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Chancel Repairs in the Diocese of Norwich Norwich parish research final.xlsm: Notes 17:19 08/08/2010 Notes > The character "x" in a particular row means that the church is entered in the list of churches for which the liability has ceased > Where the name of an institution or body is written in a cell in the "Other Notes" column, that insitution or body is liable to pay the amount in clause 2b > Where the name of more than one institution or body is written in a cell in the "Other Notes" column, with figures by each name, the two instutitions or bodies are together liable to pay the amount in clause 2b, with the individual figures in brackets are the amounts specific to each institution or body. > Where there is nothing entered in the cells for clauses 2a-d, there was no ROA Page 1 of 14 Norwich parish research final.xlsm: Churches 17:19 08/08/2010 ID Church Parish Child Parish Date Listing Redundant Ruin Church Other Status? 2a 2b 2c 2d Hyperlink to image Other Notes Built Grade Closed? 657 St Edmund Acle I No No No x 851 St Mary Acle Fishley II* No No No x 658 All Saints Alburgh I No No No x 659 St Ethelbert Alby II* No No No x 660 St Mary Aldborough II* No No No x 1434 All Saints Aldborough Thurgarton No No No x 661 St Mary Aldeby I No No No 0 £554.19s.2d 0 £33.3s.9d 102-0734 Church Commissioners 662 St John the Baptist Alderford II* No No No x 674 St Andrew Alderford Attlebridge II* No No No x 663 St Mary Anmer II* No No No x 664 St Mary Antingham 1330-60 I No No No x 1316 St Margaret Antingham Antingham No Yes No x 665 St Mary Arminghall II No No No 0 £106.0s.0d 0 £123.0s.0d 102-0735 Church Commissioners 666 St Mary Ashby I No No No x 667 St Mary Ashby St Mary II* No No No x 668 St Nicholas Ashill I No No No x 669 St Swithin Ashmanhaugh II* No No No £10.8s.7d 0 0 £115.14s.2d 102-0736 670 All Saints Ashwellthorpe I No No No x 671 All Saints Ashwicken II* No No No x 1317 All Saints Ashwicken Leziate No Yes No x 1318 St James Ashwicken Bawsey No Yes No x 1319 St Michael Ashwicken Mintlyn No Yes No x 672 St Michael Aslacton I No No No £269.0s.10d 0 £69.19s.6d 0 102-0737 673 Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Attleborough I No No No x 675 St John the Baptist Aylmerton II* No No No x 676 St Michael Aylsham I No No No 0 £567.8s.9d £0.10s.0d 0 102-0738 Church Commissioners 677 St Mary Baconsthorpe II* No No No x 678 St Andrew Bacton II* No No No £204.17s.3d 0 £30.11s.10d 0 102-0739 680 All Saints Bale I No No No x 681 St Mary the Virgin Banham I No No No x 682 St Botolph Banningham I No No No x 793 St Giles Banningham Colby II* No No No x 846 St Andrew Banningham Felmingham II* No No No x 1155 All Saints Banningham Skeyton C13 II* No No No x 1188 St Margaret Banningham Suffield I No No No x 1244 St Peter and St Paul Banningham Tuttington II* No No No x 683 St Botolph Barford II* No No No 685 St Mary Barney I No No No £25.18s.4d 0 £16.8s.11d £115.17s.10d Barney 686 St Peter and St Paul Barnham Broom I No No No x 1320 St Andrew Barnham Broom Bickerstone No Yes No x 689 St Mary the Virgin Barningham Winter II* No No No x 1321 St Peter Barningham Winter North Barningham No No No x 693 St Michael Barton Turf I No No No £47.8s.5d 0 £2.10s.1d £165.15s.2d 102-0741 694 St Mary and St Walstan Bawburgh I No No No 0 £221.9s.0d £24.13s.6d 0 102-0742 Church Commissioners 695 All Saints Bawdeswell II No No No x 697 St Andrew Bedingham I No No No 0 0 0 0 699 All Saints Beeston Regis I No No No x 701 St Lawrence Beeston St Lawrence I No No No x 1429 St Mary the Virgin Beeston-next-Mileham No No No x 702 St Mary Magdalene Beetley I No No No x 712 St Mary Beetley East Bilney II* No No No x 703 All Saints Beighton All Saints I No No No x 1322 St Mary Beighton All Saints Moulton No No No x 704 St Peter Belaugh I No No No x 705 All Saints Belton All Saints II* No No No 706 St Peter and St Paul Bergh Apton II* No No No 707 St Mary Bessingham II* No No No x 708 All Saints Besthorpe I No No No £247.7s.11d 0 0 0 710 St Leonard Billingford St Leonard I No No No x 709 St Peter Billingford St Peter I No No No x 714 St Mary and the Holy Cross Binham I No No No 0 0 £147.18s.9d £24.15s.5d 102-0743 715 St Swithin Bintree C14 II* No No No x 718 St Peter and St Paul Bittering Parva II* No No No x 719 St Wandregesilus Bixley II* No No No 720 St Nicholas, St Mary and St Thomas Blakeney I No No No 721 St Andrew Blickling II* No No No Page 2 of 14 Norwich parish research final.xlsm: Churches 17:19 08/08/2010 ID Church Parish Child Parish Date Listing Redundant Ruin Church Other Status? 2a 2b 2c 2d Hyperlink to image Other Notes Built Grade Closed? 722 St Andrew Blo Norton II* No No No x 723 St Andrew and St Peter Blofield I No No No x 724 St Mary the Virgin Blundeston I No No No 1449 St Andrew Blundeston Flixton No Yes No 725 All Saints Bodham II* No No No x 726 St Mary Bodney II* No No No x 728 St Nicholas Bracon Ash I No No No x 730 St Giles Bradfield II* No No No x 731 St Nicholas Bradwell II* No No No 732 St Peter Bramerton II* No No No x 733 St Peter Brampton II* No No No x 734 St Mary the Virgin Brancaster I No No No x 735 All Saints Brandon Parva II* No No No x 736 St Michael Braydeston I No No No 737 St Margaret Breckles I No No No 0 0 0 £239.10s.0d 102-0744 738 St John the Baptist Bressingham I No No No x 739 St Andrew Brettenham I No No No x 740 St Mary the Virgin Bridgham II* No No No x 1323 St Andrew Bridgham Roudham No Yes No x 741 St Maurice Briningham No No No £92.3s.9d £49.0s.10d £8.5s.6d £104.5s.8d 102-0745 Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty 742 St Andrew Brinton I No No No 0 0 0 0 743 St Bartholomew Brisley I No No No x 744 All Saints Briston II* No No No £135.14s.2d 0 0 0 745 St Peter and St Paul Brockdish I No No No x 746 St Peter Brooke II* No No No £107.6s.0d £8.8s.6d £105.0s.0d £155.3s.6d 102-0746 Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty 747 St Michael Broome I No No No x 748 St Laurence Brundall II* No No No x 752 St Michael and All Angels Bunwell I No No No 753 St Peter and St Paul Burgh Castle II* No No No 754 St Mary Burgh Parva 1903 NL No No No x 756 St Peter and St Mary Burgh St Peter II* No No No x 755 St Margaret Burgh w Billockby II* No No No x 711 All Saints Burgh w Billockby Billockby II No No No 757 St Mary the Virgin Burgh-next-Aylsham I No No No x 759 St Edmund Burlingham I No No No 0 0 0 0 760 St Mary Burnham Deepdale II* No No No x 761 St Margaret Burnham Norton I No No No x 762 St Clement Burnham Overy I No No No £2.16s.5d £3.0s.0d £215.15s.6d £16.12s.2d 102-0748 Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty 763 All Saints Burnham Sutton cum Ulph II* No No No 1324 St Ethelbert Burnham Sutton cum Ulph No Yes No 764 All Saints Burnham Thorpe I No No No x 765 St Mary the Virgin Burnham Westgate I No No No 0 £467.9s.10d £1.14s.6d 0 102-0749 2b: Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty (£244.19s.9d) Christ's College Cambridge (£222.10s.1d) 766 St Mary Burston II* No No No x 767 St Andrew Buxton II* No No No £152.1s.10d £12.0s.0d £90.11s.1d 0 102-0750 Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty 1075 St Michael and All Angels Buxton Oxnead II* No No No d/church 768 St Mary Bylaugh I No No No £0.14s.10d 0 £207.5s.2d 0 Bylaugh 769 Holy Trinity Caister-On-Sea II* No No No x 1325 St Edmund Caister-On-Sea West Caister No No No Chapel of Ease x 771 St Edmund Caistor St Edmund II* No No No x 1326 St Edmund Caistor St Edmund Markshall No Yes No x 772 Our Lady and St Margaret Calthorpe II* No No No £1.17s.4d 0 0 £193.2s.8d 102-0751 773 St Margaret Cantley St Margaret II* No No No x 774 St Peter and St Paul Carbrooke I No No No £441.14s.1d 0 0 £40.9s.11d 102-0752 776 St Mary Carleton Forehoe II* No No No 777 All Saints Carleton Rode I No No No x 778 St Peter Carleton St Peter II* No No No x 779 St Peter Carlton Colville II* No No No 0 0 0 0 Entry in Suffolk ROAs 780 St James Castle Acre I No No No £267.5s.3d 0 £342.18s.9d 0 102-0753 781 St Lawrence Castle Rising 1150 I No No No x 782 Holy Cross Caston I No No No x 783 All Saints Catfield I No No No x 787 St Agnes Cawston I No No No x 1327 St Michael Cawston Booton No No No x Page 3 of 14 Norwich parish research final.xlsm: Churches 17:19 08/08/2010 ID Church Parish Child Parish Date Listing Redundant Ruin Church Other Status? 2a 2b 2c 2d Hyperlink to image Other Notes Built Grade Closed? 1328 St Nicholas Cawston Brandiston No No No x 788 All Saints Chedgrave I No No No x 789 St Andrew Claxton I No No No 0 0 0 £130.0s.0d 102-0756 790 St Margaret of Antioch Cley-next-the-Sea I No No No x 791 St Peter Clippesby II* No No No x 792 All Saints Cockley Cley II* No No No x 794 St Mary the Virgin Colkirk II* No No No x 1329 All Saints Colkirk Oxwick No Yes No x 1330 St John the Baptist Colkirk Pattesley No Yes No x 795 St Andrew Colney II* No No No x 796 St John the Baptist Coltishall I No No No x 908 Holy Trinity Coltishall Great Hautbois C10th II No No No x 797 St Andrew Colton II* No No No x 798 St Andrew Congham II* No No No x 799 St Bartholomew Corton II* No No No £110.2s.0d 0 0 0 Entry in Suffolk ROAs 800 St Edmund Costessey I No No No £307.8s.7d 0 £10.6s.6d 0 102-0757 801 St Helen Costessey Costessey NL No No No d/church 802 St Mary Cranwich I No No No x 803 St Mary Cranworth I No No No x 1165 St Andrew Cranworth Southburgh II* No No No x 1331 All Saints Cranworth Letton No Yes No x 808 St Peter Cringleford II* No No No £282.17s.7d 0 £0.3s.3d 0 102-0759 809 St Peter and St Paul Cromer I No No No x 1187 St Martin Cromer Suffield Park No No No d/church x 811 St Peter Crostwick I No No No x 813 All Saints Croxton I No No No 0 £341.5s.5d 0 0 Christ's College Cambridge 814 St Mary Denton I No No No x 816 St Nicholas Dereham I No No No 0 £992.4s.7d 0 £22.12s.1d 102-0761 2b:
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