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Suffolk Burial Index Parishes Available on CD Suffolk Family History Society – Burial Index Parishes on CD Suffolk Burial Index Parishes Available on CD Burial Place Period Covered Acton 1605-1901 Akenham 1538-1900 Aldeburgh 1558-1900 Alderton 1750-1900 Aldham 1668-1902 Aldringham 1538-1900 Alpheton 1575-1900 Ampton 1562-1901 Ashbocking 1555-1900 Ashby 1558-1812 & 1824-1897 Ashfield cum Thorpe 1693-1900 Ashfield Gt 1563-1640 & 1765-1901 Aspall 1558-1900 Assington 1598-1900 Athelington 1699-1899 Bacton 1539-1880 Badingham 1538-1900 Badley 1589-1809 & 1813-1900 Badwell Ash 1650-1899 Bardwell 1539-1900 Bardwell Baptist 1851-1908 Barham 1563-1900 Barking 1564-1898 Barnardiston 1549-1904 Barnby 1555-1680 & 1702-1900 Barnham 1730-1900 Barningham 1538-1900 Barrow 1544-1894 Barsham 1617-1900 Barton Gt 1565-1900 Barton Mills 1663-1900 Battisford 1711-1901 Bawdsey 1744-1900 Baylham 1661-1900 Bealings Gt 1538-1900 Bealings Lt 1558-1900 Beccles 1587-1891 Beccles Baptist 1830-1883 Beccles Cemetery 1840-1900 Beck Row Methodist 1830-1837 Bedfield 1584-1901 Bedingfield 1538-1633 & 1667-1899 Belstead 1540-1902 Page 1 of 12 Suffolk Family History Society – Burial Index Parishes on CD Belton 1813-1900 Benacre 1727-1900 Benhall 1558-1900 Bentley 1538-1900 Beyton 1539-1900 Bildeston 1558-1900 Blakenham Gt 1545-1640 & 1661-1900 Blakenham Lt 1728-1900 Blaxhall 1673-1900 Blundeston 1558-1900 Blyford 1695-1900 Blythburgh 1563-1608 & 1690-1900 Botesdale ( see Redgrave) Botesdale Methodist 1845-1901 Boulge 1622-1808 & 1813-1900 Boxford 1557-1900 Boxford Independent 1824-1900 Boxted 1539-1902 Boyton 1539-1900 Bradfield Combust 1538-1904 Bradfield St Clare 1539-1901 Bradfield St George 1650-1902 Bradley Gt 1703-1899 Bradley Lt 1561-1900 Bradwell 1556-1900 Braiseworth 1709-1808 & 1813-1900 Bramfield 1539-1899 Bramford 1554-1900 Brampton 1760-1900 Brandeston 1559-1900 Brandon 1750-1900 Brantham 1634-1900 Bredfield 1712-1900 Brent Eleigh 1590-1900 Brettenham 1584-1900 Bricett Gt 1525-1900 Brightwell 1653-1900 Brockley 1605-1901 Brome 1563-1900 Bromeswell 1634-1900 Bruisyard 1568-1900 Brundish 1563-1900 Bucklesham 1678-1901 Bungay Cemetery 1888-1902 Bungay Holy Trinity 1456-1510 & 1557-1900 Bungay Ind Cong 1786-1839 Bungay St Mary 1465-1553 & 1558-1901 Bures St Mary 1538-1900 Burgate 1560-1806 & 1813-1900 Burgh 1547-1641 & 1651-1900 Page 2 of 12 Suffolk Family History Society – Burial Index Parishes on CD Burgh Castle 1698-1901 Burstall 1540-1688 & 1723-1899 Bury Cemetery 1855-1900 Bury Soc Friends 1838-1880 Bury Soc Friends 1838-1880 Bury St Edmunds St James 1649-1897 Bury St Edmunds St Mary 1650-1869 Bury Whiting St Ind Cong 1808-1837 Bury Whiting St Ind Cong 1808-1837 Butley 1693-1900 Buxhall 1558-1900 Campsea Ash 1559-1900 Capel St Mary 1538-1901 Carlton 1540-1902 Carlton Colville 1662-1900 Cavendish 1594-1895 Cavenham 1540-1900 Charsfield 1728-1899 Chattisham 1559-1900 Chedburgh 1539-1900 Chediston 1653-1900 Chelmondiston 1727-1900 Chelmondiston Baptist 1831-1834 Chelsworth 1559-1900 Chevington 1559-1902 Chillesford 1738-1902 Chilton 1624-1899 Clare 1653-1900 Clare Baptist 1822-1835 Clare Ind Cong 1801-1898 Claydon 1559-1900 Clopton 1735-1900 Cockfield 1561-1900 Coddenham 1538-1900 Combs 1569-1900 Coney Weston 1621-1901 Cookley 1539-1900 Copdock 1701-1900 Cornard Gt 1596-1900 Cornard Lt 1565-1899 Corton 1579-1900 Cotton 1539-1901 Covehithe 1559-1900 Cowlinge 1750-1901 Cowlinge Cong 1894-1903 Cransford 1653-1900 Cratfield 1539-1900 Cratfield Ind Congreg 1837-1897 Creeting All Saints 1750-1812 Creeting St Mary 1681-1900 Page 3 of 12 Suffolk Family History Society – Burial Index Parishes on CD Creeting St Peter 1558-1900 Cretingham 1557-1900 Crowfield 1784-1901 Culford 1560-1900 Culpho 1721-1907 Dalham 11558-1902 Dallinghoo 1559-1900 Darsham 1539-1900 Debach 1539-1900 Debenham 1562-1900 Debenham Ind Congregational 1851-1898 Denham nr BSE 1538-1875 Denham nr Eye 1708-1903 Dennington 1571-1900 Denston 1561-1900 Depden 1561-1900 Drinkstone 1580-1600 & 1666-1900 Dunwich All Saints 1689-1848 Dunwich St James 1829-1900 Earl Soham 1558-1901 Earl Stonham 1654-1900 East Bergholt 1656-1900 East Bergholt Cemetery 1855-1887 East Bergholt Cong 1825-1836 East Bridge Cemetery 1881-1906 Easton 1561-1899 Edwardstone 1646-1900 Ellough 1541-1904 Elmsett 1684-1900 Elmswell 1655-1879 Elveden 1653-1900 Eriswell 1592-1900 Erwarton 1558-1900 Euston 1571-1902 Exning St Agnes 1887-1901 Exning St Martin 1558-1899 Eye 1538-1900 Eye Cemetery 1855-1899 Eyke 1538-1900 Fakenham Magna 1559-1900 Falkenham 1538-1900 Farnham 1718-1900 Felixstowe 1653-1900 Felsham 1656-1901 Finborough Gt 1670-1900 Finborough Lt 1560-1633 & 1666-1903 Finningham 1560-1900 Flempton cum Hengrave 1561-1900 Flixton 1559-1900 Flowton 1577-1900 Page 4 of 12 Suffolk Family History Society – Burial Index Parishes on CD Fornham All Saints 1558-1900 Fornham St Genevieve 1753-1807 & 1819-1876 Fornham St Martin 1539-1900 Framlingham 1560-1900 Framlingham Cemetery 1856-1900 Framlingham Cong 1871-1900 Framlingham Unitarian 1790-1836 Framsden 1558-1643 & 1653-1900 Freckenham 1561-1900 Fressingfield 1554-1900 Freston 1538-1899 Friston 1542-1900 Fritton 1706-1903 Frostenden 1813-1900 Gazeley 1559-1900 Gedding 1546-1900 Gisleham 1813-1901 Gislingham 1558-1901 Glemham Gt 1559-1901 Glemham Lt 1551-1900 Glemsford 1550-1900 Gorleston 1674-1812 Gosbeck 1561-1900 Groton 1562-1900 Grundisburgh 1539-1902 Gunton 1739-1900 Hacheston 1538-1900 Hadleigh 1678-1900 Halesworth 1653-1889 Halesworth Cemetery 1855-1900 Hargrave 1710-1900 Hargrave BTs 1574-1710 Harkstead 1654-1901 Harleston 1560-1902 Hartest 1556-1901 Hasketon 1538-1900 Haughley 1557-1900 Haverhill 1563-1642 & 1749-1885 Haverhill Cemetery 1867-1900 Haverhill Ind Presb 1790-1829 Haverhill Soc Friends 1829-1876 Hawkedon 1710-1900 Hawstead 1559-1899 Helmingham 1559-1899 Hemingstone 1554-1901 Hemley 1700-1900 Henley 1561-1900 Henstead 1695-1904 Hepworth 1564-1901 Herringfleet 1691-1900 Page 5 of 12 Suffolk Family History Society – Burial Index Parishes on CD Herringswell 1748-1900 Hessett 1750-1899 Heveningham 1539-1679 & 1704-1902 Higham 1538-1900 Higham Green 1869-1899 Hinderclay 1569-1903 Hintlesham 1657-1900 Hitcham 1607-1723 & 1749-1900 Holbrook 1559-1899 Hollesley 1637-1900 Holton St Mary 1568-1902 Holton St Peter 1538-1900 Homersfield 1558-1900 Honington 1558-1730 & 1736-1900 Hoo 1655-1885 Hopton nr Thetford 1691-1903 Hopton on Sea 1675-1898 Horham 1594-1900 Horringer 1558-1901 Hoxne 1548-1900 Hundon 1813-1900 Hunston 1559-1901 Huntingfield 1539-1900 Icklingham All Saints 1560-1900 Icklingham St James 1775-1900 Ickworth 1566-1900 Iken 1669-1902 Ilketshall St Andrew 1540-1559 & 1685-1901 Ilketshall St John 1538-1870 Ilketshall St John (BT's) 1696-1753 Ilketshall St Lawrence 1559-1900 Ilketshall St Margaret 1539-1900 Ingham 1538-1903 Ipswich area RC data 1856-1884 Ipswich Cemetery 1859-1900 Ipswich Cemetery 1859-1900 Ipswich Crown St Cong 1885-1892 Ipswich Holy Trinity 1838-1884 Ipswich St Clement 1563-1886 Ipswich St Helen 1677-1900 Ipswich St Lawrence 1452-1901 Ipswich St Margaret 1538-1886 Ipswich St Mary Elms 1557-1897 Ipswich St Mary Quay 1559-1607 & 1653-1855 Ipswich St Mary Stoke 1567-1643 & 1651-1897 Ipswich St Mary Tower 1614-1640 & 1659-1891 Ipswich St Matthew 1559-1885 Ipswich St Nicholas 1551-1646 & 1653-1880 Ipswich St Nicholas Street New Ind Chapel 1830-1837 Ipswich St Nicholas Street Presb 1805-1848 Page 6 of 12 Suffolk Family History Society – Burial Index Parishes on CD Ipswich St Peter 1658-1900 Ipswich St Stephen 1586-1900 Ipswich Stoke Green Baptist 1790-1855 Ipswich Tacket St Cong 1813-1886 Ipswich Unitarian Meeting Hse 1805-1852 Ixworth 1557-1900 Ixworth Thorpe 1718-1899 Kedington 1654-1746 & 1750-1900 Kelsale 1538-1898 Kentford 1709-1900 Kenton 1538-1901 Kersey 1563-1900 Kesgrave 1654-1898 Kessingland 1561-1899 Kettlebaston 1578-1900 Kettleburgh 1561-1900 Kirkley 1752-1900 Kirkley Cemetery 1880-1900 Kirton 1624-1900 Knettishall 1813-1900 Knodishall 1566-1901 Lackford 1587-1900 Lakenheath 1750-1902 Langham 1561-1900 Lavenham 1750-1900 Lawshall 1558-1900 Laxfield 1579-1900 Layham 1538-1899 Leiston 1538-1642 & 1663-1900 Leiston Soc Friends 1837-1899 Letheringham 1590-1900 Levington 1562-1900 Lidgate 1547-1902 Lindsey 1559-1900 Linstead Magna 1559-1790 & 1816-1897 Linstead Parva 1539-1900 Livermere Gt 1538-1901 Livermere Lt 1559-1900 Long Melford 1646-1899 Long Melford Ind Cong 1847-1909 Long Melford Ind Presb 1785-1822 Lound 1695-1900 Lowestoft Cemetery 1887-1900 Lowestoft Cemetery 1887-1900 Lowestoft St Margaret 1561-1902 Market Weston 1564-1902 Marlesford 1661-1900 Martlesham 1654-1900 Mellis 1559-1900 Melton 1558-1900 Page 7 of 12 Suffolk Family History Society – Burial Index Parishes on CD Melton Workhouse 1768-1826 Mendham 1678-1900 Mendlesham 1558-1901 Metfield 1559-1902 Mettingham 1653-1900 Mickfield 1558-1697 & 1706-1900 Middleton 1653-1900 Milden 1559-1646 & 1650-1899 Mildenhall 1559-1900 Monewden 1705-1900 Monk Soham 1713-1900 Monks Eleigh 1557-1900 Monks Eleigh Ind Cong 1869-1922 Moulton 1561-1900 Mutford 1681-1900 Nacton 1562-1901 Naughton 1561-1900 Nayland 1558-1900 Nayland Ind Cong 1786-1873 Nedging 1560-1900 Needham Mkt Ind Cong 1794-1856 Needham Mkt Soc Friends 1862-1899 Nettlestead 1626-1899 Newbourne 1561-1900 Newmarket All Saints 1633-1900 Newmarket Cemetery 1858-1901 Newmarket St Mary 1638-1865 Newton 1649-1900 North Cove 1696-1900 Norton 1750-1900 Nowton 1565-1901 Oakley 1538-1899 Occold 1630-1899 Offton 1558-1900 Old Newton 1654-1901 Onehouse 1553-1901 Orford 1538-1900 Otley 1734-1901 Oulton 1564-1901 Oulton Union House 1834-1899 Ousden 1675-1900 Pakefield 1813-1900 Pakenham
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