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Norfolk - Thursford
Francis White's History, Gazetteer and Directory of Norfolk 1854, pp. 715-716
[Complete entry. Transcription Copyright © A.J. Carter, December 2000]
THURSFORD parish, 5 miles N.E. by E. of Fakenham, contains 346 souls, 74 houses, and 1,400 acres of land, chiefly the property of Sr Chas. Chad, Bart., the lord of the manor, who occassionally [sic] resides at Thursford Hall, an Elizabethan mansion, with bay windows, presenting a long embattled front. It was formerly the seat of the Guybons, who sold it, in 1573, to Geo. Chad, Esq. The Church, dedicated to St. Andrew, has a square tower, and is a rectory, valued in the King's book at £8, consolidated with that of Great Snoring. Here is a School, supported by the lord of the manor and the rector. There is a Fuel allotment, of 20a., and the poor have 20s. left by Mr. Curzon, who also left 10s. for a sermon.
Bowman Jno. blacksmith
Carver Rev. Jnth. B.A. curate
Hillen Jno. vict. Golden Lion
Joy Edw. harness mkr
Joy Lydia, school
Lee Hy. shopkpr
Lee Thos. smith & beerhouse
Low Jno. vict. Bell
Moy Hy. shoemkr
Newton Isaac, vict. Craw Fish
Roll Wm. carpenter
Russell Robt. corn miller
Smith Geo. joiner
Farmers.
Banes Abel
Bullock Wm.
Clark Wm.
Cushing Osborn
Daplyn Thos.
England Thos. Frog Hall
Flood Robt.
Flood Thos.
Haines Wm. (& shoemkr)
Lee Edw.
Low. Fras.
Reader Michl.
Russell John
Russell Wm.
Seales Booth
Towers Jno.
Utting Chpr.
Transcription Copyright © A.J. Carter, December 2000
1891 Census Names Index
Kelly's 1883
White's 1845; and 1883 [both GENUKI-NFK]
Thursford postmill [Jonathan Neville]
More Parish Information [Geoff Lowe & Andrew Rivett]
More on Thursford [GENUKI-NFK]
Return to villages index
Paddy's home page