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390 ORM.ESBY ST. MARGARET. NORFOLK. (KELLY'S
Cory Rob~rt, registrar of births & Moss Henry, cab proprietor Read Charles, farmer, Scratby .deaths for East Flegg, & of mar- May Thomas Lim. coal & coke mer Sexton William, insurnnce agent riuges for East & West Flegg sub~ chants; depot, Station yard Shrimplin Robert, builde-r districts, assistant overseer & clerk Myhill Sidney, butcher Simnett & Brown, auetinneers to 'Parish Council, & agent to Royal Neave John, market gardener Simnett Alfred, carpente:r., see Far- Insurance C0. clerk to the cam- Nichols A~bert, boot & shoe maker & man & Simnett missioners of taxes for East & West warehouse Simnett Isaac, general & antique· dlr Flegg ·& the Runham drainage ~ichols Ernest Sidney, shopkeeper Simnett J ames, boot maker commissioners, Cpverside Nichols John, boot maker Smith Jac1)'b, pork butche-r Daniels George, farmer Nicker son George, florist. Smith James, farmer Derry Waiter, painter &c Ollett Edward, baker Smith John, market gardener, Cfare- Dvbb Jam~s, farmer Ormesby Bri0k Fields (Robt. Leath, mont villa Edmonds John, farmer, Scratby proprietor) Smith John Joseph, beer retailer· Farman & Simnett, carpenters 0Tmesby Oak Hotel Bowling Club Smith Robert Barnabas, farmer Freeman Charles Ernest, grocer, see (Charles FreemaQ, sec) Spurgeon Ernest, clothier Cooper & Freeman Page George, farmer Tennant Waiter, jobbing garde:m:eT &- Gray Frank, Royal Oak hotel; good Palmt>r Frederick, carrier thatcher & apartments · accommodation for visitors & com- Parker Emily (Mrs.), beer retailer Thain William, market gardene:r mercials; stabling Pettitt Frederick, constable Thompson Charles, boot maker Green George, butcher Pilgrim William, tea dealer & job- Thurtle George, agricultural engineen: Green Harry, farmer, Scratby bin.g gardener & implement mak~r · Green Pamelia (Miss), frmr. ·Scratby Poll Charles, baker & assistant over Tungate Frank, farmer Green Robert, farmer & pork butcher se~r for Ormesby St. Michael, col Tun gate J ames, farm~r, Scratby Hewitt Thomas, farmer, Willow farm lector & assessor of King's taxes for Varley Charles, blacksmith Hodds Frederick,shopkeeper & carrier, the Ormesby division Westgate Thomas, parish clerk &:, dairy farmer Scratby Rational Sick & Burial Association • Bubbard John, farmer (James Simnett, sec) Woods John, boot maker Hubbard William, farmer Royal Oak Hotel (Frank Gray, pro- \Vooiston Arthur, beer retlr. Scratby-· Humphrey Frederick farmer prietor), pleasantly situated, 5 Woolston Wesley, painter & plumbe:l" Kettle Jsph. market gardener, Scratby minutes from station, close to the &; house decorator Kitchen Arthur Harold,station mast~r sea bowling green & stabling Wrig\lt Daniel, farmer, Scratby Knights Elijah, carrier Royden William M.A., M.R.C.S. Wright Sherman, market gardener Knights Elijah, farmer, Bonns farm Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., M.A.surgeon; Yallop Arthur, grocer & ·draper,.. Lawson Benjamin, coal dlr. Scratby· & at Flegg Burgh Post office Leath Robert, builder &c. & brick ma ORMES:BY ST. MICHAEL (or Little Ormesby) is a Norwich, and held since 1894 by the Rev. William Thomas: parish, one mile west from Ormesby station on the Mid- Moore M.A. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and surro~ land and Great Northern joint railway, and about 6 miles gate, who resides at Ormesby St. Margaret. An estat& north-north-west from Yarmouth, in the Eastern division in this parish, left by one of the Manning famify, produces of t.he county, incorporated hundreds, petty sessional di- £41 x6s. yearly, for the repair of the fabric of the church,. vision and incorporation of East and West Flegg, county aml for the benefit of the poor. Ormesby House is the: court district ~>f Great Yarmouth, rural deanery of Flegg, property and residence of Frederic Kidman esq. Charles archdeaconry and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Belgrave Lucas esq. of Filby, is lord of the manor. Michael is a small building of stone, principally in the Sir Edmund B. F. H. Lacon hart. of Raynham Hall,.. Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave and an Frederick Kidman esq. Mrs. Barrett Haggard and Mrs. embattled western tower containing 3 bells: there are Worship are the principal landowner8. The chief crop~ several monuments to the Upcher and Manning families; are wheat, barley and oats. The soil is light mixed; in 1885-6 the church was restored by subscription, and subsoil, gravel and clay. Here is Ormesby Broad, about the chancel by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, at a roo acres in extent; it adjoins Rollesby Broad. This.. cost of upwards of £1,ooo, when the roofs o'f the nave parish comprises x,oo8 acres of land and 131 of water; and chancel were renovated, the interior reseated and rateable value, £2,925; the population in 1901 was 287. paved, a new chancel arch and east wind~>w erected, and Parish Clerk, George Pulford. a. stone pulpit, presented by Mrs. Worship as a memorial As!'istant Overseer, Charles Poll,Ormesby St.Margaret. to Wi:liam Worship esq. and in 1892 a finely carved oak Letters through Yarmouth arrive about 7.30 a.m. Wair reredos was erected to the memory of members of the Box, village, cleared at 7·45 a.m. & 5·30 p.m. Wall' Worship and Glasspole families: there are 120 sittings. L!•tter Box at the church, cleared at 8 a. m. & 5·45 p.m. The register dates from tbe year 1563. The living is a The nearest money order & telegraph office is a~ vicarage, consolidated with those of Ormesby St. Mar- Ormesby St. Margaret, about x! miles distant garet. and Scratby, joint net yearly value £198, including- The children of this place attend the school at Ormesby 63 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter o'f St. Margaret Kidman Frederic, Ormesby house on Ormesby Broad; boats & fishing tailer & Sportsman pleasure Worship Mrs tackle for hire; waggonette meets g-rounds ; pleasantly situated on the COMMERCIAL. all trains Broad; facilities for boating- & fish- Colman Ethelbert, market gardener Johnson "\Villiam, farmer in!:\' & picnic parties catered for; Cossey James, market gardener King William Waterloo, florist & opt>ned on Sundays to visitors Cossey William, market gardener fruit grower Shearing Robert, farmer Dobson Harry, shopkeeper & stamP, Knight Herbert, farmer Stolliday William, market gardener dist1·i'butor ' Lilly George, market gardener Thurtle W alter, farmer Green James, farmer , Manship Isaac William, farmer Yarmouth Water Works Co. (Thom'l• Enmphrey George Samuel, farmer Moore Isa.ac, farmer & market gardnr Robinson, engine foreman; Benj. Johnson Frederick Groom, Eel's Foot Richmond Samuel William, farmer Scar:ff, resident .supt. ), Pumping . pleasure & fishing grounds; situated Ric'hmond William, farmer & beer re- station
OULTON is a parish and village 3! mi:es north-west 1 glebe. in the g-ift of Mrs. B. Hunt, and held since r8g6 by from Aylsham station on the East Norfolk branch of the I the Rev. Alfred George Arthur Noel Hunt B.A. of Wad- Great Eastern railway., one mile north from Bluestone i ham College, Oxford. Here is a Congregational chapel station on the Midland and Great Northern joint railway I of ancient date, with a graveyard and a re-sidence for the· and 11 west from North Walsham, in the Northern I minister, together with sl acres of ~round attached:. division of the county, South. Erpingham hundred and J the chapel is endowed with a 11um of £5 a year from ll' petty sessional division1 Aylsham union and county court bequest