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Prayer Diary August 2020 In this manner, therefore, pray: Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name. Matthew 6:9 The prayers each day are for: • the mission and ministry of a benefice • organisations, schools, events of the diocese and the wider community • our link Diocese Kagera and World Mission For details of the Anglian Communion please visit here. For details of the Church of England calendar please visit here. Sat 1 Lavenham Deanery: The holiday season: tourists Kagera: the Revd Andrew Festo Kitungwa, Parish Aug and the tourism industry Pastor Umoja and the Revd Eliakimu Gwassa Dawson, 2020 Saint Edmund Way Benefice: the Revd Jeremy Parish Pastor Murongo Border Parsons Sun 2 Lavenham Deanery: Furloughed staff returning to Canon Fareth Sendegeya, Lecturer at Kagera Christian work Aug Benefice of Woolpit with Drinkstone: the Revd Ruth Training College. 2020 Farrell Mon Loes Deanery: Church Schools in Loes: Pray for Thomas Shavu and his work for Tearfund in 3 Benefice of Debenham and Helmingham; the Revd Charsfield; Debenham High; Tanzania. Pray that Tearfund will have the resources Aug Susan Bates; Tracey James (to be ordained deacon Debenham Primary; to continue to pay workers like Thomas. 2020 Dennington on 5/9/20) Tues Loes Deanery: Church Army: working in Pray for the many millions in developing countries 4 Benefice of Framlingham with Saxtead: the Revd communities in our diocese struggling with higher food prices and unemployment Aug Chris Davey to be licensed in September because of the Coronavirus. 2020 Wed Loes Deanery: Manufacturing Industry Biharamulo: the Revd Canon Zachary Kaigarula, 5 Benefice of Mid Loes; the Revd Stephen Brian to education co-ordinator for the Diocese and the Revd Aug retire at the end of August; the Revd Kathleen Martin Canon Lawrent Baranga of the cathedral staff 2020 Thurs Loes Deanery: Cycle to Work Day in UK Pray for those living in overcrowded housing in 6 Benefice of Orebeck; the Revd Canon Graham developing countries who are at greater risk of Aug Hedger catching Coronavirus. Pray for those working in 2020 hospitals overwhelmed with new cases and with few resources to treat them. Fri Loes Deanery: Venture Scouts and Rangers, Pray for an end to the violence in the north of Burkina 7 Benefice of Wickham Market with Pettistree; the Scouts and Guides, Cubs, Faso. Ask God to protect children and people fleeing Aug Revd Leslie Siu Brownies, Beavers and from violence. Pray for an end to the use of child 2020 Rainbows soldiers in war. Sat 8 Mildenhall Deanery: Intercontinental Church Lweru: the Revd Nelson Mbatina, Mubunda Parish. Aug Benefice of Brandon; the Revd Sharron Coburn; the Society 2020 Revd Kath Palmer; the Revd Dennis Coburn Sun 9 Mildenhall Deanery: Licensed Lay Workers Thank God for the work of the Mothers’ Union around Aug Benefice of Dalham, Gazeley, Higham, Kentford and the world and particularly here in our own diocese and 2020 Moulton; the Revd Rosemary Rycraft in Kagera Mon Mildenhall Deanery: RNLI Pray for an end to plastic pollution which disfigures 10 Benefice of Lakenheath, Santon Downham and our own country and causes serious problems in many Aug Elveden; the Revd Paul Tams developing countries. Pray that major trans-national 2020 companies will take responsibility for their plastic waste. Tues Mildenhall Deanery: Housing Associations Biharamulo: the Revd Erasto Bilago, Lusahunga 11 Benefice of Mildenhall; the Revd Canon Sandie Parish. the Revd John Paul Mashauri, Nyakahula Aug Barton; the Revd Sue Leathley; the Revd Caroline Parish 2020 Butcher; the Revd Dave Butcher; Robert Molton (to be ordained deacon on 5/9/20) Wed International Youth Day: Lweru: the Revd Samson Edward, Runazi Parish. Mildenhall Deanery: 12 youth engagement locally, Aug Benefice of Newmarket All Saints; the Revd Max nationally and globally 2020 Osborne; the Revd Susan Allison; the Revd Su Shaw Thurs Mildenhall Deanery: Church Schools in Ixworth: Lweru: the Revd Thadeo Ngonga, Kimwani Parish. 13 Benefice of Newmarket St Mary with Exning St Bardwell; Barnham; Aug Agnes; the Revd John Hardy; the Revd Max Barningham; Honington; 2020 Drinkwater (moving in September); the Revd Cheryl Hopton; Ixworth; Norton Belding; the Revd Jeremy Lind Exning St Martin with Landwade; the Revd Canon Mark Haworth Fri Samford Deanery: Chaplains to schools and Pray for the 1 million Rohingya people living in Cox’s 14 Benefice of East Bergholt and Brantham; the Revd colleges in the diocese Bazar refugee camp in Bangladesh. Pray that Aug Stephne Van Der Toorn; the Revd Eric Falla; Sally Coronavirus will not spread through the camp where 2020 Letman (to be ordained deacon on 5/9/20) there are few resources and social distancing is impossible Sat Samford Deanery: Suffolk Family Carers: Pray for refugees fleeing hunger and violence around 15 Shoreline Benefice; the Revd Canon Liesbeth support for carers who have the world and ask for wisdom and compassion for the Aug Oosterhof been isolated people and the leaders of countries to which they are 2020 fleeing Sun Samford Deanery: Service Personnel serving Lweru: the Revd Sadoth Audax, Nkomero Parish 16 The North Samford Benefice; the Revd Annette overseas and their families Aug Shannon 2020 Mon Samford Deanery: The Maritime Industry Lweru: the Revd Joseph Katabazi, Kyamyorwa Parish 17 The Two Rivers Benefice; the Revd Jenny Seggar Aug 2020 Tues Chaplains to Airports Lweru: the Revd Deogratias Kamanda, Omubweya Saxmundham Deanery: 18 Parish Aug Benefice of Alde Sandlings; the Revd Mark Lowther; 2020 the Revd Sheila Hart; the Revd Jo Mabey; the Revd James Marston; the Revd Nichola Winter Wed UN World Humanitarian Day: Kagera: the Revd Peter Msigwa, Murugina Parish Saxmundham Deanery: 19 for aid workers risking their Aug Benefice of Leiston; the Revd Richard Finch; the lives around the world 2020 Revd Morag Finch Thurs Lweru: the Revd Renatus Katale, Izimbya Parish Saxmundham Deanery: For the unemployed 20 Aug Saxmundham with Kelsale-cum-Carlton; the Revd Nic 2020 Stuchfield Fri Hospitals, Hospices, Staff and Biharamulo: the Revd Wilson Ernest Gabriel, Muganza Saxmundham Deanery: 21 Patients Parish. Aug Kagera: the Revd Canon Nahashon Mutabazi, Rural Alde River Benefice; the Revd Rachel Cornish; Oliver 2020 Dean, Murugalama Deanery Kemsley; Bill Sokolis (to be ordained deacon on 5/9/20) Sat Saxmundham Deanery: Local Government Councillors Pray for Mary Kunzi, the new Mothers' Union 22 coordinator in Kagera Aug 2020 Benefice of Yoxmere; the Revd Tim Rogers; the Revd Brian Jolley Sun UNESCO International Day Lweru: the Revd Hurban Gerazi, Kinuzi Parish. Stowmarket Deanery: 23 for the Remembrance of the Aug Bacton with Wyverstone, Cotton and Old Newton and Slave Trade and its Abolition: 2020 an end to dehumanisation Wickham Skeith; the Revd Carl Melville and to present day slavery Mon Stowmarket Deanery: Chaplains to Industry and Pray that Nestle will have a change of heart and 24 Benefice of Combs and Finborough; the Revd Chris Commerce in the diocese continue to include Fairtrade ingredients in its KitKat Aug Childs; the Revd Canon Pauline Higham bars 2020 Tues Stowmarket Deanery: Volunteering Organisations Kagera: Pray for the ongoing work of CCMP and its 25 Haughley with Wetherden and Stowupland; the Revd expansion into new areas in the north of Kagera. May Aug Brin Singleton their work encourage more people to know Jesus 2020 Christ as their Saviour Wed Stowmarket Deanery: Suffolk Befriending Scheme Kagera: the Revd Scott Edward Runyota, Nyakiziba 26 Mendlesham St Mary; the Revd Philip Gray Parish Aug 2020 Thurs Stowmarket Deanery: Local Lay Ministers and Kagera: the Revd Christian S. Joachim, Parish Pastor 27 Stowmarket St Peter and St Mary; the Revd Michael Readers in training Nyakatuntu and Shemasi Josias Andrea, Parish Pastor Aug Eden; the Revd Richard Stretch Mugasenga 2020 Fri Sudbury Deanery: Schools and Colleges in Lweru: the Revd Witson Ruboha, Kashalu Parish 28 Acton with Great Waldingfield; the Revd Caroline Suffolk Aug Hallett; the Revd Faith Marsden 2020 Sat Sudbury Deanery: Mental Health Services and Pray for the work of Rwanda Direct as it continues to 29 Boxford, Edwardstone, Groton, Little Waldingfield Charities support the growing church in Rwanda through Aug and Newton; the Revd Rob Parker-McGee evangelism and theological education 2020 Sun Sudbury Deanery: Chaplains to Scouts, Guides, Pray for an end to racial discrimination across the 30 Bures with Assington and Little Cornard; the Revd Cadets, Boys Brigade world. Pray for societies to come together to work for Aug Steve Morley; the Revd Mary Cantacuzene, the Revd peace and a better world for all 2020 Simon White Mon Sudbury Deanery: Bank Holiday and time to Pray for the children of Ngara Anglican Primary School 31 Chadbrook Benefice; the Revd Matthew Lawson take stock (NAPS) in Kagera. For safety, academic learning and Aug support of families and staff. 2020 .
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    HISTORIC PAPERS RELATING TO H. H. HEFFER OF FARNHAM, SUFFOLK IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER 1726 (October?) Manor of Benhale Admission of Martha Butts to copyhold house in Farnham 1737 (January 9th) Manor of Benhale Absolute surrender of copyhold lands in Farnham, Samuel Robinson to William Gowing blacksmith. 1738 (January 2nd) Manor of Benhale Document relating to Martha Butts, mentions shop, Robert Brown and Joseph Cooper. 1751 (June 29th) Manor of Benhale Admission of John Gowing as heir of the late William Gowing 1737 above to a mansion house, shop, blacksmiths shop and yard in Farnham. 1752 (October 30th) Manor of Benhale Admission of Anthony Butts, son of Martha Butts deceased, to her copyhold house in Farnham late in the occupation of Robert Brown and William White. 1763 (November 11th) Manor of Benhale Absolute surrender Anthony and Mary Butts to Simon Hurren of Farnham, copyhold as above. Receipt for £52:10:0 in consideration. 1763 (November 11th) Manor of Benhale Bond on purchase of copyhold Anthony and Mary Butts to Simon Hurren of Farnham. Pre-printed form completed in pen. 1764 (February 21st) Manor of Benhale Admission of Simon Hurren to the above copyhold. Fine of £4:10:0 paid. 1764 (February 21st) Receipt for the £4:10:0 mentioned above signed Richard Browne? Agent for the lord of the Manor? 1764 (February 21st) Receipt for £4:18:0, fees for writings on the purchase of the above, signed by Samuel Kilderbee, solicitor? 1780 (October 30th) Manor of Benhale Admission of Frederick William Gowing, infant son of John Gowing deceased to the copyhold of the Mansion House, shop and blacksmiths shop in Farnham as in 1751 above.