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1847 Extracts History of the County of Suffolk by Augustine Page
History of the County of Suffolk by AugusinePage 1847
Jottings from Stinson and Jones by Gareth
Jottings from Stinson and Jones
1934 Agreement between Waller, Stollery and Waldringfield Sailing Club
1934 agreement with Waller, Stollery and Waldringfield Sailing Club
1934 Parish Magazine
Best viewed full screen by clicking square in middle of top bar.
2019 Roger Stollery talk Innovation and the Deben
Audio – you have to figure out where to advance the slides as the video was no good.
2013 Talk extract of Peter talking about his paper round
Sound quality is poor but audible. Slides are below. Script:
1920s ish Moules Family
2019 Interview of Quantrill Roy and Margaret by Alyson Videlo
Needs transcript some time.
1890 The church bells of Suffolk by Raven
The church bells of Suffolk; a chronicle in nine chapters, with a complete list of the inscriptions on the bells, and historical notes by Raven, John James, 1833-1906 Available here on archive.org can be viewed or downloaded as a pdf Relevant text: 498. WALDRINGFiELD ^// &/V;/i-. i Bell. Bell. Stephen Brame Churchwarden T. G. 17 14. … Read more1890 The church bells of Suffolk by Raven
1847 A topographical and genealogical history of the County of Suffolk by Page Augustine
A topographical and genealogical history of the County of Suffolk by Page, Augustine Available from archive.org
1913 The place names of Suffolk by Skeat
The place-names of Suffolk by Skeat, Walter W. (Walter William), 1835-1912 Available from archive.org
1618 Suffolk in the 17C The Breviary of Suffolk
Available here from archive.org See Extract on Deben from Breviary of Suffolk in the 17th C 1618 by Reyce Possible connection Thomas Appleton of Waldringfield Gent
1764 John Kirbys Suffolk Traveller
Various versions available from archive.org This is all the mention Waldringfield merits in 1764
1905 Copingers Manors of Suffolk
Volume 3 Pages 113 & 114 Available to download for free from archive.org page 113 WALDRINGFIELD There was one manor here in Saxon times. It belonged to Ranalf, brother of Ilger, and consisted of 1 carucate of land, a border, 2 ploughteams, reduced to 1 at the time of the survey, and a mill. In … Read more1905 Copingers Manors of Suffolk
The Deben by Kit Clark
The Deben Gives us much pleasure, Boats sail their measure, Against ebb and flow, Against winds high and low, Just walking the shore. Knowing there is more, Each day a different hue. Each day a changing view, Sands enjoyed by tots, All spades, buckets and pots, Birds that stay and feed. Dabbling in the weed, … Read moreThe Deben by Kit Clark
A Suffolk Village by Stella James
Early morning, early summer, the sun rises over the village on a perfect Englishday. Bobby opens up the garage while up the road Miss Bloomfield in the Post Office drinks her first tea of the day, dusts the shelves in the tiny lean-to shop, polishes the jars of jelly babies and dolly mixtures, farthing a … Read moreA Suffolk Village by Stella James
Web archives
This and others accessible from the Suffolk Libraries site Web archives
1893 George Mason newspaper obituary
Ipswich Journal – Sat 14th Oct 1893 Death of Mr George Mason At Ipswich Another link in the chain of busy, shrewd, far-seeing men who in their day played a prominent part in making Ipswich the prosperous commercial centre it is to-day, has been suddenly snapped, and that so suddenly that the inhabitants of the … Read more1893 George Mason newspaper obituary
BFI Film archive
Film from the 1900s others available
Anglo Saxon name and language information
2007 saxon manual Onomasticon – where AS names appear A_Dictionary_of_the_Anglo_Saxon_Language.pdf A Dictionary of the Anglo-Saxon Language
1587 Holinsheds Chronicles
Holinshed’s Chronicles of England, Scotland, and Ireland was a complete description of everything about Elizabethan Britain. There were 1577 and 1587 editions. The Description of England was complied by William Harrison. Of local interest: Volume 4 on Scotland is dedicated to Thomas Seckford. To the Right worshipfull Maister Thomas Secford Esquire and Maister of the … Read more1587 Holinsheds Chronicles
Shipping movements
1888 Jumbo, Brooks to London 1879 Invincible, Fiddaman out to Waldringfield from London There were two Invincibles both built 1879 Blackfriars or Gravesend
The Suffolk Chronicle; or Weekly General Advertiser & County Express. 10 September 1836 – Sale of Rivershall
Other various land sales in Waldringfield