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BULLEN chart (c) My genealogy index page is: http://cashewnut.me.uk/Genealogy/ Robert Jemima Descendants LORD ............................ LOYD ............................. LLOYD and consequently do not know how the children of Robert & Jemima LORD In the chuch record for the marriage of George to Sophia BANHAM Censuses give Charles's wife as Diana (or Dinah in 1861), born around 1905 in Wacton. An entry on Rootsweb Emily's parents were James HARDY, a farm labourer born in Hempnall, ALA CASH - web pages were recorded. They were born too early to have civil birth registrations his name was George LORD (1808 IGI). of Not having access to Wacton registers, I am indebted to LORD MEAR from a contributor calling herself "Diana", and researching surname DYE in the Wacton/Tivetshall area reads: and his wife Phoebe, born in Tasburgh. home page: http://cashewnut.me.uk See BULLEN chart (a) for the which begain in the 3rd quarter of 1837. Robert LORD my contact Stephen Lord who told me about the marriage The ancestral name for this family was LORD according to baptismal Susan's marriage record (1840 GRO) ancestry of Robert LORD b. 1773, Woodton, Norfolk b. 1776, Forncett St Mary, Norfolk In the civil record for the marriage of Henry to Susan GOODRUM "Diana DYE m Charles LORD 29 - 1 - 1835 Wacton " In 1861, at age 19, Emily gave birth to her son Daniel HARDY. Later that and between Robert LORD and Jemima MEAR, and the children records for earlier generations. For some branches, the spelling changed has the spelling GOODRUM, of this marriage. Without this key information I should not d. 1843, Wacton d. 1856, Depwade District during the nineteenth century to LOYD and then LLOYD. In censuses, they appear mostly as LOYD for early ones, and LLOYD for his name was Henry LLOYD (1840 GRO). but other records have the spellings year, she married her first husband William LOVEDAY. Subsequently she Jemima MEAR Labourer Laundress This is my sole reason for believing Charles's wife to have been Diana DYE. There is a birth of Diana DYE in had 4 children named LOVEDAY, all born in Tasburgh, who were LORD ............................ LOYD ............................. LLOYD have been able to research this branch and add it to my tree. later ones. I have chosen to use the name LOYD for these siblings on GOODRAM or GOODERHAM for Wacton on 18 Sep 1800 to parents Green DYE and Mary [SHIBLEY] in the IGI.This could be the right person. I have not got access to the baptismal records for Wacton or Long Stratton, this chart. See also the note attached to Diana DYE (to the right). her family. Betsy LOVEDAY (1865), For this branch I have used the surname spelling entered in the William Arthur LOVEDAY (1867), GRO birth record, followed by the GRO marriage spelling m. 1835, Aslacton m. 1840, Depwade District m. 1835, Wacton Emma LOVEDAY (1869), (in brackets) where that is different. My e-mail address is: [email protected] I am assuming that Mary belongs to this family Priscilla LOVEDAY (1871). James George John Henry Charles Sarah Robert Mary George LORD in 1835 marriage record (IGI). because she is with them in the 1841 census Diana Mary There were 2 Stratton villages, each a separate parish. Sophia Susan LOYD George LLOYD in 1882 death record (GRO). LOYD LOYD LOYD which does not record relationships. She could, LOYD In the 1871 census, Priscilla is recorded as being 3 weeks old, while Emily LOYD One was called Stratton St Mary (or more fully LOYD Ann BAHAM GOODRUM DYE Belinda and John were first cousins. (LORD) (LLOYD) in fact, be a niece, or some other relation of (LORD) is widowed. There is a death of a William LOVEDAY recorded in Depwade John's father James LOYD was b. 1803, Wacton Long Stratton St Mary), and a smaller one to the north b. 1810, b. 1802, Wacton, b. 1811, Mulbarton, Norfolk b. 1805, Long Stratton b. 1810, Norfolk Charles. The other siblings appear as sons or reg-district (which includes the village of Tasburgh) in the first quarter of brother of Belinda's father Charles. or Long Statton, Norfolk of this was called Stratton St Michael. They are now b. 1808, Long Stratton St Mary Long Stratton St Mary b. 1812, Long Stratton St Mary b. 1814, Long Stratton St Mary Norfolk d. 1874, Depwade District John's parents were James BLAZEY St Mary, Norfolk d. 1850, Pulham b. 1814, Moulton, Norfolk b. 1817, Forncett St Peter, daughters of Charles in 1851. b. 1805, Wacton, Norfolk 1870, but that William was age 80 when he died. In any case, if this was See also BULLEN chart (c1). d. 1882, Long Stratton St Mary merged into one parish usually called Long Stratton. George's parents were William BRISTER and d. 1882, Forncett St Peter d. 1897, Depwade District Charwoman and his wife Hannah [YALLOP] d. 1869, Depwade District St Mary Magdalen d. 1898, Forncett St Peter d. 1890, Depwade District d. 1881, Blofield District Emily's husband, he cannot have been Priscilla's father if she was 3 weeks Jemima [TURNER] who were married on Norfolk Agricultural labourer who were married on 10 Jan 1814 at Master shoemaker Thrashing machine owner / Baptised Sarah Anne LORD (1837, IGI). Agricultural labourer old on census day 1871 (which was 2nd April). 17 Dec 1829 at St James Pockthorpe, Norwich. d. 1894, Depwade District Caister St Edmund with Markshall (IGI). Agricultural labourer / Farmer Married as Sarah Ann LLOYD (1867, IGI & GRO). The spelling can be BLAZY or BLAZEY in the records. m. 1851, Long Stratton St Mary m. 1876, Norwich m. 1858, Blofield District m. 1867, St Peter, St Albans, Hertfordshire m. 1874, Depwade District m. 1876, Camberwell, Surrey John's 1830 birth registration (GRO) and baptism See BULLEN chart (c1) records have BLAZEY, as does his 1851 marriage John Lewis's parents were George TAYLOR, See BULLEN chart (c2) See BULLEN chart (c4) John Susan Lewis Mary George Mary Ann Sarah George James Emily Harriet John Belinda for descendants registration (GRO). His children's births were registered Richard carpenter of Oxborough, Norfolk, and for descendants for descendants BRISTER COOKE George's parents are thought LOYD as BLAZEY for John Richard, Harriet, Hannah and LOYD TAYLOR his wife Harriet ARCHER, of Catton, Ann LOYD Ann LORD [HARDY] LOYD LOYD LOYD of BLAZEY of of to be Charles COOK(E) and (LLOYD) Arthur, but as BLAZY for Mary Ann and Susannah Jane. who were married in Catton in 1822. LOYD LORD (LLOYD) (LLOYD) LOVEDAY (LLOYD) James George LOYD Henry LOYD Elizabeth [MUSKETT] b. 1839, Wacton b. 1842, Wacton When Susannah Jane married (1884) her name was b. 1827, Long Stratton b. 1828, Old Catton, Norfolk Walter's name appears in the GRO b. 1835, Pulham, Norfolk and b. 1830, Caistor, Norfolk b. 1833, Great Plumstead, and and b. 1843, St Albans married in 1839 in St Albans. b. 1839, Long Stratton recorded as BLAZEY (GRO). Walter George's birth St Mary, Norfolk General labourer / Livery servant / Lewis's marriage to Susan was his second. b. 1832, Wacton or d. 1862, Depwade District b. 1836, Wacton, Norfolk b. 1838, Wacton b. 1842, Tasburgh, Norfolk d. 1852, Depwade d. 1866, Depwade b. 1846, Wacton d. 1872, Norwich as Walter George A. BLAZER, Eliza and Jessie were sisters. Their parents were Norfolk St Peters, Hertfordshire St Mary, Norfolk Mary LOYD registration (GRO) has surname BLAZER which I have Servant / Charwoman / Coachman / Cowman / His first is thought to be to Lucy TENEN Pulham Market, Norfolk Sophia BANHAM Susan GOODRUM Servant Servant / Charwoman Agricultural labourer Servant / Charwoman Servant (housemaid) Agricultural labourer / (1885 Dec qtr Norwich r-d) which Robert DINGLE an agricultural labourer of Moulton, Agricultural labourer / Carman Bricklayer eedlewoman Brewer's labourer / Gardener Charwoman assumed was a mistake and have not followed. Otherwise, Groom and carter / Brewer's carter in 1851. She died in 1875. I assume to be a mistake and have and his wife Elizabeth [GILBERT] of Beighton, Roadman I have used the GRO birth spelling on this chart. not followed. Norfolk, who were married in 1852. [BULLEN chart (c3) can be located here] m. 1893, St George Hanover Square m. 1894, Southwark St Saviour m. 1884, Norwich m. 1886, Sheppey District m. 1885, Norwich m. 1891, Norwich James William Henry Charles The marriage was registered in 3rd quarter 1886 Walter Arthur Henry Rachel Sarah Ellen Mark Mary Alice Thomas John Mary Susannah John Hannah James Eliza Jessie COOKE Henry Henry J. Harriet John's parents were David FARLIE, artillery in Sheppey (Kent) registration district between LOYD Henry John Eliza Edward Jane FARLIE P. George BLAZEY In 1858 (4th qtr Blofield r-d) George BRISTER of Great Plumstead SAUDERS Jane Albert LLOYD LLOYD Richard BLAZEY Ann Jane gunner and driver, and Chelsea Pensioner, BLAZEY James DEVLING and Hannah BLAZEY, but the DIGLE Ellen COOKE DEWE James LLOYD BLAZEY married Mary Ann LOYD. COOKE b. 1872, Westminster, LLOYD LOYD BLAZEY BLAZY BLAZY born in Canterbury, and his wife Mary Ann, DEVLI children were registered with surname DEVLIN DIGLE b. 1849, Pulham St Mary LOVEDAY b. 1872, Westminster, Middlesex LOYD b. 1880, Camberwell b. 1852, (BLAZEY) born in Wingham, Kent. b. 1860, Norwich, (apart from Lilian's which I cannot find), and the b. 1861, Norwich Magdalen, Norfolk b. 1868, Pimlico, Middlesex b. 1859, Kentish Town, (LLOYD) b. 1879, Camberwell, Surrey b. 1848, Tilbury Fort, b. 1863, Norwich The couple appear in 1861 (both age 27, Mary born Pulham), Middlesex b. 1870, Pimlico Carman b. 1875, Wacton, b. 1882, Wacton, urse maid b. 1887, Camberwell b. 1851, Pulham Swainsthorpe, b.
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    Redenhall with Harleston Neighbourhood Plan: Pre-submission DRAFT 0 Redenhall with Harleston Neighbourhood Plan: Pre-submission DRAFT Contents Page 1. Introduction 2 2. Redenhall with Harleston parish 9 3. How the Plan was prepared 19 4. Vision and objectives 26 5. Policies and projects 28 5.1 Housing and the built environment 30 5.2 Community infrastructure 45 5.3 Town centre, business and employment 56 5.4 Access 64 5.5 Natural environment 71 6. Implementation 91 Appendix 94 A: Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group members B: Non-designated Heritage Assets justification C: Local Green Space justification D: Glossary If you would like this document in large print or in another format please contact Redenhall with Harleston Town Council, [email protected] 1 Redenhall with Harleston Neighbourhood Plan: Pre-submission DRAFT 1. Introduction 1.1 The Redenhall with Harleston Neighbourhood Development Plan will provide the first ever statutory planning policy document specifically for the parish of Redenhall with Harleston. Neighbourhood Plans such as this were made possible by powers contained within the 2011 Localism Act which sought to decentralise policy making to the local level and give more powers to communities and the right to shape future development where they live. 1.2 The Neighbourhood Plan is a community-led document for guiding the future development of the parish. It is about the use and development of land between 2022 and 2042. Once the Plan is made and adopted, South Norfolk Council will use it to determine planning applications. Redenhall with Harleston Town Council will use the Plan to respond to planning applications.