822 Archdeacon’s and 1600-1933 1600-1837 1600-1933 - Bishop’s transcripts ALDBOROUGH (PD 220) Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1538-1928 1539-2006 1538-1975 1754-1811, 1825-1919 Microform 1538-1928 1538-1922 1538-1900 1754-1811, 1825-1919 Microform copy of 1538-1812 1539-1753 1538-1812 - modern transcript Index only - - 1813-c 1930 - Archdeacon’s and 1691-1913 1691-1837 1691-1913 - Bishop’s transcripts ALDEBY (PD 676) Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1558-1908 1558-1991 1558-1901 1754-1953 Microform 1558-1908 1558-1991 1558-1901 1754-1915 Archdeacon’s and 1691-1871 1691-1837 1691-1871 - Bishop’s transcripts Norfolk Record Office©2001, 2006 Last saved on: 16 August 2021 ALDERFORD (PD 43) Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1723-2005 1727-1996 1726-2002 1765-1812, 1824-1827, 1844, 1848, 1865, 1877- 1927, 1937- 1983 Microform 1723-2005 1727-1996 1726-2002 1765-1812, 1824-1827, 1844,1848, 1865, 1877- 1927,1937- 1983 Archdeacon’s and 1600-1872 1600-1837 1600-1872 - Bishop’s transcripts ALETHORPE/ALTHORPE see LITTLE SNORING ALPINGTON see YELVERTON ANMER (PD 498) Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1709-1975 1712-1975 1678-1987 1754-1814, 1826-1987 Microform 1709-1900 1712-1902 1678-1914 1754-1814, 1826-1901 Microform copy of 1600-1812 1600-1835 1600-1811 - modern transcript Modern 1600-1900 1600-1902 1600-1914 1754-1814, (unpublished) 1826-1901 transcript Archdeacon’s and 1600-1926 1600-1837 1600-1926 - Bishop’s transcripts Norfolk Record Office©2001, 2006 Last saved on: 16 August 2021 ANTINGHAM (PD 267) Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1679-1987 1680-1964 1679-1987 1783-1956 Microform 1679-1987 1680-1927 1679-1987 1783-1956 Microform copy of 1679-1812 1679-1753 1679-1812 - modern transcript Archdeacon’s and 1691-1925 1691-1837 1691-1925 - Bishop’s transcripts APPLETON see NEWTON, WEST ARMINGHALL (PD 258) Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1570-2007 1572-1966 1570-2007 1760-1808, 1831 Microform 1570-2007 1572-1900 1570-2007 1760-1808, 1831 Archdeacon’s and 1691-1888 1691-1837 1691-1888 - Bishop’s transcripts ASHBY (Suffolk) (PD 578) Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1553-1993 1553-1991 1558-1992 1761-1801 Microform 1553-1907 1553-1903 1558-1903 1761-1801 Norfolk Record Office©2001, 2006 Last saved on: 16 August 2021 ASHBY ST MARY (PD 425) Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1620-1874 1621-2005 1623-1992 1759, 1766- 1935 Microform 1620-1874 1621-2005 1623-1901 1759, 1766- 1935 Index only 1623-1881 1623-1881 1623-1881 - (incomplete) (incomplete) (incomplete) Archdeacon’s and 1691-1920 1691-1837 1691-1920 - Bishop’s transcripts ASHBY with OBY see THURNE ASHILL (PD 548) Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1538-1979 1538-1966 1538-1960 1756-1813, 1823-1989 Microform 1538-1901 1538-1900 1538-1900 1756-1813, 1823-1900 Archdeacon’s and 1600-1887 1600-1837 1600-1887 - Bishop’s transcripts ASHMANHAUGH (PD 282) Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1562-2013 1562-2001 1562-2019 1754-2019 Microform 1562-1812 1562-1900 1562-1811 1754-1825 Microform copy of 1562-1812 1562-1836 1562-1746 - modern transcript Archdeacon’s and 1705-1926 1705-1837 1705-1926 - Bishop’s transcripts Norfolk Record Office©2001, 2006 Last saved on: 16 August 2021 ASHWELLTHORPE (PD 53) Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1558-2003 1558-2016 1558-2015 1754-1814, (1954-2015 1823-1892 unfit for (1892-1963 production) unfit for production) Microform 1558-2003 1558-1996 1558-1953 1754-1814, 1823-11913 Archdeacon’s and 1698-1908 1698-1837 1698-1908 - Bishop’s transcripts ASHWICKEN with LEZIATE Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1717-1997 1717-1754, 1717-1980 1824-1918 1814-2016 Microform 1717-1997 1717-1754, 1717-1980 1824-1918 1814-2008 Printed transcript - 1717-1837 - - Archdeacon’s and 1600-1871 1600-1837 1600-1871 - Bishop’s transcripts ASLACTON (PD 490) Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1556-1967 1556-1968 1556-1983 1754-1962 (1754-1800 (1754-1800 unfit for unfit for production) production) Microform 1556-1967 1556-1968 1556-1983 1754-1962 Archdeacon’s and 1691-1874 1691-1837 1691-1874 - Bishop’s transcripts Norfolk Record Office©2001, 2006 Last saved on: 16 August 2021 ATTLEBOROUGH (PD 438) Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1552-1913 1552-1882 1552-1899 1754-1823, 1851-1919 Microform 1552-1913 1552-1882 1552-1899 1754-1823, 1851-1919 Digital images 1813-1913 1837-1882 - 1851-1919 Printed transcript 1552-1840 1552-1840 1552-1840 - Archdeacon’s and 1698-1873 1698-1837 1698-1873 - Bishop’s transcripts ATTLEBRIDGE (PD 40) Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1712-2019 1725-1835 1716-2016 1755-1815, 1825-1971 Microform 1712-1812 1725-1835 1716-1812 1755-1815, 1825-1971 Modern 1712-1842 1725-1837 1716-1842 - (unpublished) transcript Printed transcript 1712-1842 1725-1837 1716-1842 1755-1815 Archdeacon’s and 1600-1871 1600-1837 1600-1871 - Bishop’s transcripts AYLMERTON (PD 240) Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1696-1903 1697-1996 1696-1976 1754-1836, 1848-1876 1909-1976 Microform 1696-1903 1697-1924 1696-1900 1754-1836, 1848-1876 Archdeacon’s and 1698-1859 1698-1837 1698-1859 - Bishop’s transcripts Norfolk Record Office©2001, 2006 Last saved on: 16 August 2021 AYLSHAM (PD 14, PD 602) Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Original registers 1653-1939 1653-1960 1653-1932 1754-1966 Microform 1653-1900 1653-1900 1653-1900 1754-1900 Index only 1801-1901 1801-1901 1801-1901 Archdeacon’s and 1600-1875 1600-1837 1600-1875 - Bishop’s transcripts BABINGLEY (PD 662) Baptisms
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    LEZIATE PARISH COUNCIL Dear Councillor, I hereby summons you to an ordinary meeting of the Leziate Parish Council on Monday 5th October 2020, from 7.30pm via Zoom video conferencing. This is open to all members of the public and if you wish to join, please use the invite link as below. 28th September 2020 Signed: Caroline Boyden Clerk --------------------------------------------- Leziate Parish Council is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: Leziate Parish Council Meeting Time: Oct 5, 2020 07:30 PM London Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83737084244?pwd=SVBBOG00eVVHcWI3NUpHN2QyNlZiQT09 Meeting ID: 837 3708 4244 Passcode: 499146 Dial by your location +44 203 051 2874 United Kingdom Members of the Public and Press are welcome to attend and are asked to contact the clerk via email [email protected] for any further details. NOTE the above invite does not always work on tablets – contact the clerk for an email invite. General information Due to new Government Legislation, The Local Authorities and Police and Crime Panels (Coronavirus) (Flexibility of Local Authority and Police and Crime Panel Meetings) (England and Wales) Regulations 2020 (LAPCP Regulations 2020) this Parish Council’s Standing Orders will be updated to allow the use of remote meetings while social distancing is in place. Please ensure that everyone remains respectful at all times. Anyone becoming disruptive during the meeting will be invited to leave and ultimately may be removed. Information for Members of the Public: 1. Please use the above the link to join the meeting. You can join the meeting either by phone, computer, or android/apple device.