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1838 to 1901 BURIALS

see also : ] ] ] 1838     PERRY  William of Waldringfield 88 yrs 3 Dec 1838       1839     WADLEY  Deborah of Waldringfield 36 yrs 2 May 1839       1840     PRENTICE  John of Waldringfield 21 yrs 6 Aug 1840 SHELDRAKE  Sarah (widow) of Waldringfield 83 yrs 30 Aug 1840 SYER  William…
alyson
August 14, 2019
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1838 to1900 Waldringfield BAPTISMS

1838   FARRER Higham s.o. John (farmer) & Elizabeth of Waldringfield born 14 Feb 3 Jun 1838     1839   BADHAM George David s.o. George David (esquire) & Sarah Emma of Waldringfield born 28 Feb 28 Mar 1839 BAKER Frederick s.o. Jane (widow) & Samuel GOODALL of Waldringfield born Sep/Oct 1838 19 May 1839     1840   BARBER…
alyson
August 14, 2019
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Margaret Cornish Author and Poet

A dyed-in-the wool pacifist, poet & Intellectual Margaret Cornish was poised to take up Scholarship to the Sorbonne University, but WII put an end to that hope.  She was teaching in a London Primary School but refused to be evacuated and so was sacked.   On a whim which had nothing to do with the war effort she went to work…
alyson
August 14, 2019
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Guide to All Saints, Waldringfield by Rev. Roy Tricker Jan 2019

Welcome to All Saints, in its lovely rural setting, about ½ mile south of the main centre of population, with delightful views eastwards from its tree-shaded churchyard, where a Saxon burial-urn was discovered in 1841 (now in the Purnell Collection at the British Museum). Early Christians probably took over the pagan burial-site and built their place of worship there, indicating…
alyson
July 3, 2019
BooksLord of Manor

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 Saxon times was 1 rouncy…
alyson
January 30, 2019
Lord of ManorPeoplePlaces

Lords of the Manor and ownership

      Waldringfield Hilton   From To   Source   695? Waldhere Bishop of London Supposition that land passed along the line of Bishops   955 Will of Bishop Theodred in 955 1) esawyer   955 Osgot from above Will on death o fTheodred     1035 1035 and 1044 there is also a mention of when the East…
alyson
January 29, 2019
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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 town could hardly bring themselves…
alyson
January 21, 2019
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Family Trees

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alyson
January 14, 2019
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Rectors and priests by year

1305   Nicholas de Herteval ?   Adam de Brunham 1330   Richard Taverner (de Neburn) 1349   Thomas de le Soler ( of Ipswich 1383   Willam Staloun 1386   ]ohn Brook 1392   Walter Arnald (of Debenham) 1405   Thomas Gylon (of Peynton) 1492   Stephen Esthawe 1436   John Lovell ?   John Skryvaner 1441   William…
alyson
December 21, 2018
FarmHouseIndividualProperty Details

Cross Farm

Associated with the family of John Crosse, 1674 Hearth Tax Return 1674. ((Place Names of the Deben Valley by W.G.Arnott)) Refered to as Rotten Farm at some point - see maps and    I quote from my 19th century (1891) walk  'Nearby, inland on our right as we proceed in a southerly direction, is Cross Farm; in 1674 this farm was…
alyson
December 6, 2018