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1851 Done by Me Purdy Street Elizabeth PURDY Head U 60 F Annuitant Egmore-Norfolk FOLIO669 Ann DYBALL servant W 64 F House Servant Wigmore-Norfolk Francis IVES Head M 60 M Shepherd Letheringsett-Norfolk Sarah IVES Wife M 57 F ~ Hickling-Norfolk Francis IVES son U 32 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse Susanna IVES daughter U 24 F Dressmaker Salthouse Henry IVES son U 22 M Mariner Salthouse John IVES son U 19 M Shepherd's Page Salthouse Ann IVES daughter U 12 F ~ Salthouse William BATTERSBY Lodger U 29 M Agricultural Labourer Colkirk Elizabeth MASH Head W 80 F Annuitant Holt-Norfolk Maria ROUNCE Visitor U 40 F Seamstress Gresham-Norfolk Willoughby BURCHAM Visitor M 55 F Farmer's wife Thurgoton-Norfolk William PURDY Head M 48 M Farmer, 504 acres emp.20mEgmere, Norfolk Ellen PURDY Daughter U 15 F Farmer's Daughter Gt. Witchingham-N. Mary MASH Cousin U 47 F Annuitant Cley- Norfolk Rebecca IVES Servant U 22 F Farm Servant Salthouse Elizabeth DIDCON Servant U 18 F Farm Servant Hindringham-Norfolk Henry HIGH Laborour U 38 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse James FINCH Groom U 22 M Groom Briselid (Brisely?) John GIBBS Head W 67 M Agricultural Labourer West Beckham-N. Elizabeth GIBBS Daughter U 37 F Dressmaker Salthouse FOLIO 670 Purdy Street John MOY Head W 81 M Plumber & Glazier Wayborne-Norfolk Howard MOY GSon U 19 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse Christianna PIGOTT GDaughterU 18 F Straw Bonnet maker Salthouse Sarah Anna PIGOTT GDaughterU 15 F ~ Salthouse Martha Anna PIGOTT GDaughter~ 12 F Scholar Salthouse Thomas HIGH Head M 64 MAgricultural Labourer Salthouse Ann HIGH Wife F 63 ~ ~ Beeston-Regis-Norf. Robert MATTHEWS Head M 74 M Blacksmith Mar(?) 1 man Salthouse Ann MATTHEWS Wife M 69 F ~ Kelling Robert MATTHEWS Son M 36 M Blacksmith Journeyman Salthouse Amelia MATTHEWS DauL M 35 F ~ Runton Marsh Street Charles HIGH Head M 27 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse Martha Ann HIGH Wife M 24 F Salthouse Deborah HIGH Daughter 3 F Salthouse Martha Ann HIGH Daughter 6m F Salthouse Charlotte WILLIAMS Head W 60 F Inn Keeper Salthouse Mary Ann WILLIAMS DauL F 30 F Dressmaker Holt-Norfolk Thomas DEW Head M 49 MShepherd Salthouse Susan DEW Wife M 44 F ~ Houghton-in-the Dale George DEW Son U 18 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse William DEW Son 10 M Scholar Salthouse John DEW Son 8 M Scholas Salthouse George BRIDGES Head M 47 M Cordwainer Journeyman Beston cum Bitren (B Mary BRIDGES Wife M 48 F ~ Sherringham (Shering Elizabeth BRIDGES Daughter U 26 F Nurse Salthouse Catharine BRIDGES Daughter U 19 F ~ Salthouse John BRIDGES Son U 16 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse James BRIDGES Son U 14 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse Robert BRIDGES Son ~ 11 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse Emily BRIDGES Daughter ~ F Scholar Salthouse William CUBITT Head M 64 M Agricultural Labourer Blakeney, Norfolk Mary CUBITT Wife M 61 F Salthouse Hannah CUBITT Daughter U 17 F Straw Bonnet Maker ~ William FOX Lodger W 60 M Banker & Labourer ~NK Jonathan FOX Lodger U 21 M Banker & Labourer Menea (Manea) -Cam FOLIO 671 Edmund SPENCE Head W 66 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse Marsh Street Sarah SPENCE Daughter U 39 F Housekeeper Wiveton George DEW SonL M 44 M Mariner Salthouse Eliza DEW Daughter M 36 F Chair Woman Edgefield Edward DEW GSon U 14 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse John DEW GSon M 11 M Cattle Keeper Salthouse George DEW GSon M 9 M Bird Keeper Salthouse Elizabeth DEW GDaughterU 7 F Scholar Salthouse William DEW GSon ~ 6 M Scholar Salthouse Thomas DEW GSon ~ 4 M ~ Salthouse Charles DEW GSon ~ 2 M ~ Salthouse William PIGGOT Head M 51 Shoemaker (Master) Waybourne Sarah Ann PIGGOT Wife M 52 Tailoress Salthouse Richard PIGGOT Son ~ 13 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse Samuel PERFREMENTHead M 74 M Agricultural Labourer East Dereham Samuel PERFREMENTSon U 50 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse Philip PERFREMENTNephew U 27 M Agricultural Labourer East Dereham William GAFFER Lodger M 33 M Agricultural Labourer East Dereham Phebe PARLET Head M 47 F Mariner's wife Salthouse Aurora LOYNES Niece U 17 F Seamstress Holt Thomas HAMMET Head M 34 MBanker/labourer Westfield Nfk Amy HAMMET Wife M 29 F Swanton Nfk Jane BEAR cousin U 19 F Dressmaker Gaywood Nfk Francis SCOTT Lodger U 19 M Banker/labourer East Dereham William SMITH Lodger M 20 M Banker/labourer not known William LOWN Head M 47 M Carter Salthouse Hannah LOWN Wife M 45 F Nurse Barshan Nfk Elizabeth LOWN Daughter U 11 F scholar Salthouse Thomas PARLETT Head M 71 M Chelsea Pension Letheringsett Anne PARLETT Wife M 27 F Salthouse Robert BRIDGES Soninlaw M 4 M Salthouse Alexander PARLETT Son 1 M Salthouse Thomas SMITH Lodger U 60 M Agricultural Labourer Blakeney Thomas JARY Head M 40 M Agricultural Labourer Kelling Martha JARY Wife M 37 F Sheringham James JARY Son 8 M Scholar Salthouse Mary Ann JARY Daughter 2 F Salthouse Robert IVES Head M 36 M Agricultural Labourer Gresham Nfk Elizabeth IVES Wife M 29 F Salthouse Sarah Maria IVES Daughter 1 F Salthouse John COLLINS Lodger M 42 Banker/labourer Outwell Nfk Thomas ROOF? Lodger U 25 Banker/labourer Outwell Nfk Francis PEGG Head 55 M Agricultural Labourer Sheringham Mary Ann PEGG Wife 40 F Agricultural Labourer Salthouse Thomas PEGG Son 15 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse Henry PEGG Son 13 M Scholar Salthouse Hannah PEGG Daughter 10 F Scholar Salthouse Barbara PEGG Daughter 8 F Scholar Salthouse Susan PEGG Daughter 6 F Scholar Salthouse Mary Ann PEGG Daughter 4 F Scholar Salthouse Elisabeth PEGG Daughter 2 F Salthouse William OSTLER Lodger U 40 M Banker/labourer Boston, Lincs George RUBBERS Lodger U 23 M Banker/labourer Lincoln, Lincs John MOY Head Wid 54 M Painter/Glazier Salthouse James MOY Son U 32 M Fisherman Salthouse John MOY Son U 23 M Fisherman Salthouse Frederick MOY Son U 21 M Fisherman Salthouse Jane DIX housekeepU 25 F Housekeeper Salthouse Frederick DIX Grandson 6 M Salthouse Benjamin OVERTON Head M 43 M Fisherman Salthouse Robert OVERTON Brother U 34 M Wheelwright Salthouse Mary OVERTON Daughter U 16 F Dressmaker Appretice Salthouse Benjamin OVERTON Son U 14 M Fisherman Salthouse Hezekiah OVERTON Son 12 MScholar Salthouse Britania OVERTON Daughter 10 F Scholar Salthouse Walter OVERTON Son 8 M Scholar Salthouse Maria OVERTON Daughter 4 F Salthouse George OVERTON Son 1 M Salthouse Henry WILSON Lodger M 43 M Bricklayer North Walsham William KEYMER Head Wid 75 M Freeholder Plumstead Nfk Elizabeth KEYMER Daughter U 40 F Dressmaker Salthouse William MAYES Grandson 13 M Scholar Salthouse John OUGHTON Lodger M 40 M Banker/labourer Walpole Nfk Abner STEVENSON Lodger M 30 M Banker/labourer West Walton Nfk John DIX Head M 47 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse Elizabeth DIX Wife M 42 F Kelling Honour DIX Daughter 11 F Scholar Salthouse John DIX Son 9 M Scholar Salthouse Thirza DIX Daughter 5 F Salthouse David DIX Son 1 M Salthouse Robert NORMAN Lodger M 23 M Banker/labourer Not known Thomas UTTING Lodger U 26 M Banker/labourer Not known Lewis FENN Head M 40 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse Ann FENN Wife M 34 F Langham Susan FENN Daughter 9 F Salthouse Elizabeth FENN Daughter 3 F Salthouse Fenn FENN Son 1 M Salthouse Henry FENN Brother U 36 M Schoolmaster Salthouse John LINNET Lodger M 31 M Banker/labourer Outwell, Nfk Benjamin HARRIS Lodger M 30 M Banker/labourer Not known Thomas PAYNE Lodger M 26 M Banker/labourer Not known Thomas ANDREWS Head M 57 Superan Coastguard Salthouse Ann ANDREWS Wife M 53 Agricultural Labourer Salthouse John PIGOTT Head M 31 Salthouse Sarah PIGOTT Wife M 32 Salthouse John PIGOTT Son 9 Salthouse Sarah Ann PIGOTT Daughter 6 Salthouse Robert PIGOTT Son 4 Salthouse Gabriel PIGOTT Son 2 Salthouse William PIGOTT Son 6m Salthouse Louisa BRIDGES Nurse U 22 Nurse Salthouse James HANDCOCK Lodger Wid 72 Shepherd Bodham, Nfk Thomas HIGH Head M 30 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse Susan HIGH Wife M 38 F Salthouse Elizabeth HIGH Daughter 7 F Salthouse Robert CUBITT Head M 30 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse Mary Ann CUBITT Wife 30 F Salthouse William CUBITT Son 7 M Salthouse Robert WALPOLE Lodger U 23 M Banker/labourer Walpole St. Lawrence William GRICE Lodger U 22 M Banker/labourer Tilney St Lawrence John PANE Head M 41 M Blacksmith Salthouse Elizabeth PANE Wife M 39 F Houghton Nfk James PANE Son 8 M Scholar Salthouse Sarah Ann PANE Daughter 4 F Salthouse Elizabeth PANE Daughter 2 F Salthouse William DIX Head M 43 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse Deborah DIX Wife M 27 F Salthouse William DIX Son 1 M Salthouse Thomas CUBITT Head M 32 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse Mary Ann CUBITT Wife M 29 F Witton? Nfk Robert SPENCE Head M 61 M Wheelwright Salthouse Ann SPENCE Wife M 60 F Briston Robert SPENCE Son U 22 M Carpenter Salthouse Thomas SPENCE Son U 20 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse William SPENCE Son U 18 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse Ann SPENCE Granddaughter 2 F Salthouse Robert PIGOTT Head M 27 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse Hannah PIGOTT Wife M 25 F Salthouse Ann PIGOTT Daughter 4 F Salthouse Thomas PIGOTT Son 2 M Salthouse Robert SPENCE Head M 43 M Ag labourer pauper Salthouse Mary SPENCE Wife M 48 F Cley William SPENCE Son 8 M Scholar Salthouse Cross Street Massa POOLEY Head Wid 74 F Freeholder Salthouse Hannah POINTER Granddaughter 12 Scholar Cley John SPENCE Head M 39 M Salthouse Maria SPENCE Wife M 34 F Guestwick, Nfk Mary Ann SPENCE Daughter 3 F Salthouse William SPENCE Son 1 M Salthouse Lydia THOMAS Sister in lawU 21 F Norfolk John HUNT Visitor M 39 M Banker/labourer Not known William DEW Head U 48 m Grocer Salthouse Sarah Ann HIGH Servant U 19 f House servant Salthouse Richard HIGH Head M 24 M Agricultural Labourer Salthouse Hannah HIGH Wife M 24 F Salthouse
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