Painters, plumbers & glaziers
ADVERTISEMENT: WV Feltham, Boot & Shoe Depot, New Market. New stocks of Men & Women’s
Boots & Shoes of best manufacture.
TO BE LET: Shop & Dwelling House suitable for any trade in New Market at low Rent. [It does not seem to
be either number 11 nor 33]
SALE: Freehold Dwelling, Shop & Premises in New Market in occupation of Frederick Howlett, plumber &
glazier
TO BE LET: House furnished or unfurnished: 2 rooms in New Market. Apply WW Davy, plumber
Corbyn, Baking Powder Manufactury moving from New Market to larger & more commodious premises
lately occupied as Printing Office by Messrs Read Crisp & Moore in Hungate Lane.
Frederick Mills, tailor moving from Hungate to New Market near the church.
FF Mills leaving town. Sale of Furniture.
TO BE LET: Commodious House in Market Place; Entrance Hall, Dining, Drawing, Study & Business
Rooms, 7 Bedrooms & large walled-in fruit & flower garden.
COUNCIL: Owner of Houses in New Market occupied by Mr Chalker in New Market to provide proper
privy accommodation & connect with the sewers
1868
1884
1872
1885
1885
1887
1887
1889
1892
1892
1894
1903
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1898
1898
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
25 Aug
25 Aug
8 Feb
5 Apr
8 Jan
8 Mar
7 Jun
2 Oct
7Apr
6 Dec
21 Feb
31 Oct
19 Dec
6 Feb
3 Apr
3 Apr
22 May
5 Jun
18 Sep
22 Jan
7 May
8 Oct
29 Oct
16 Sep
16 Sep
8 Feb
8 Feb
New Market
New Market
New Market
New Market
New Market
New Market
New Market
New Market
New Market
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New Market
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New Market
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New Market
New Market
New Market
New Market
New Market 11
New Market 18
Possible site for Public Convenience: Market Row in New Market
Possible site for Public Convenience: next to the Swan & Town Hall
Falcon Inn Yard. Stable in Yard
Fred Hall refused permission to boil bones in Falcon Yard
Arthur Pells to remove hoarding in front of White Horse forthwith
Additions to Mr McQueen's premises in New Market
Alterations to Mr Took's house and shop in New Market
Alteration to Mr Self's shop in [No 18] New Market
Additions to Mr AJ Ball's House in New Market. Explanation needed
Mr Arthur Leggett not to have Fish & Chip van in New Market
Sign 8ft above pavement for Beverley Bros in New Market
Alterations to Tower House for Mr Tracy
Fried Fish Vans to use New Market for 3 months with licence.
Alterations to WC & Urinal at King's Head
against Fried Fish Vans by Inhabitants of New Market
Fried Fish Vans no lomger to use New Market
Alteration Plans for Barclays Bank to be given to Council
Alterations to Barclays Bank
Direction arms to be placed on lamp, centre of Market: to Bungay etc
Swinging sign approved for Mr Leyneck on 32 New Market
Youngman & Preston; provide earth closets; cottages White Ho Yard
AR Scott to place coal hole in front of shop in New Market
Imorovements to drainage at the White Swan for Morse & Woods
Passage for Mr Brett in theNew Market
Signboard for Mr Rayner's Shop, 5 New Market
Alterations to premises in New Market for Womack Brooks
Alterations to Mr Loades' premises in New Market [No 18]
protest
approved
approved
protest
protest
approved
approved
protest
approved
SHOPS
a side entry from the passage into the shop. Many of the Kings Lynn ‘L’ shaped houses must have begun
like this. The unglazed serving bays had internal shutters which hinged up during business hours.
From the middle of the 18th century shopkeepers perceived that the advantage of the modern shop front
as a vehicle for increased sales, an early favourite being the bow front made up of many small panes. (see
High Street, Wells-next-the-Sea, but the best 18C. example is at the Paper Shop at Burnham Market.) The
style carried on. where trade was not good enough to replace it with newer fashions. Style still in use c
1840 (in Victoria Stores in Mattishall). There were structural disadvantages with the bowed front,
especially what to do about the cornice and the junction with the flat wall of the building behind.
Greek taste from about 1810 provided the solutions: rectangular in shape, an entablature for a fascia board
and a cornice for weather protection. eg late 18c No 14 Market Place Aylsham, advanced for the provinces
in its fluted Ionic columns under an entablature.
In the early 19C a variation was the double-fronted display window, with a door in the centre, which was
used where the front was wide enough.
deemed it a success. But would electric lighting be better, even if slightly more expensive?
TOWN COUNCIL: The Gas Company asked to remove the lamp in the centre of New Market
18 century with alterations. 2 storeys and attic. Brick, painted. 3 windows, at first floor, near-flush-frame sash, with glazing bars, formerly with
entrances in wood case with slender pilasters and bracket entablature.
Arthur Pells put in a new shop front (not the present one) & included the passageway on the left into the building.
See Pells list 22 No 19 undated
Zaccharia Bullen “Estate Agent”, Ingate Lodge.
CREDITORS: James Thirtle, grocer, tea dealer, draper, etc Sale of Stock in premises near Town Hall.
[No 1 New Market]
Abraham Brown, Boot & Shoemaker, thanks for 17 years support, has taken business of James Carr, New
Market.
OWNER
1871
1814
1823
1827
1841
1851
1851 CENSUS
390
Zacharia Bullen
Zacharia Bullen
Mary Anne Gooderham
Mrs Gooderham
John Garnham
Zacharia Bullen
Zacharia Bullen
saddler, auctioneer
saddler, auctioneer
James Thirtle
grocer
£11- 15s
1879 @ 73]
M
U
390
390
390
390
390
William Thirtle
Esther Thirtle
Ferdinand Thirtle
Mary Ann Thirtle
Robert John Thirtle
14
11
8
4
16
F
M
F
M
M
Norwich, Norfolk
Beccles, Suffolk
Beccles, Sufolk
Beccles, Suffolk
Briston, Norfolk
Dau
Son
Dau
Son
Son
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
1871
1881
1881 CENSUS
? uninhabited [shop?]
1896
1904
1906 Survey
1907
1912
1914
1922
1927
1933
1937
1948
1954
1965
1974
John Garnham
Robert Block
James Carr
David Soanes
shoemaker
shoemaker
£18
Mrs Block
fancy depository
dwelling & shop
fancy depository
fancy draper
fancy repository
Miss Evelyn Delf
E Delf
Evelyn Delf
Evelyn Delf
E Delf
E Delf
National Provincial Bank
National Westminster Bank
Block, AR William H Delf
4 bedrooms 2 sitting rooms & shop
William H Delf
William Delf
fancy depository
fancy draper
fancy depository
fancy repository
WH Delf exors
I have not been able to idenify this property before 1810, or its earlier ownership. It may have been a part of 3 New
Market on the west side or Lloyds Bank or Sheepgate AE on the east.
1954
Listed Buildings description:
1637c
1638
1640c
1649
1653
Robert Soane, mercer, for 2 tenements, messuage late Debden before Bungay [folio 144]
[Robert Soane married Mary Brouning in 1632]
Robert Soane, for one messuage an Inn called the Bell in the New Market and
another late Bungay, Ben Fuller
William Crane, Tenement late Debden before Bungay [folio 166]
William Crane, the Elder, mercer, late Fuller
[William Crane, senior, born 1595; died June 1651]
William Crane, Messuage and yard in Sheepmarket near the Market next to the house of Henry Parker on
the west, which descended to him from William Crane
William Crane, junior, Tenement late his Father's formerly Soane's, of old Debden's [folio 187] Task 8d.
HEARTH TAX:
William Crane, Gent, [born 1624; died 1691] for a tenement in the New Market south
Indenture between Mary Warner, widow, one of the daughters & co-heiresses & executrix of William
Crane, gent, of the one part & Thomas Stubbs, brazier, of the other..
ALL THAT messuage wherein William Crane for a long time dwelt & wherein he also died & where
Thomas Stubbs dwells, with outhouses, stables, yards, orchards, etc. situated
BETWEEN the messuage formerly of Edward Tyrell now of Richard Playters [New Market no 5 (FA), now
Boots] in part & parcelsof one other messuage called the Falcon [New Market no 9 (FA) now Martin’s]
in part of the west:
& another messuage late William Crane now in the use of John Rogers [Sheepgate AE] in part & parcel of
a messuage now of Mary Warner & formerly of Philip Nevill [Sheepgate, now Lloyd’s Bank (H)] in part &
in her occupation formerly parcel of the same premises on the EAST;
& abutting the street to the NORTH;
& a lane to the SOUTH [Hungate Lane?]
AND a small piece of land near the gate of the above messuage or Inn called the Falcon, adjoining the
house, formerly a stable, but now used by Thomas Stubbs for a warehouse, extending from the south end
of the stable or warehouse towards the north 40ft & 10ft breadth.
[Visitation of the County of Suffolk: “The Cranes resided in a good old house in a conspicuous part of the
Town of Beccles, but which has lately been rebuilt. (date?)”]
Thomas Stubs,Tenement late Crane's formerly Soane's
Stephen Bootman, tenement late Crane's formerly Soane's since Stubbs
Stephen Bootman: huge inventory of shops etc: Framlingham, Halesworth, Beccles; Value £577
SEE full copy of Inventory in Inventories file.
[Stephen Bootman died in January 137/38, his wife Mary in February 1737/38 & their daughter Mary in
June 1738, aged 2]
TO LET: Shops in Beccles & Halesworth to be let, late in the use of Stephen Bootman, brazier, deceased
Stephen Bootman, one messuage in or new New Market next Sheepgate, formerly Crane's, since Stubbs
Task 8d.
Task 8d.
1674
1693
1708
1730c
1737/38 Inventory 26 Jan
Task 8d.
1739
Relief of 2s 10d. by death of Stephen Bootman, his Father.
John Field, tenement late Bootman's before Stubbs in Sheepgate near New Market.
Thomas Blowers, Messuage in or near New Market next Sheepgate formerly Stephen Bootman
1757
1769
Catherine Blowers, Widow, messuage near New Market next Sheepgate late Thomas Blowers, her
husband, Stubbs, Bootman and late Field.
Mary Blowers?
James Courtnall, [He died in May 1829 aged 73 & was buried in the Congregational graveyard]
Messuage late Mary Blowers
1797
Blowers.
James Courtnall, of Barnet, Herts. Messuage in or near New Market late Sarah Courtnall before Mary
Blowers.
ADVERTISEMENT: 1 June 1849: William Woods, premises late Mr Woodward, opposite Kings Head Boot
& Shoe
received in his dairy Suffolk Cheese
1857
ADVERTISEMENT:
ADVERTISEMENT: R. Block. Good rice for feeding
Contractors for pulling down & rebuilding the shop belonging to Mr Block. Apply to see plans.
Recent Improvements of Streets:- Houses formerly a disgrace & an eyesore have been pulled down &
supplanted by buildings erected in a more modern style. ... By far the most marked improvement which has
of late years been made, is the new premises erected in front of the Kings Head by Mr Block. They consist
of a very fine house built of white brick and containing a large and commodious shop, very handsomely
fitted & well arranged, forming on the whole an improvement which has long been needed in this much
frequented entrance to the Market Place.
CHRISTMAS: The Shops in this Town are gay with their usual Christmas decorations, especially those of
Mr R Block & Mr CF Parker, grocers.
LOCAL ELECTIONS: Retiring Councillors: C Horsley, H Read, JL Kent, A Kent.
Elected C Horsley 245, Read 225, Kindred 165, WW Garnham 137.
1863
1863
1877
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS: Candidates: Mr Block, E Masters, N Pells, JP Walton. Mr WP Garrod has
withdrawn.
ELECTION: Elected: JM Brundell 350; E Masters 316; A Brown 252; N Pells 244;
NOT ELECTED: Isaiah Copeman 228; JP Walton 225; R Block 39, H Newson 30. About 590 burgesses took
part. With the working classes Isaiah Copeman & A Brown were the favourites, which shows what can be
done by personal canvas & liberal promises!
1882
TO BE LET: Three Villas, Salisbury Place, Station Road, each containing Drawing Room, Dining Room,
Kitchen, Scullery, 4 Bedrooms. Rent 18 gns pa. Apply Robert S Block.
NOMINATIONS OF PARISH OFFICIALS: Overseers: JM Brundell, TA Woodroffe, RA King, A Pells;
Guardians: R Block, J Boutell, JK Garrod, H Cunningham, B Woolnough & WR Clarke. Assessors &
Collectors of Taxes: James Mullet & Jonathan Nobbs
BECCLES WATER & GAS COMPANY AGM: Present *JP Walton (Chairman), *J Crisp, *WM Crowfoot,
*CF Parker (Managing Director) *WH Tacon, H Read, W Read, S Steel, *RS Block, H Hopson & W Delf.
Profit £999. Dividend Paid in 1888: 9% of £8600 = £774. Manager’s Salary £150; Secretary £40; Wages
BLOCK, Robert Shimmon, retired grocer, 67 years, 16 May 1891
1890
ADVERTISEMENT: PJ Jolly of Ipswich has succeeded to old fashioned Italian Stores of Mr RS Block in
New Market. Experience of Tea & Provision Trade.
Mr RS Block thanks for support of last forty years.
1851
1851 CENSUS
390
390
390
390
1861
1871
1881
1881 CENSUS
5117
James Courtnall
Charles Suggate
Shoemaker
Elizabeth Suggate
Elizabeth Suggate
Charles Suggate
James Courtnall
Robert Block
Robert Block
M
31
3
11 mths
Robert Block
Robert Block,
Robert Block
F
F
M
Somerset
Lowestoft, Suffolk
Beccles, Suffolk
Wife
Dau
Son
Grocer
Grocer
£40
£40
5119
5120
1896
1904
1906 Survey Block, AR Jolly, PJ
1907
1912
1914
1922
1927
1933
1937
1948
1954
1965
1974
NMar
NMar
Mrs Block
George PRETTY
Amy MULLITT
U
19
21
Philip Jolly
6 bedrooms, 3 sitting rooms & shop 2 occupants
M
F
Grocer
Hoxne, Suffolk, England
Wissett, Suffolk, England
Assistant
Serv
Grocers Assistant
General Serv (Domestic)
Philip Jolly
dwelling & shop
Mrs Block
grocer
Wine Dealer
grocer
Philip Jolly
Philip Jolly
Midland Bank
Midland Bank (HE Davis, manager)
Midland Bank
Midland Bank
Midland Bank (OL Smith, manager)
Midland Bank (OL Smith, manager)
Midland Bank
Midland Bank
occupied by Miss Cattermole
1851 CENSUS
390
390
390
390
1851
1861
Harriet Cattermole
Samuel John Cattermole U
Harriet Boon
James Courtnall
James Courtnall
U
48
Harriet Cattermole
Robert Block
49
M
18
F
Beccles, Suffolk
F
Bookseller
Beccles, Suffolk
Dau
Stationer
Serv
Trowse, Norfolk
1845
1849
1850
Woodward, Wm
Woods, Wm
Jarman, George
printer
390
1644
1649
1664
1674
1675
1693
1700
1736
1748
1783
Henry Barker for a tenement late Osborne
Henry Barker
Edward Turrell, in the New Market, late Osborne after Barker
Mr Turrell, Hearth Tax, 5 Hearths
Eliz Turrell for tenement late Barker in New Market
Robert Collyer tenement in New Market South
Richard Playters, (apothecary) tenement in New Market late Colliers
Taylor, Robert [died 1746] tenement late Playters before Collins
Francis Sewell, Mess in New Market late Robert Taylor before Playters & Colliers
[Francis Sewell married Martha Matthews in 1757; He died in 1783; she died 1772]
Martha Sewell, [born 1757; died 1823 aged 65] tenement in New Market, late her father’s, Robert Taylor
before Playters
Robert Wall, of Great Yarmouth, gent., messuage in or near New Market late Martha Sewell, spinster,
before Francis Sewell, formerly Robert Taylor
Rev Thomas Wall, of Toft Monks, messuage near the New Market now in occupation of John Mayhew,
late Robert Wall formerly Sewells
Robert Wall a bankrupt, Sale 12 Nov 1838: messuage with Banking Room, Chemists & Linen & Wool
Draper in front near the Market Place in occupation of John Mayhew
JB Corbyn, Market Place, Beccles. Stock of the newest & most popular music, including songs, dances,
duets, glees, quadrilles, waltzes etc. Also pianoforte music in great variety.
John Garnham, messuage near New Market now in occupation of Joseph Corbyn, late Thomas Whall
formerly Robert Whall
Rent 10d
Rent 10d
Rent 10d
Rent 10d
JB Corbyn, [5]
New Market, Baking Powder manufacturer, packets 1d, 2d, 4d, 6d, 1s,
wholesale & retail
1857
ADVERTISEMENT: Mrs Corbyn, [5] New Market, Piano & Singing, instruction in the accomplishments;
FIRE at
1857
Steel
conducted by Mr & Mrs Corbyn. 29 March: Handel, Mozart, Mendelssohn, Haydn)
ADVERTISEMENT: Mrs. Corbyn Piano student
ADVERTISEMENT: JC Corbyn, Chemist, Summer Beverages: Persian Sherbert & Gingerade. In packets of
1d each, for a refreshing, grateful & Cooling Draught.
BANKRUPT: JB Corbyn, Chemist & Druggist, Nw Market
Bankruptcy Act: Joseph Bishop Corbyn, chemist & druggist. Send details of debts to W.W Garnham, one
of Trustees of Assignment.
SALE under Trustees of Bankruptcy. Goods of Mr Corbyn.
William Flower [son of the Minister of the Congregational Chapel] takes dispensing chemist business of
Mr Corbyn. For the past five years he has been assistant to Messrs Randall & Son of Southampton &
head of the Dispensary Department.
1858
1865
1866
1875
1875
1878
1880
1880
LICENCES: William Flower, New Market, Intoxicating Liquor Licence; owner John Garnham
ADVERTISEMENT: William Flower, Wines & Spirits, Chemist
ADVERTISEMENT: Flower, Chemist, Market Place. Wines, Spirits, Champagnes, Whiskey.
Congregational Schools. Superintendents: E Masters & JL Kent,; Treasurer W Read; secretary C Chase.
Mr Flower resigned secretaryship after 13 years, who recalled that he took over from Mr ward, who on the
ACCIDENT to Mrs Corbyn, who fell down the stairs carrying some linen.
Mrs CORBYN leaving Beccles. She has been intimately associated with the local musical world of Beccles
during the last 50 years. A few years ago no one thought of getting up a concert or an entertainment
without asking Mrs Corbyn to assist. Many a first class concert has been promoted in Beccles by Mrs
Corbyn and her late husband, and the Beccles public past and present, owe much to her in the elevation of
musical taste of the community. I hear she is about to reside wih her son in London.
PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY of Great Britain have elected William Flower a member
DEATH of Mrs FLOWER. She went to Cookley, near Halesworth, to make arrangements for the marriage of
her sister, but she caught a chill and became very seriously ill. Mr Flower spent his time in nursing his wife
at night and attending to his business in the day-time, until he too, exhausted by his unwearied attentions
and by anxiety, was prostrated, and the sad intelligence of his wife’s death of kidney disease reached him
as he lay helplessly weak and ill in bed. Mrs Flower, who was the daughter of Mr Tacon of Wrentham,
leaves seven young children. [she was 44]
ADVERTISEMENT: AW Rayner, MPs, MICO, Chemist and Optician, Photographic Materials; Drugs and
Galenicals. Established 1812. Market Place, Beccles; Toilet requisites bu leading makers; Private Sight
Testing Room. Phone 110. Registered Optician under National Health Insurance Additional Benefit.
Pulled down & replaced with new building
1889
1887
1650
1668
1694
1756
1781
1820
1824
1828
1832
1841
1851
1851 CENSUS
389
389
389
390
390
390
390
390
390
390
390
390
Barker, Henry
Turrell, Edward
Playters, Dr
Sewell, Francis
Sewell, Francis
Robert Wall
Robert Wall
Robert Wall
Robert Wall
Garnham, John
Garnham, John
Barker, Henry
Tyrell, Edward
Playters, Dr
Sewell, Francis
Sewell, Francis
John Mayhew
John Mayhew
John Mayhew
John Mayhew
Corbyn, JB
Corbyn, JB
Banker & draper
Banker & draper
Banker & draper
Banker & draper
Chemist
Chemist
11.06 s
13.09 s
14
£4
£6
£10
£13-6-8
£13-6-8
£13-6-8
£26.10
£26
Eliza Corbyn
Catherine Corbyn
Joseph H Corbyn
Eleanor Corbyn
Anna Maria Corbyn
Alfred T Corbyn
Ellen Copeland
William C Smith
Edward Wods
Eliza Barkway
Sarah Hammond
M
36
8
7
5
5
3
19
19
16
22
21
F
F
M
F
F
M
F
M
M
F
F
Botesdale, Suffolk
Beccles, Suffolk
Beccles, Suffolk
Beccles, Suffolk
Beccles, Suffolk
Beccles, Suffolk
Islington, Mddx
Uxbridge, Mddx
Lowestoft, Suffolk
Geldeston, Norfolk
Halesworth, Suffolk
Wife
Dau
Son
Dau
Dau
Son
S-in-Law
App
App
Serv
Serv
Professor of Music
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
Governess
Druggist Apprentice
Druggist Apprentice
Domestic Servant
Domestic Servant
U
U
U
U
U
1871
1881
1881 CENSUS
5107
5108
5109
5110
5111
5112
5113
5114
5115
Garnham, John
Flower, Wm
Flower, Wm
Flower, Wm
Chemist
Chemist
£30
£30
Jane S. FLOWER
Catherine FLOWER
Annie G. FLOWER
Marion J. FLOWER
William T. FLOWER
Henrietta S. FLOWER
Alice FLOWER
Eliza KENT
M
37
9
7
5
4
2
1
F
F
F
F
M
F
F
17
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
F
Wife
Daur
Daur
Daur
Son
Daur
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
Covehithe, Suffolk, England
1904
1906 Survey Flower, Wm
1907
1912
1914
1922
1927
1933
1937
1948
1954
1965
1974
2001
Flower, Wm
Ground, Wm
Rayner, AWdwelling & shop
Ground, WD!
Rayner, Arch
Archibald Rayner
Rayner, Arch
Archibald Rayner
Rayner, Arch
Rayner, Arch
Boots
Boots
Boots
Boots
Boots
Chemist
5 bedrooms, 3 sitting rooms & shop
Rayner, Arch
Chemist
Chemist
chemist & optician
Chemist
Chemist
cash chemists
chemist
chemist
chemist
chemist
17 century with alterations. Rough-cast. 3 storeys. Oversailing 2nd floor. Near-flush-frame windows, now with central glazing bars only. slate
Until c1770
1770+
1782
Property Divided. No 7 sold to Joseph Lambert
otherwise Lambert. [probably this building]
WILL: Hannah Pain, wife of James Pain of Mutford, farmer [grand-daughter of Joseph Lambert]
My tenements or dwellings, with yard, land etc. adjoining the Falcon, now in the occupation of Robert
Beane and others.
SALE: 24 February 1865, Late Thomas Woodthorpe.
LOT 8: An excellent trade situation with frontage of 15ft next the New Market -consisting of the premises
occupied by Mr Corbyn as a “baking powder factory” next his Chemist’s shop [NMar 5] containing two
lower rooms and three upper rooms and an outer wash house, also right of using Pump in the Yard, paying
one third of the expenses of repair. Mr Corbyn is a yearly tenant from Michaelmas quarter at £9 p.a.
NB The cellar under the house belongs to the adjoining house, the Falcon Inn.
Tenure: Freehold
[Sold for £145]
Corbyn, Baking Powder Manufactury moving from New Market to larger & more commodious premises
lately occupied as Printing Office by Messrs Read Crisp & Moore in Hungate Lane.
ADVERTISEMENT: AJ Balls, Fish, Ice, Game amnd Poultry Dealer, Market Place, Beccles; Phone 43;
Established 1894; “Travel” Agent for Eastern Counties Omnibus Coy. Parcel Rates: 7lbs 4d; 14lbs 8d;
Delivery 2d.
1868
1851
1851 CENSUS
389
389
389
389
389
389
389
1861
1871
1881
1881 CENSUS:
uninhabited
1896
1904
1906 Survey
1907
1912
1914
1922
1927
1933
1937
1948
1954
1965
1974
2001
Thomas Woodthorpe
Charles Layton
Hairdresser
£8-05s
Maria Layton
Emily Layton
Charles Layton
Frances Layton
Harriet Layton
Joseph Horne
Thomas Woodthorpe
William Hubbard
John Read
M
40
9
7
4
2
Joseph Corbyn
William Spear jun
John Read
F
F
M
F
F
59
Reydon, Suffolk
Beccles, Suffolk
Beccles, Suffolk
Beccles, Suffolk
Beccles, Suffolk
M
Wife
Dau
Son
Dau
Scholar
Yarmouth, Norfolk
Ironmonger
Watchmaker
Alfred Balls
Alfred Balls
AJ Balls
Alfred Balls
Alfred Balls
Alfred Balls
Alfred Balls
Alfred Balls
Alfred Balls
Edith Balls
Hill, Stanley
Little, Walter
Little, Walter
Express Cleaners
John’s Butchers
Fishmonger
4 bedrooms, 2 sitting rooms & shop
fishmonger
Fishmonger
fishmonger
AJ Balls
dwelling & shop
Mark Buck exors
Fishmonger
Fishmonger
Outfitters
Outfitters
Fishmonger
5s 0d
James Bungay, for 3 tenements Bonns late Francis
Peter Burrow, parcel of tenement called The Falcon, Bungay, with consent of Thos Fletcher, the owner, by
1617c
Hester Page, (widow) of FIRST PART
Thomas Page (gent) eldest son & heir of Hester Page of SECOND PART
from John Seaman (woollen draper) for £34
ALL THAT Messuage, now used as a stable & hay house over it, being the WEST side of the SOUTH
gatehouse belonging to the Common Inn, the Falcon, wherein Robert Lane now dwelleth & all three small
pairs of yards or grounds being also parcel of the yards or grounds belonging to the Inn, with the walls &
edifices.
BETWEEN William Collins on the WEST [Newmarket 11 west part]
Some of John Seaman’s land abuts on EAST [Newmarket 11 east part] & NORTH]
1668