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Transcription Copyright © 2018 Bill Atkins No. Christian Name Transcription Copyright © 2018 Bill Atkins No. Christian Name Surname Age Date of Internment Parish to which Chargeable Transcriber Notes 1 Elizb. Gray 75 4 Dec 1857 Aylsham S.M.S. 2 Samuel Locket 77 11 Dec 1857 Union A.J.S. 3 Ann Jeary 79 17 Dec 1857 Thwaite S.M.S. 4 Ann Beckerton 84 29 Dec 1857 Cawston S.M.S. <5> Thomas Poll 1 27 Jan 1858 Oulton S.M.S. 6 William Comeby 40 27 Jan 1858 Erpingham S.M.S. 7 Sarah Waller 1½ 30 Jan 1858 Hevingham S.M.S. 8 Ellen Farrow 9 months 8 Feb 1858 Hackford S.M.S. 9 John Jonas 76 8 Feb 1858 Foulsham S.M.S. 10 George Alfred Grix 3 mths. 13 Feb 1858 Marsham S.M.S. 11 John Bartram 79 24 Feb 1858 Itteringham S.M.S. 12 Walter Bane 12 1 Mar 1858 Swanton Abbott S.M.S. 13 John Wright 79 4 Mar 1858 Coltishall S.M.S. 14 Mary Gray 80 11 Mar 1858 Aylsham S.M.S. 15 John Riches 10 11 Mar 1858 Scottow S.M.S. 16 Ellen Tower 6 11 Mar 1858 Scottow S.M.S. 17 Rebecca Davison 10 7 Apr 1858 Saxthorpe S.M.S. 18 Robert Wilson 17 10 May 1858 Scottow S.M.S. 19 Rosanna Bane 9 2 Jun 1858 Swanton Abbott S.M.S. 20 James Keeler 95 10 Sep 1858 Reepham W.H. Marsh 21 Mary Clarke 91 14 Oct 1858 Foulsham S.M.S. 22 William Fox 80 14 Nov 1858 Saxthorpe S.M.S. 23 Hannah Guyton 84 21 Nov 1858 Hindolveston S.M.S. 24 John Welden 82 12 Dec 1858 Tuttington S.M.S. 25 William Hewitt 70 9 Jan 1859 Foulsham W.H. Marsh 26 Jane Seaman 85 9 Jan 1859 Foulsham W.H. Marsh 27 Deborah Taylor 81 13 Jan 1859 Burgh A.J. Skrimshire 28 Elizabeth Swan 46 4 Feb 1859 Aylsham S.M.S. 29 Henry Harrison 57 4 Mar 1859 Coltishall S.M.S. 30 Job Fabb 29 22 May 1859 Swanton Abbott S.M.S. 31 Charles Amis 4 days 17 Jul 1859 Buxton S.M.S. 32 Elizabeth Fuller 80 9 Oct 1859 Reepham S.M.S. 33 Mary Penton 75 30 Oct 1859 Marsham S.M.S. 34 Jane Thornton 79 20 Nov 1859 Blickling S.M.S. 35 Hannah Timbers 84 27 Nov 1859 Tuttington S.M.S. 36 George Riches 1 18 Dec 1859 Scottow S.M.S. 37 Michael Middleton 85 22 Dec 1859 Wood Norton S.M.S. Page 1 of 15 Transcription Copyright © 2018 Bill Atkins No. Christian Name Surname Age Date of Internment Parish to which Chargeable Transcriber Notes 38 Maria Beckerton 54 22 Dec 1859 Union S.M.S. 39 Daniel Morris 86 25 Dec 1859 Reepham S.M.S. 40 Mary Ann Bacon 63 1 Jan 1860 Cawston S.M.S. 41 George Batey 16 6 Jan 1860 Aylsham S.M.S. BMD has 'Basey' 42 Charles Eke 75 15 Jan 1860 Foulsham S.M.S. 43 Ann Maria Hall 6 weeks 15 Jan 1860 Ingworth S.M.S. 44 Hannah Rudd 80 22 Jan 1860 Reepham S.M.S. 45 Elizabeth Nicholls 84 17 Feb 1860 Guestwick S.M.S. 46 Susan Steward 70 7 Mar 1860 Marsham A.J. Skrimshire 47 William Rust 86 14 Mar 1860 Wood Norton A.J.S. 48 Elijah Climpson 13 6 Apr 1860 Hevingham S.M.S. 49 William Smithson 2 13 Apr 1860 Aylsham S.M.S. 50 James Beckerton 10 13 Apr 1860 Buxton S.M.S. BMD has 'Beckerstone' 51 William Walker 74 3 Jun 1860 Aylsham S.M.S. 52 James Whiley 78 10 Jun 1860 Aylsham J.L.T. 53 Harvey Frary 78 28 Jun 180 Foulsham S.M.S. 54 Esther Rolfe 75 5 Aug 1860 Erpingham S.M.S. 55 William Pert 81 25 Oct 1860 Aylsham W.H. Marsh 56 Henry Spooner 82 25 Oct 1860 Aylsham W.H. Marsh 57 Robert Climpson 8 11 Nov 1860 Hevingham S.M.S. 58 Mary Ann Fish 86 13 Nov 1860 Hindolveston S.M.S. 59 Julia Amis 3 months 13 Nov 1860 Buxton S.M.S. 60 Naomi Bird 1 21 Nov 1860 Oulton S.M.S. 61 Charles Dack 71 6 Jan 1861 Hevingham S.M.S. 62 John Pain 88 13 Jan 1861 Marsham S.M.S. 63 Jeremiah Coulsey 75 13 Jan 1861 Hackford S.M.S. 64 James Smith 6 months 13 Jan 1861 Coltishall S.M.S. 65 James Fulcher 6 months 13 Jan 1861 Heydon S.M.S. 66 William Dyball 82 28 Jan 1861 Buxton S.M.S. 67 William Leamon 77 14 Apr 1861 Heydon S.M.S. 68 John Comer 2 9 Jun 1861 Calthorpe H.H.L. 69 Catherine Bell 75 2 Jul 1861 Erpingham S.M.S. 70 Richard Frost 65 7 Jul 1861 Foulsham S.M.S. 71 Hannah Lowe 50 14 Jul 1861 Buxton S.M.S. 72 Henry Thirtle 79 1 Aug 1861 Wickmere S.M.S. 73 Rebecca Wakefield 60 13 Sep 1861 Hindolveston S.M.S. 74 John Mitchell 91 15 Sep 1861 Corpusty S.M.S. Page 2 of 15 Transcription Copyright © 2018 Bill Atkins No. Christian Name Surname Age Date of Internment Parish to which Chargeable Transcriber Notes 75 William Pummell 10 Months 20 Nov 1861 Cawston W.H. Marsh 76 Robert Gibson 66 22 Dec 1861 Hevingham S.M.S. 77 Robert Amis 75 5 Feb 1862 Wickmere S.M.S. 78 William Gedge 51 3 Apr 1862 Coltishall S.M.S. 79 Thomas Andrews 75 1 May 1862 Wood Norton S.M.S. 80 Elizabeth Jane Allen month 14 May 1862 Whitwell S.M.S. 81 Elizabeth Waters 75 13 Jun 1862 Aylsham S.M.S. 82 Joseph Bigney 73 18 Jun 1862 Skeyton H.H. Lubbock 83 Maria Nichols 82 27 Jun 1862 Foulsham S.M.S. 84 William Dennis 96 3 Jul 1862 Wood Dalling S.M.S. 85 Joseph Timbers 75 20 Jul 1862 Wood Dalling H.H.L. 86 Mary Felstead 65 30 Jul 1862 Aylsham S.M.S. 87 James Smith 68 2 Oct 1862 Itteringham S.M.S. 88 Ann Roll 103 16 Apr 1863 Coleby S.M.S. 89 John Bishop 82 4 Jun 1863 Whitwell S.M.S. 90 Ellen Tudman 23 2 Sep 1863 Alby S.M.S. 91 Adam Godfrey 4 24 Sep 1863 Aylsham S.M.S. 92 James Stearman 78 18 Oct 1863 Saul S.M.S. 93 Ellen Tudman 53 25 Oct 1863 Alby S.M.S. 94 William Rounce 74 20 Dec 1863 Scottow S.M.S. 95 Thomas Roll 84 3 Jan 1864 Colby S.M.S. 96 Charles Dunham 84 11 Feb 1864 Erpingham H.T. Kerrey 97 Robert Amis 84 21 Feb 1864 Buxton S.M.S. 98 William Riches 10 28 Feb 1864 Scottow S.M.S. 99 Mary Ann Cottrell ¾ 6 Mar 1864 Wood Dalling S.M.S. 100 Mary Eke 76 10 Jun 1864 Foulsham S.M.S. 101 Charles Pilch 11 13 Oct 1864 Aylsham S.M.S. 102 Susan Teels 52 20 Nov 1864 Guestwick S.M.S. 103 Margaret Smith 3 days 18 Dec 1864 Coltishall S.M.S. 104 Hannah Elderbranch 42 29 Dec 1864 Union S.M.S. 105 John Hardingham 64 26 Feb 1865 Union S.M.S. 106 Lawrence Copland 83 9 Mar 1865 Buxton S.M.S. 107 Robert Sherringham 78 23 Apr 1865 Foulsham S.M.S. 108 William Wodehouse 65 23 Apr 1865 Union S.M.S. 109 Mary Applegate 3 days 23 Jul 1865 Heydon S.M.S. 110 James Teels 82 30 Jul 1865 Guestwick S.M.S. 111 Edward Butler 74 24 Aug 1865 Union S.M.S. Page 3 of 15 Transcription Copyright © 2018 Bill Atkins No. Christian Name Surname Age Date of Internment Parish to which Chargeable Transcriber Notes 112 Jonathan Gaff 93 31 Aug 1865 Cawston S.M.S. 113 James Rook 78 1 Oct 1865 Aylsham S.M.S. 114 Ann Roberts 82 15 Oct 1865 Alby S.M.S. 115 John Bilham 95 22 Oct 1865 Union S.M.S. 116 Amy Claxon 84 4 Apr 1866 Wood Dalling BMD has 'Claxton' 117 Harriet Cole 7 weeks 18 Sep 1866 Foulsham 118 Mary Read 82 23 Dec 1866 Itteringham 119 Isaac Penton 79 9 Jan 1867 Marsham 120 William Easton 1½ 1 Feb 1867 Cawston 121 John Ulph 52 13 Feb 1867 Aylsham 122 Sarah Abigail 88 17 Feb 1867 Buxton 123 George Hayhoe 1 month 17 Mar 1867 Cawston 124 John Colsey 86 29 Mar 1867 Hackford 125 Thomas Fox 76 7 Apr 1867 Saxthorpe 126 Henry March 80 10 Apr 1867 Hevingham 127 Ellen Louise Rudd 7 months 19 Apr 1867 Erpingham 128 Elizabeth Martins 92 18 Aug 1867 Tuttington 129 Martin Pye 80 29 Oct 1867 Lamas 130 Robert Thurlow 80 3 Nov 1867 Cawston 131 John Larkman 82 29 Nov 1867 Sall 132 Rose Stearman 83 29 Dec 1867 Sall 133 Elizabeth English 83 9 Jan 1868 Hildolveston 134 John Dewing 82 12 Jan 1868 Guestwick 135 Elizabeth Nobbs 79 16 Jan 1868 Aylsham 136 Mary Tuddenham 25 16 Jan 1868 Aylsham Annotated "Did not die in the Workhouse." 137 Charles Rix 77 2 Feb 1868 Stratton Strawless 138 Mary Dent 72 14 Feb 1868 Hildolveston 139 Ann Daniels 42 19 Feb 1868 Itteringham 140 George Legg 41 1 Mar 1868 Blickling 141 Priscilla Darn 51 13 Mar 1868 Aylsham 142 John Palmer 86 22 May 1868 Foulsham 143 John Hall 33 28 May 1868 Reepham 144 Eliza Corey 16 8 Jul 1868 Stratton BMD has 'Cory.' 145 Fanny Randall 17 30 Aug 1868 Aylsham 146 John Tooley 74 23 Sep 1868 Coleby 147 James Edwardes 74 1 Oct 1868 Coltishall 148 Deborah Wiley 68 11 Oct 1868 Aylsham Page 4 of 15 Transcription Copyright © 2018 Bill Atkins No.
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