1876
1878
1879
1880
Compensation £10. Iron pallisade to be built in front of his cottage.
back of the White Lion. Most of street in darkness. Many collisions.
Street on Wednesday evening, by the strange behaviour of a young woman named Kate Simmonds.
Between eight and nine o’clock Simmonds declared she would drown herself, and ran down
Ravensmere in the direction of the river, followed by a small crowd. Some of her friends and
neighbours tried to persuade her to act like a rational creature, but she implored them to leave her
alone, that she might drown herself, and finally her well-wishers were obliged to use physical
violence to take her home. It is thought the woman was mad drunk.
Newgate. A room 15ft by 9ft rented by defendant occupied by himself, his brother and wife and their
seven children, ranging from twenty to three years. The cubic feet of air being sufficient for one
person only. Room to be occupied by one person only within seven days.
1858
1867
1875
1875
Mr
1875
1875
1880
1883
Fred Barber at annual Rents together of £11 2s
SALE: Dwelling House in Newgate occupied by Mrs Whitehead. Purchased by Mr Copeman of Loddon
COUNCIL; Newgate: Property occupied by Robert Read etc. to improve privy accommodation &
remove pig sty.
Watson, chemist, to be closed under Sanitary Acts.
TO BE LET: Stable & Chaise House & two capital store houses adjoining in Newgate, late occupied
by W Moore. Apply Flick & Sons, Land Agents, Saxmundham
remove pig sty.
Read. {SEE ABOVE}
SALE: In liquidation: Mr William Woolnough, fish dealer. Furniture.
1895
2s 6d
SALE: Newgate
Instructed by Mortgagee to sell: Brick & tiled Freehold Cottage in occupation of James
Cleveland at Rent of 2s 6d per week.
1904
1904
Cracknell, Jn
Dunn, Geo
Marine Store Dlr
Undertaker
NewG
NewG
1885
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1892
1893
1894
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
6 Jan
25 Aug
2 Feb
4 Oct
21 Aug
13 Aug
5 Jul
4 Jul
3 Apr
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
approved
Additions & alterations to Caxton Printing Works
Possible site for Public Convenience: NE corner of White Lion
Additions & Alterations to premises belonging to Mr Cutler in Newgate
Alterations to property in Newgate belonging to WB England
Additions to Caxton Works
Queen's Head registered as a Common Lodging House
Alterations at Caxton Works
Alterations to Caxton Works
New buildings for WB England in Newgate
approved
approved
approved
approved
1903
1903
1905
1905
1905
1907
1907
1908
1908
1909
1910
1911
1911
1911
1911
1911
1912
1912
1912
1912
1912
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
Planning
18 Aug
18 Aug
17 Jan
21 Feb
3 Oct
16 Jul
17 Sep
21 Jan
7 Apr
16 Feb
20 Sep
7 Mar
21 Mar
2 May
16 May
20 Jun
22 Apr
19 Nov
19 Nov
3 Dec
17 Dec
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
Newgate
approved
protest
approved
approved
approved
approved
New Workshop for Anglia Motor Co [Newgate?]
Mr Robinson erected building in Newgate without planning OK
Store 2 tons of Petrol in Newgate
Converting Mrs Suggate's Cottages in Newgate to Carpenter's Shop
Stables at the Police Station [Newgate]
Addition to Caxton Woks
Letter from Boardman, architect about surface water in Caxton Wks
New Boiler House for Caxton Works
Conversionof Stables at back of Stead & Simpson to 2 shops. No WCs
New Adult School in Newgate for Dr Fox
3 cases of overcrowding in Newgate, 22,24,26. Owners make habitable
Mr Walpole to erect small crane on premises in Newgate
Extra Room above Old Meeting House for Dr Fox in Newgate
Additin to Caxton Works. Outside walls to be 14 ins thick not 9 ins
Temporary building for Messrs Clowes at back of Dacre Place
Addition to Engine Room at Caxton Works
New Stables & Warehouses in Newgate for Masters & Skevens
Take Electric wire over road to Picture Palace in Public Hall
Mr Welham to send plan of building for engine at White Lion
Mr Welham's Engine House approved
Masters & Skevens sign over pavement at Warehouse in Newgate
protest
approved
approved
approved
approved
CATTERMOLE, Alfred
HARROD, Edward
SMITH, William S
WOOLNOUGH, Frederick
WOOLNOUGH, Edward
WOOLNOUGH, James
WOOLNOUGH, Frank
WOOLNOUGH, Charles
[b 1881 s of George & Lucy]
[b 1885 s of George & Lucy]
[b 1889 s of George & Lucy]
[b 1892 s of George & Lucy]
[b 1897 s of George & Lucy]
2nd
8th East Surreys
Essex Regiment
l/Cpl
Cpl
1870
1906
1915
Owned by Isaac Vertien at this time
Mrs Wheeler, owner; Agent, Bellward
from the Waterworks laid on, now in the occupations of Mr. Robert William Parnell, Mrs. Jemima
Baldry and Mr George Bradnum, as Weekly Tenants, at the Rents of 2/2,
producing an aggregate Annual Rental of £18 12s 8d.
with Heater Stove and Iron Pan, Pantry and Two Bedrooms, with W.C. and Yard in rear, and Water
Numbers 1, 3 and 5, Newgate, each containing Front Sitting Room with Stove and Closet, Kitchen
The Gas Fittings in No. 3 are the property of the Beccles Water & Gas Company and are not included in
1914-18
1933
(Bought W Brown £145)
ADVERTISEMENT: WJ Artis, 1a Newgate & The Quay, Beccles, for Choice Dairy Fed Pork and Poultry
direct from the Farm; Sausages a speciality, 100% Pork; Yachts catered for at Quay Dairy. Phone
Brampton 25; Adjoining...
1881 CENSUS
6155
William R. PARNELL M
M
Norwich, Norfolk, England
6156
6157
6158
6159
6160
6161
6162
6163
Compositor
39
18
14
10
37
Shipmeadow, Suffolk, England
Bungay, Suffolk, England
Bungay, Suffolk, England
M
M
M
Bungay, Suffolk, England
Manchester, Lancashire, England
Printer Machine Minder
Tailor Errand Boy
Son
Son
Son
Scholar
Boarder ((Lodger))
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
William PARNELL
Thomas PARNELL
Clayton E. PARNELL
Edward R. PARNELL
Ernest B. PARNELL
Edith GRAY
Robert J. TYE
U
M
M
6
4
1
F
M
Son
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Scholar
U
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Bellward
1906
1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
1965
1974
Parnell, RW
Parnell, William sen
Panell, Willam sen
Parnell, William, sen
Laws, George
Moore, Mrs
West, John
Sharratt, John
Skippings, drapers
Skippings, draper
1.1
1.1
1965
1974
Irvine, Joseph
Warnes, William
1870
1906
1915
Owned by Isaac Vertien at this time
Mrs Wheeler, owner; Agent, Bellward
from the Waterworks laid on, now in the occupations of Mr. Robert William Parnell, Mrs. Jemima
Baldry and Mr. George Bradnum, as Weekly Tenants, at the Rents of 2/2,
producing an aggregate Annual Rental of £18 12s 8d.
with Heater Stove and Iron Pan, Pantry and Two Bedrooms, with W.C. and Yard in rear, and Water
Numbers 1, 3 and 5, Newgate, each containing Front Sitting Room with Stove and Closet, Kitchen
The Gas Fittings in No. 3 are the property of the Beccles Water & Gas Company and are not included in
the Sale.
(Bought W Brown £145)
James Haddingham was a Private in the 3rd Norfolks
1881 CENSUS
6165
NewG
Charles WHITE
M
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
30
9
8
7
4
1 m
Wife
Daur
Son
Daur
Daur
Son
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
6167
6168
6169
6170
6171
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
Amy C. WHITE
Charles J. WHITE
Susan M. WHITE
Sarah E. WHITE
George WHITE
F
M
F
F
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Bellward
1906
1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
1965
1974
Spall, Geo
Spall, Mrs
Baldry, Mrs
Clutton, William
Burnham, Herbert
Pitches, William
Pitches, Miss VE
Pitches, Miss VE
Pitches, Stanley
Elden, Aubrey
1870
1906
1915
Owned by Isaac Vertien at this time
Mrs Wheeler, owner; Agent, Bellward
from the Waterworks laid on, now in the occupations of Mr. Robert William Parnell, Mrs. Jemima
Baldry and Mr. George Bradnum, as Weekly Tenants, at the Rents of 2/2,
producing an aggregate Annual Rental of £18 12s 8d.
with Heater Stove and Iron Pan, Pantry and Two Bedrooms, with W.C. and Yard in rear, and Water
Numbers 1, 3 and 5, Newgate, each containing Front Sitting Room with Stove and Closet, Kitchen
The Gas Fittings in No. 3 are the property of the Beccles Water & Gas Company and are not included in
the Sale.
(Bought W Brown £145)
George Bradnum enlisted in 1914. He was a Lance Corporal in the 8th East Surreys. He was
taken Prisoner. He died on 15 November 1915.
1881 CENSUS
6173
NewG
William CHARLISHM
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Post Town Letter Carrier (C S M)
6174
6175
6176
6177
6178
6179
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
Annie B. CHARLISH
William CHARLISH
Harriett CHARLISH
James C. CHARLISH
Albert CHARLISH
6
1
9
8
F
5
M
F
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Corton, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Daur
Son
Scholar
Son
Scholar
Beccles, Suffolk, England
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
Bellward
1906
1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
1965
1974
Farrow & Miss Wright
Farrow, Mrs
Bradnum, George
Bradnum, George?
Bradnum, Mrs
Bradnum, Mrs
Sampson, Ronald
Sampson, Ronald
Payne, Wilfred
Payne, Frances
6199
NewG
Robert J. THIRTLE
M
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Head
Butcher Jobbing
30
3
5 m
68
6201
6202
6203
NewG
NewG
NewG
Clara L. THIRTLE
Robert J. THIRTLE
Easter THIRTLE
W
F
M
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Norwich, Norfolk, England
Daur
Son
Mother
Messengers Widow
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.1
5.1
Clements
1906
1907
1914
1922
1927
Parnell
Parnell, William jun
Clark, Mrs
Smith, William
Smith, William
Herbert Kerry was Chief Soker on HMS Shannon
6205
2.1
NewG
Sarah A. TUTHILL
William TUTHILL
George TUTHILL
Anna E. TUTHILL
Frederick TUTHILL
Edith F. TUTHILL
M
38
12
9
6
1
F
M
M
F
4
F
Sutton, Suffolk, England
Sotherton, Suffolk, England
Wangford, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Wife
Son
Son
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
Son
6207
6208
6209
6210
6211
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
Beccles, Suffolk, England
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
Clements
1906
1907
1914
1922
1927
Carsey, Samuel
Kersey, Samuel
Kary, Mrs
Poll, Mrs
Poll, Mrs
6181
NewG
George TAYLOR
M
M
Geldeston, Norfolk, England
1870 list
38
21
12
8
6
4
3 m
Wife
Son
Son
Son
Son
Son
Son
Tanner Journeyman
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
6183
6184
6185
6186
6187
6188
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
James G. TAYLOR
John TAYLOR
Henry TAYLOR
William TAYLOR
Thomas TAYLOR
George TAYLOR
U
M
M
M
M
M
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
Clements
1906
1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
1965
1974
Taylor, George
Taylor, George
West, Mrs
Barnard, Reginald
Barnard, Reginald
Joiner, George
Joiner, George
Charles Sayer was on HMS Lucifer.
6190
NewG
George W. MAYES
M
M
Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
Baker & Confectioner (Journeyman)
6191
6192
6193
6194
6195
6196
6197
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
Caroline MAYES
Eliza C. MAYES
Robert W. MAYES
George W. MAYES
Harry J. MAYES
Charlotte MAYES
Arthur E. MAYES
11
10
8
7
2
4 m
F
M
M
M
F
M
Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Daur
Son
Son
Son
Daur
Son
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
Alexander, Wm
1906
1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
1965
1974
Poll, Stephen
Poll, Stephen
Sayer, Charles
Himbury & Harvy
Himbury, Alb printer
Poll, Wm (Sayers Yd)
Legood, Rt (Sayers Yd)
Legood, Rt (Sayers Yd)
Legood, Rt (Sayers Yd)
Legood, Rt (Sayers Yd)
1893
1893
1910
1914-18
This propery Newgate 11-19 was owned by the owners of 1 SMALLGATE, but was here sold as
separate Lot.
SALE: Frontage of 71ft on Newgate: Substantial Dwelling House & spacious Shop, with Offices, all
now used for trade purposes, & large Warehouses & stabling in rear occupied by Beccles Working
Dwelling House & Fish Shop & Offices occupied Geo Drake & W Goffin [No 15] Rent £15
AND Cottage adjoining, recently occupied Mrs Turner [No 15.1] at £6-10-0
AND Double Cottage in rear with Offices & garden occupied Jas Haddingham [No 17] & Sam Lutkins
[No 19] £13 pa
Annual rental £74 10s; (Withdrawn £500)
SALE: late Mrs Harriet Pert [see Plans of Sale]
5 brick and tiled Cottages in rear of No 1 Smallgate (Total Rental £27 3s 4d Purchased CC Betts
£220) and abutting on Newgate, with frontage thereon of 58ft 6ins
No 11, containing Large Front Living Room, with Bath Stove; and 3 Bedrooms, 1 with Stove.
Occupied by Mrs Barrett, Rent £5 10s
FIRST WORLD WAR
George Barrett enlisted in 1915. He was a Private in the 3/5th Suffolks
6212
6213
NewG
Thomas HEGGIE
M
M
Scotland
Baker Journeyman
27
5
2
Fersfield, Norfolk, England
London, Middlesex, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
6215
6216
NewG
NewG
Robert HEGGIE
Agnes HEGGIE
M
F
Son
Daur
Scholar
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
Pert
1907
1906
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
Barrett, Mrs
Barrett, Harriet
Barrett, Mrs
Barrett, Mrs
Carey, Thomas
Pearl, Bertie
Parnell, Alfred
Parnell, Alfred
1893
1893
1910
This property Newgate 11-19 was owned by the owners of 1 SMALLGATE, but was here sold as
separate Lot.
SALE: Frontage of 71ft on Newgate: Substantial Dwelling House & spacious Shop, with Offices, all
now used for trade purposes, & large Warehouses & stabling in rear occupied by Beccles Working
AND
Dwelling House & Fish Shop & Offices occupied Geo Drake & W Goffin Rent £15
AND Cottage adjoining, recently occupied Mrs Turner at £6-10-0
AND Double Cottage in rear with Offices & garden occupied Jas Haddingham & Sam Lutkins £13 pa
Annual rental £74 10s; (Withdrawn £500)
SALE: late Mrs Harriet Pert
5 brick and tiled Cottages in rear of No 1 Smallgate (Total Rental £27 3s 4d Purchased CC Betts
£220) and abutting on Newgate, with frontage thereon of 58ft 6ins
No 13, containing Front Room with Stove and 1 Bedroom. Occupied by Mr George Barrett , as a
weekly Tenant at the Rent of 1s 9d.
6217
6218
NewG
Harriet BROWN
W
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
1870 list
36
13
Daur
Grand Daur
Charwoman
6220
NewG
Harriet BARRETT
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
No Occupation
6222
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
Barrett, George
Barrett, Geo Picture Fr
Callor, Mrs
Callor, Mrs
1893
1893
1910
1914-18 WAR
separate Lot.
This property Newgate 11-19 was owned by the owners of 1 SMALLGATE, but was here sold as
now used for trade purposes, & large Warehouses & stabling in rear occupied by Beccles Working
Dwelling House & Fish Shop & Offices occupied Geo Drake & W Goffin Rent £15
AND Cottage adjoining, recently occupied Mrs Turner at £6-10-0
AND Double Cottage in rear with Offices & garden occupied Jas Haddingham & Sam Lutkins £13 pa
Annual rental £74 10s; (Withdrawn £500)
SALE: late Mrs Harriet Pert
5 brick and tiled Cottages in rear of No 1 Smallgate (Total Rental £27 3s 4d Purchased CC Betts
£220)
No 15 containing Front Living Room with Stove; Pantry; and 2 Bedrooms as weekly Tenant, at the Rent
of 2s 1d 1/2d occupied by Mrs Annie Thompson
6223
6224
6225
NewG
NewG
Dwelling:
Edward TURRILL
Newgate Street
M
Shipmeadow, Suffolk, England
No 15
owner: John Thompson
Mary Ann TURRILL
M
North Cove, Suffolk, England
Wife
6227
6228
6229
NewG
NewG
Walter TURRILL
Eliza VINEYARD
W
4
68
M
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Shipmeadow, Suffolk, England
Son
Mother
Agriculture Labourer Widow
15 [13?]
15
15
15
15
15
15
Pert
1906
1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
Balden, Mrs
Baldwin, Wm news agent
Davey, William
Carey, Thomas
Welham, Sidney
Hammond, George
Moore, Mrs
1893
1893
separate Lot.
This property Newgate 11-19 was owned by the owners of 1 SMALLGATE, but was here sold as
now used for trade purposes, & large Warehouses & stabling in rear occupied by Beccles Working
Dwelling House & Fish Shop & Offices occupied Geo Drake & W Goffin Rent £15
AND Cottage adjoining, recently occupied Mrs Turner at £6-10-0
AND Double Cottage in rear with Offices & garden occupied Jas Haddingham & Sam Lutkins £13 pa
1910
SALE: late Mrs Harriet Pert
5 brick and tiled Cottages in rear of No 1 Smallgate (Total Rental £27 3s 4d Purchased CC Betts
£220)
No 17 containing Front Living Room with Stove; Pantry; and 2 Bedrooms as weekly Tenant, at the Rent
of 2s 4d occupied by Mrs Maria Newson
6230
6231
NewG
William PAYNE
M
Barnby, Suffolk, England
Esther PAYNE
Florence A. PAYNE
Joseph W. PAYNE
Jane PAYNE
21
1
6 m
Payne, Mrs
Goldsmith Mrs
Goldsmith, George
Balls, William
Godfrey, Percy
Godfrey, Percy
Tubby, William
Tubby, William
Tubby, William
6233
6234
6235
17
17 [15?]
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
NewG
NewG
NewG
Pert
3
M
F
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Daur
1906
1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
1893
1893
1910
separate Lot.
This property Newgate 11-19 was owned by the owners of 1 SMALLGATE, but was here sold as
now used for trade purposes, & large Warehouses & stabling in rear occupied by Beccles Working
AND
Dwelling House & Fish Shop & Offices occupied Geo Drake & W Goffin Rent £15
AND Cottage adjoining, recently occupied Mrs Turner at £6-10-0
AND Double Cottage in rear with Offices & garden occupied Jas Haddingham & Sam Lutkins £13 pa
Annual rental £74 10s; (Withdrawn £500)
heater Stove, Iron Pan, and Sink.; and 2 Bedrooms as weekly Tenant, at the Rent of 2s 1d 1/2d occupied
by Mr Henry Goffin
£220)
No 19 containing Front Living Room with Stove; Pantry with small Kitchen adjoining in Rear, with
Brick and Tiled Outbuildingd containing WC and 5 Washouses and with water laid on from the
Waterworks.
6236
6237
NewG
Maria LAWS
W
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
owner: George Woolnough
6239
NewG
James A. ELVIN
M
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
24
Wife
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
Pert
1906
1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
Goffin, Henry jun
Goffin, Henry
Goffin, Henry
Edwards, James
Edwards, James
Callow, Percy
Cousens, Mrs
6238
6239
NewG
James A. ELVIN
M
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
24
Wife
19.1
Pert
1906
Goffin, William
This property seems to have been part of Smallgate 11 & probably Smallgate 13 at one time.
1593
(division: Murdoch 4d Task; Chapman 8d Task)
William Chapman for a tenement called Legions sometime Brown, folio 132
There is 8d part of the tenement to William Chapman & 4d, the other part to Ann Chapman
Task 1s
1669
1671
1701
1713
1715
1723
1725
1725
1740
DIVISION B: NEWGATE 21 & 23
1669
1671
1671
1701
1709
1720
1720
1723
1723
1780
1799
1841
1852
1862
Ann Chapman Her Tenement in Newgate Street in the tenure of John Sharlee
Robert Dowsing tenement late Ann Chapman
John Greenleaf for a tenement in Newgate late Ann Chapman
POOR RATE: John Greenleaf: Rated at £3
INDENTURE: between i ) John Greenleaf of Lowestoft, gent, eldest son of John Greenleaf of Beccles:
ii ) John Alexander, linen weaver; iii) Nicholas Bruning of Beccles, bricklayer;
Reciting indenture of 12 December 1712: between Dorothy Wyatt, widow of Thomas Wyatt, tailor, &
Thomas Wyatt, eldest son, & Daniel Wyatt, another son, sold to John Greenleafe, yeoman,
Messuage, being an equal part of the houses called Fisher’s and a moiety of the .......
and a pump with the upper & lower enclosed yards, taking in the ground with the post which is marked
TW made of iron, fixed and made fast to the post in a straight line to the middle stud of the Great Gate
abutting on a street called Newgate Street, formerly in the occupation of Thomas Neville Griffith, James
John Farrow and Thomas Bircham. 500 year mortgage of £240 4s
INDENTURE between i ) John Alexander; ii ) John Crisp of Beccles, beerbrewer.
INDENTURE between i ) John Crisp; ii ) Francis Howes of St Andrews Ilketshall, yeoman
INDENTURE between John Bruning of Beccles, schoolmaster, only son and heir of
Nicholas Bruning. ii ) Jefrey Ely, bricklayer
Between the land of John Clark, on the north; and a certain lane from Smallgate on
the south; one head abutting Newgate Street on the east; and the other head towards
the lands of Daniel Moories on the west.
The premises in the occupation of Jeffrey Ely & Mary Rymur.
Survey £2
Task 4d
Task 4d
William Chapman in his own use
William Chapman in the tenure of Wid Sewell
Chas Chapman tenement sometime Legions late Wm Chaplin his Father
Robert Dowsing tenement late Charles Chapman formerly Wm Chapman
Joshua Lincoln tenement formerly Wm Chapman late Dowsing
Benjamin Folkard tenement late Chapmans where he now dwells
Gateway to back of No 13 inscribed:
BF (on the left), EE (on the right) probably refers to a marriage between Benjamin
Folkard and Elizabeth Elmy, although I cannot at present find proof of the wedding.
The Folkards came from Gillingham.
Benjamin Folkard sometime Legions after Wm Chapman and after Chas Chapman
Ann Bales, wid, tenement in Newgate sometime Ann Chapmans late John Greenleaf
Abraham Schuldham Tenement in Newgate Formerly Greenleaf late Ann Beals
Hellen (owner) Hellen (occupier)
Mrs Hellen
SALE: of Elizabeth Hall’s Property: Two dwelling houses situate in Newgate with large yard, stables
and workshop in the occupation of Noah Edwards and William Crickmore at rentals of £13-10s-0d p.a.
Land Tax 4s-0d
Task 4d
Value £3
Value £2
Task 4d
Task 1s
Task 4d
Value4s-0d
dealer or cowkeeper. Apply PC Benns
1887
Hellen of Halesworth. Apply M Neal, watchmaker, Hungate
SALE: Lot 2: Smallgate & Newgate: Executors of PC Benns
Smallgate:- House & Fruiterer’s Shop occupied by William Knights [13 Smallgate]
Newgate:- Baker’s Shop, shed & Yard occupied by C Reynolds
{6 September: Purchased G Harrison £300]
1914
1916
1917
William C Wood enlisted in 1914. He was a Driver in the Royal Field Artillery
Samuel W Wood enlisted in 1916. He was a Private in the Durham Light Infantry.
Frederick J Wood enlisted in 1917. He was a Private in the Ordnance Corps
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William WELLS
42
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Waterman
NewG
NewG
Hannah BEALES
Dwelling:
9
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
No 23
Scholar
10.1
Newgate Street
owner: Benns, PC reps
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21
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PC Benns exors
Ford
1870
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1948
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Morse, William
Wood, Chas
Charles Wood
Mrs Wood
Wells, William
Wood, William
Wood, William
Wood, Mrs
Wood, Mrs
/
Barber, Albert jun
LOT 3: A substantial Doiuble Cottage, Stable, Lime House & Large Yard in NEWGATE [No 23], occupied
by Mr S Wiggett, bricklayer.
[6 september: Purchased Mr E Ford for £170]
23
23
PC Benns exors
1870
Noah Edwards
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NewG
NewG
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Samuel WIGGATE
Sarah WIGGATE
Arthur WIGGATE
45
46
22
M
F
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Bricklayer & Master Employ 6 Men
3 Boys
Bricklayers ((Son)) Journeyman
M
U
Wife
Son
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
Priscilla WIGGATE
Emily WIGGATE
Walter WIGGATE
Laura WIGGATE
Harriett WIGGATE
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M
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Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
Daur
Son
Daur
Daur
23
23
1902
1904
Wiggett, Sam
Wiggett, Sam
builder
builder
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
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1914
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1936
1948
1954
1965
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Wiggett, Sam exors
Wiggett, Sam exors
Wiggett, A & WJ
Wiggett, A & W
Barber, Albert
Barber, Albert jun
Barber, Albert
Speed, James
Speed, James
builder
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1751
1751
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1776
1799
1837
1852
1914-1918
1916
1915
Warner, Widow a tenement in Newgate late Warner
Elizabeth Jay, tent in Newgate, late Thomas Warner
Francis Warner, widow, tent in Newgate late Warner
Woods, Sam, Bridgell, Mr., Hillen, for a tenement in Newgate late John Warner
ORIENTATION of 13 Smallgate: “abutteth on street there called Smallgate to the west
and another street called Newgate Street in part and the yard of the said Warner in part
towards the east.”
Bradford, John
Hillen, Benj, Messuage on West side of Newgate, late his Father, before John Bradford, formerly
Bridgell (later Mary Hillen 1837)
Hillen, Mary, Messuage on west side of Newgate formerly John Bradford, Benj Hellen
Rent 3d l/2d
Rent 3d 1/2d
Rent 3d 1/2d
Rent 3d 1/2d
Rent 3d l/2d
Prisoner.
FIRST WORLD WAR
John West enlisted in 1916. He was a Private in the 7th Norfoks. He was wounded twice and taken
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NewG
NewG
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NewG
Edward ROUSE
Alice E. ROUSE
ROUSE
Robert HARVEY
Amelia FAIRHEAD
23
21
F
58
54
M
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
M
F
Sculthorpe, Norfolk, England
Shadingfield, Suffolk, England
Head
Wife
Boarder ((Lodger))
Nurse
Malster Labourer
M
1 m
W
W
Shadingfield, Suffolk, England
Southwold, Suffolk, England
Nurse (Monthly)
27
27
27
27
27
29
29
29
27
27
27
Cousin
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1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
1954
1965
1974
West, Samuel
West, Samuel
West, Samuel
West, Samuel
West, Samuel
Porter, William
Payne, Alfred
Payne, Alfred
Payne, William
Crisp, Eric
Crisp, William
1911
1913
1915
1917
John Ashley enlisted in 1911. He was a Captain in the 15th South Lancs. He was wounded and received
DCM (Distinguished Conduct Medal)
George Ashley enlisted in 1913. He was a Petty Officer on HMS Gopper
Herbert Ashley enlisted in 1915. He was a Sergeant in the Rifle Brigade. He was wounded.
Robert H Ashley enlisted in 1917. He was a Private in the 1st Suffolks. He was wounded.
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Rhoda CHAPMAN
W
F
Norwich, Norfolk, England
Malsters Labr Widow
29
29
29
29
Cousin (Beccles)
1906
1907
1914
1922
Reader, Jas R
Reader, James
Ashley, John
Ashley, Mrs
27
27
1936
1948
Ashley, Mrs
Ashley, Mrs
29
1974
Hood, John E
1975
Museum opened in June 1975
29.1
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1948
1954
1965
1974
1975
Adult School
Adult School/Library
Adult School/Library
County Library
County Library
Museum
Town Hall)
BACK of WHITE LION
WHITE LION BARN (in the early 18th century called the Town Hall)
Smallgate facing Newgate. The buildings behind the Newgate entrance have subsequently been pulled down and it is now a car
park..
29.2
29.2
29.2
England, WB
England, WB
1884
1885
1895
shown on the Map in this year.
England, WB
England, WB
Warehouse & Stable
£15
1474, 5 & 6
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1922
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1936
1948
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1965
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Ward, Jarvis A
Ward, Jarvis A
Ward, Jarvis A
Ward, Jarvis A
Ward, Jarvis A
Ward, Jarvis A
Clifford, RH & CoWine & Spirit Merchants
/
mineral water manufacturer [Bridge Street Works]
mineral water manufacturer
mineral water manufacturer
mineral water manufacturer
mineral water manufacturer
mineral water manufacturer
1875
1880
1880
1885
1887
1887
LICENCE; Sun Inn from Mr Buggs to Robert Cock.
LICENCES: Sun Inn, Mr RA Cock;
POLICE COURT: LICENCES :
William Chipperfield, late of the Greyhound, Westhall to the Sun
POLICE COURT: LICENCES: The Sun Inn to Joseph Bilke
SUNDAY CLOSING MOVEMENT Large attendance: The Rector: He considered the Sunday closing of
public houses would be an almost incalculable moral blessing to the country.
LICENCES: Sun from Mrs Bilke to Benjamin Reeve
LICENCE: Henry Davey of Framlingham to take the Sun, [Newgate]
*** SALE: Newgate & Smallgate: House formerly “The Sun” Inn & cottages formerly “The Chequers”.
1893
1911
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NewG
Robert A. COCK
M
M
Lowestoft, Suffolk, England
Head
31
12
Scholar
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NewG
Robert COCK
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Son
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NewG
NewG
Nelly COCK
Edith COCK
4
1
F
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Daur
Daur
31
31
31
31
31
31
31
31
31
31
31
31
Colcheter Brewery
Colchester Brewery
1890
1902
1904
1906
1907
1914
1927
1936
1948
1954
1965
1974
Davey, Henry
Davey, Henry
Davey, Hen
Davey, Henry
Davey, Henry
Taylor, George
Taylor, George
Spalding, Arthur
Spalding, Arthur
Spalding, Arthur
Spalding, Arthur
Spalding, Arthur
Sun Pub
SUN INN
beer retailer
PH & dwell
SUN INN
£12
1477
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1914
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1974
England, Wm
/
Ward, J
Ward, J
Ward, J
Ward, J
Ward, J
Clifford RH
/
mineral water
mineral water
mineral water
mineral water
wine merch
1916
1915
OXBOROUGH, Bert
33 Newgate
enlisted
1915 in
1/5th
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Charlte WOOLNOUGH M
41
F
Ditchingham, Norfolk, England
Wife
33
33
33
33
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33
33
Woolnough Chas
1906
1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
1965
1974
Woolnough, Chas
Woolner, Chas
Paddle, Edward
Paddle, Edward
Paddle, Edward
Paddle, Mrs
Paddle, Mrs
Paddle, Miss Ivy
Paddle, Miss Ivy
Paddle, Miss Ivy (she died in the early 1990s)
1837
1837
Lane,
SALE: Two Dwelling Houses in Manor House Lane in the occupation of Elizabeth Boyden & James
Brewer, with a Walled-in Garden, fruit trees, Gig House & Stable, opening into Newgate Street, lately
occupied by Rev Taylor the Proprietor, deceased. (Held for the residue of 1000 years from 7 August
1675)
ARGEEMENT 26 June 1837 between James Barnes of Beccles, bricklayer & William Edward
Crowfoot.
James Barnes shall within 14 days become the purchaser of a garden situate near the Manor House
late the property of Henry Taylor, clerk, deceased. James Barnes agrees to sell a piece of ground, part of
the said garden, to contain in length from NORTH to SOUTH 55ft and in breadth from EAST to WEST
45ft, and to abut on the said Manor House Lane towards the NORTH and Newgate on the EAST, but
exclusive of the walls, buildings, bushes and plants at the price of £50. And it is agreed that James
Barnes shall at his own expense clear the ground of the walls, buildings etc within three weeks from the
time he shall purchase the garden,
Later agreed that it should be £55.
11 August 1837 a Deposit of £10 paid.
1. Population 1831: 3827,
2. Provision at present (gratuitous) 44 boys (no girls)
3. School intended for 125 boys & 125 girls in two rooms. Sunday & Day Schools, supported by
4. Charges: one penny per week for each child and one penny per week in addition for each child taught
5. Estimate charge for Master & Mistress, books, etc.
6. Accommodation provided in Parish Church. At present 150, but can be enlarged to 250.
7. The Boys’ Room is to be 43 & 1/2 ft long and 17 & 1/2 ft wide & 14 ft high to the ceiling.
8. Foundation, floor, walls and roof of: hard burnt kiln bricks and slate.
9. The entire estimated cost £375. Ground £60. Building £275.
10. Money from subscriptions £194.
Received
11 August 1837
}
Interest on banking account
of John Day Esq from Annual Subscription Fund
Grant from National Society
12 November 1838
8 December 1838
15 December 1838
£0-0s-4d
£14-3s-6d
£50-0s-0d
£310-0s-8d
7 February 1839
19 February 1839
Paid
John Norman for 3 pr of thresholds (stone in lieu of wood)
John Day Annual Subscription
£0-5s-3d
£0-3s-9d
£125-9s-0d
16 March 1838
John Pedgrift (bricklayer) & John Norman (carpenter)
Remainder purchase & interest
£45-4s-0d
}
John Norman extra work
John Pedgrift extra work
George Taylor (brazier)
Lionel Swan (painter) for etra work
Samuel Haward (stonemason)
£7-15s-9d
£6-19s-4d
£4-16s-3d
£3-14s-9d
7 February 1839
FINAL SUM
John Pedgrift & John Norman; full contract
Messrs E & W Sharpin, solicitor: conveyance, stamps, etc.
Note Stamp
Total
£4-9s-6d
£0-3s-6d
£310-0s-8d
£125-9s-0d
£435-9s-8d
£0-9s-0d
Total
1868
1869
buildings may easily be converted into Dwellings. All fixtures remaining included. Sold 29 June for £175.
Opening of Working Man’s Newspaper & Reading Room in old Boys’ School, purchased by the Mayor,
Mr Garnham for this purpose. At 7pm 100 working men sat down to tea provided by the Mayor & his
friends.
placed this room at their disposal. The room is supplied with several of the leading daily and weekly
papers, and contains a library of about 500 volumes; the expenses are principally borne by the above
gentleman, the members contributing a nominal sum.
originated with the late Mayor, Mr William Garnham, who convened a meeting of working men and
TRUSTEE of Mr. WILLIAM WOOLNER GARNHAM’S ESTATE, to Sell by Auction, at the WHITE
LION HOTEL, BECCLES, on Tuesday, 11th August, 1875, at Four for Five o’clock in the Afternoon,
THE following Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, namely—
now occupied by the 4th Suffolk Artillery Volunteer Corps as a Drill and Orderly Room, and the other is
occupied by Mr. PASSMORE as a Lecture Room; the whole producing a rent of £19
Coal House and Small Yard at Back, and TWO SPACIOUS ROOMS, formerly used as a National
School, each Room being 44ft. in length, by 17 ft. in width. The Dwelling House and One Room are
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1881 CENSUS
Garnham, WW
1870
Garnham WW
Orderly Room
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Charles BARKHAM
M
Swaffam, Norfolk, England
Instructor
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Bridget BARKHAM
Charles BARKHAM
Eliz. BARKHAM
Florence BARKHAM
James BARKHAM
Arthur BARKHAM
37
13
11
4
3
Bristol, Somerset, England
Scholar
Scholar
Daur
Son
Son
M
F
M
F
8
M
M
Canada
Canada
Canada
F
East Indies
East Indies
Wife
Son
Daur
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NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
Scholar
Scholar
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35
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35
35
Col Wilson
1906
1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
1965
1974
Norman, Sam
Norman, Sam
Carr, George
Carr, George
Carr, George
Carr, George
Carr, Harry
Whitewood, Herb
Whitewood, Herb
Whitewood, Herb
Parish Clerk
Parish Clerk
suggest it is a stone building. The two schoolrooms, one for girls and the other for boys have different facades. The angles of the
gable roofs appear not to be the same and the stone dripstones above the windows are straight on the right and centre buildings
but oddly stepped up on the left. This feature is carried through to the pattern over the doors where the left one is curved, in
contrast to the others which are straight. [What interpretation would Freud have given to this contrast? Unfortunately we do not
know which was the boys’ classroom and which the girls’!]
The Headmaster’s house is a two storey building, the others single storey. The only light admitted to the classrooms on the east
side is through the fairly small windows in the gables [what happens on the west side?] was it very dark inside?
1917
LOT 2 FOUR CAPITAL Well built COTTAGES on the east side of Lot 1 adjoining Manor House Lane
and Newgate, occupied by Martha Mobbs, Fred Waters, Edward Bulwer and George Woolnough
[purchased R Thornton £205] [two of these in Newgate & two in Manor House Lane?]
SALE:-
Dwelling Houseslate, JW Thacker
Nos 37 and 39 Newgate and Nos 8 and 9 Manor House Lane, each containing Living Room, Scullery
and two Bedrooms, four brick and tiled Wash-houses with Coppers. Water from the Mains is laid on;
now occupied by Messrs H Dyer, [No 37] J Whale [No 39], CW Meadows and G Dow, weekly
Tenants, at Rentals amounting to £33 16s the Owner paying Rates. Freehold; Land Tax 8/8
[Sold to: Ellwood £205] (conveyed to JW Thacker 26 June 1873)
1916
CRISP, Alfred G
37 Newgate enlisted 1916 in Queens Royal West Surreys Pte Wounded
Lee, Eliz
Tripp, Han
Weavers, Wm
Holdron, Wm
1870
1870
Clarke, Abr
Clarke, Abr
3
3
Bulwer, Walter
Woolnough, George
3
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NewG
NewCi
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Sma
Sma
1870
1870
Thornton, Richard
Thornton, Richard
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Henry HALL
W
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
24
11
Daur
Boarder ((Lodger))
Housekeeper
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Alice PULFORD
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
37 Thacker (Gillingham)
37
37
37
37
37
37
1906
1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
Alden, Mrs
Alden, Mrs
Dyer, Henry
Ellwood, John
Ellwood, John
Smith, Albert
Sarbutt, Miss
37
37
1965
1974
/
Etheridge, Claude
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John STARLAND
W
M
Norwich, Norfolk, England
Painter Journeyman
1914
39
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39
39
39
39
39
Thacker, JW
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1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
1965
1974
Grimmer, G
Grimmer, George
Whale, Joseph
Whale, Joseph
Whale, Joseph
Whale, Joseph
Whale, Mrs
Whale, Mrs
Whale, Mrs
Whale, Mrs
This building has been destroyed
1922
[purchased W Woolnough £270]
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Samuel HURREN
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Harriet A. HURREN
Alice HURREN
Mary A. HURREN
Agnes HURREN
M
23
22
19
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Wife
Printer Book Folder
Printer Machine Minder ((Woman))
Printer Book End Paperer (Lab)
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NewG
NewG
NewG
F
F
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
U
U
Daur
Daur
NewG
NewG
Fanny A. HURREN
Sarah SPALL
U
9
20
F
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Daur
Boarder
Scholar
Printer Bookend Paperer
41
41
41
41
41
41
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
Edwards, Lazarus
Edwards, Lazarus
Edwards, Lazarus
Pipe, Royal
Rolfe, Mrs
Driver, Gordon
This building has been destroyed
1914-18 WAR:
[purchased W Woolnough £270]
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Henry ROBINSON
M
M
Sittingbourne, Kent, England
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NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
Walter ROBINSON
Martha BECKETT
Alice L. BECKETT
Frederick BECKETT
18
29
6
M
F
F
3
Pimlico, Middlesex, England
Pimlico, Middlesex, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
M
Printer Machine Labourer
Laundress
W
Daur
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Grand Son
Scholar
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43
43
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43
43
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Pells, NW
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1914
1922
1927
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1954
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1906
Bradnum, Alfred
Bradnum, Alfred
Bradnum, Alfred
Bradnum, Alfred
Bradnum, Alfred
Fairhead, Mrs
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1904
Larke, Hen
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45
45
45
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1914
1927
1936
1948
Larke, Hery builder
Taylor Bros builders
Fairweather, Art firewd
1881 CENSUS
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NewG
Sarah GIRLING
James GIRLING
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7
Stanton, Miss
Robinson, Geo
Robinson, Geo
Robinson, Geo
Leggatt, Jas
Leggatt, Jas
F
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Son
Scholar
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1927
1936
1948
1954
1965
1974
haulage contractor
haulage
haulage
haulage
haulage
1926
materials thereon. Depths range from 74ft to 71 ft, and an area of Sixteen Rods, well adapted for
Mercantile Purposes or a Building Site, with possession on completion.
The Purchaser shall within six months pull down the buildings on the property.
[Bidding £50 & £100, but withdrawn at that price.]
By this date the buildings had been pulled down, but nothing built in their place according to the 1926
map.
Wilson’s Removals.
1817
& Wiliam Abraham Schuldham of Marlesford, Suffolk, barrister, acting for William Schuldham of
Marlesford SECOND PART
in consideration of £2,500 paid by William Schuldham of Marlesford unto William Schuldham of
London, conveys ALL ESTATE as Cousin & heir of Frances Schuldham, late of Beccles, ALL
MESSUAGES, LANDS, etc of which Frances Schuldham died EXCEPT three Messuages or
tenements in Beccles in the tenures of Mr Pymar, Mr Cross & Mrs Berry & Mrs Groom.
INDENTURE between William Schuldham of London & William Schuldham of Marlesford of ONE
ALL THAT messuage in Newgate [presumably on the West side] with Yard & Garden now let to
Widow Groom & Widow Dunnett EXCEPT the Chaise House & chamber over, not included in the sale.
[also Saltgate 5 & 7 and property in Smallgate]
BLYBURGATE 17 Formerly NEWGATE G
This is now numbered 17 Blyburgate, but could be part of Newgate.
1736
1751
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1800.2
“1829”
1837
1852
Edward Donn, a tent in Newgate, late Buck
Edward Donn, for a tent in Newgate
Edward Donn, tent in Newgate
Mary Donn
William Crisp
Richard Thornton, late William Crisp, before Donn
Richard Thornton, tent in or near Newgate, late William Crisp, formerly of Edward
Donn (later John Crisp, junior)
John Crisp, junior, Esq., tent in or near Newgate, late Richard Thornton, before
William Crisp & formerly Mary Donn
Rent1s 6d
Rent 1s 6d
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William K.E. LARKM
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
42
18
19
U
13
9
5
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Son
Labourer General
Labourer General
Daur
Scholar
Son
Scholar
Scholar
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NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
William E. LARK
Robert Eade LARK
Anna Mary E. LARK
John Eade LARK
Frederick Eade LARK
George Eade LARK
Jessy Eade LARK
U
U
M
M
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M
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M
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Daur
Ernest E Parnell enlisted in 1915. He was a Private in the 3rd Suffolks
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Elliott Downing
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1904
1906
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1954
Smith, Edgar antique furniture
Riches, Wm
Riches, R
Riches, Wm cutler
Turner, Alfred
Turner, Alfred ?
Parnell, Ernest E
Burnham, Herbert
Godbolt, Mrs
Playford, Mrs
Wood, Alb [4a]
in 1862
1881
1914
1914
Number 4 Belonged to Robert Hellen (see Sale Plan of neighbouring property 27 August 1862)
Appears to have been owned by JK & WH Garrod
SALE:-
Block of Freehold Property, frontage of 46 ft upon Newgate, comprising Dwelling House and Shop
with paved yard in the rear, shed and warehouse, occupied by late Mrs Turner. Also Office, Warehouse,
Sheds and spacious Yard, with separate entrance, now in occupation of Messrs Wigg ans Sons.
(Withdrawn £210. Sold WJ Rose £175)
by the late owner, Mrs Sarah Turner, Frontage of 46ft on Newgate
Messrs Wigg & Sons (withdrawn £220).
Albert E Wood enlisted in 1915. He was an Engineman on HMS Vera Creina
Charles Rose was in the Norfolks
2534
2535
NewG
M
M
Brockdish, Norfolk, England
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
Turner, AC
55
32
16
14
13
11
58
Turner, Mrs shopkeeper
Turner, Sam
Turner, Sam
Turner, AC
Turner, Mrs shopkeeper
Wife
Son
Daur
Son
Son
Daur
Boarder
Butcher Journeyman
Blacksmith Apprentice
Scholar
Boot & Shoe Maker
2537
2538
2539
2540
2541
2542
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Zepho FINCH
Eva FINCH
Jesse FINCH
Silas FINCH
Amy FINCH
Charles DENNANT
U
U
W
M
F
M
M
F
M
Dickleburgh, Norfolk, England
Dickleburgh, Norfolk, England
Dickleburgh, Norfolk, England
Hoxne, Suffolk, England
Hoxne, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
1904
1904
1906
1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
Tobacconist
shop & Dwell
NewG
4 bed
Rose, Walter J
Wood, Albert
Wood, Albert
Beccles Engineering Co
are still in existence), were listed as unfit housing, but were repaired by the owner. They have
subsequently been pulled down.
1862
1881
1876
1897
1898
1901
1904
LOT 4: Four Brick & Tiled Cottages, with small Gardens in front, & entrance from Newgate, three of
which are now occupied by the Widow Page, James Nunn & Albert Lockwood, & one is at present
untenanted. Total Rental £17 - 17s [see plan in Sales File]
Copyhold of the Manor of Frostenden; Fine Atbitrary. Apportioned Quit Rent 3d; Land Tax 16s 3d 1/2d
SALE: 27 August of WK & JW Garrod
LOT 5: The Coach House & Granary, Cart Lodge, Three Stables with Hay Lofts, Chaff & Harness
Houses, & convenient Yard on the East Side of Newgate, adjoining Lot 4, & opposite the back of Lot 3
[in Sheepgate] [see plan in Sales File]
Copyhold of the Manor of Frostenden. Apportioned Quit Rent 3d; Land Tax 5s.
Presumably these prioperties did not sell in 1862 as they were still in the Garrods’ ownership in 1881
COUNCIL: Water unfit to drink in Messrs Garrod’s premises in Newgate.
John Garrod’s Will 11 September 1897: To his son-in-law, John Edward Tanner of Earls Court, London
William Henry Garrod died intestate 18 November 1898
SOLD to Charles Gooch of Halesworth
NEWGATE 30-08-1904
LOT 1. Four brick and tiled Cottages now occupied by Mrs Barber, W Neech, A Bates and S Adams as
weekly tenants, at the aggragate annual rent of £21 9s
(Withdrawn £170)
LOT 2. Pleasantly situated brick and tiled Cottage adjoining last lot, with small garden, occupied by C
Neech; also Boarded and tiled Cottage adjoining, and valuable garden now occupied by J Cracknell,
quarterly tenants at aggegate annual rental of £12 4s
(Not offered)
1
Newgate, Nunn's Yard
Newgate, Nunn's Yard
Newgate, Nunn's Yard
owner:
owner:
owner:
Gooch, E, Halesworth
Gooch, E, Halesworth
Gooch, E, Halesworth
repaired
repaired
repaired
3
4
2543
2544
NewG
Edward SHIPLE
M
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
33
5
2 m
Wife
Scholar
Daur
2546
2547
2548
NewG
NewG
NewG
William SHIPLE
Edith Maria SHIPLE
Anna SHIPLE
M
2
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
2550
NewG
Arthur Cook SIMPER
27
M
Tailor Journeyman
24
6
4
1
Eye, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Eye, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Scholar
Scholar
2552
2553
2554
NewG
NewG
NewG
Ellen SIMPER
Robert SIMPER
William SIMPER
F
M
M
Daur
Son
Son
2556
NewG
John ALDEN
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Alice ALDEN
Arthur SPALDING
John ALDEN
James Thos. ALDEN
Rosanna ALDEN
40
11
6
1
Wife
Stepson
Scholar
Scholar
Son
2558
2559
2560
2561
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
M
M
3
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
2563
NewG
James HAMMOND
M
M
Wymondham, Norfolk, Head
Millwright Journeyman/ Engine
2564
2565
2566
2567
2568
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
Elizb HAMMOND
Eliza HAMMOND
Priscilla HAMMOND
Agnes HAMMOND
22
19
U
9
F
F
15
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Printer Book Sewer
Schoolmistress Pupil Teacher (Board
School)
Daur
Scholar
U
Beccles, Suffolk, England
4.1
4.1
4.1
4.1
4.1
4.1
4.1
4.1
4.1
4.1
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.2
Gooch
1906
1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
1965
1974
White, Alfred
White, Robert
White, Robert
White, Alfred
White, Alfred
Schuurman, Heindrik
Gilbert, Eric
Etteridge, Mrs
Etteridge, Claud
Etteridge, Claud
2 bed
4.1 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.1 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.1 Nunn’s Yd 1
4.1 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.1 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.1 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.1 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.1 "Nunn's Yd 1
Gooch
1906
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
1965
Hurren, Henry
Goldsmith, George
Goldsmith, George
Goldsmith, George
Parfittt, Arth
Chase, John
Hard, Mrs
Payne, Mrs
4.2 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.2 Nunn’s Yd 1
4.2 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.2 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.2 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.2 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.2 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.3
4.3
4.3
4.3
4.3
4.3
4.3
4.3
4.3
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4
Gooch
1906
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
1965
1974
Davey, Mrs
Huggins, Mrs
Harvey, Alfred
Payne, Wilfred
Sampson, Bertie
Sampson, Bertie
Sampson, Bertie
Sampson, Bertie
Sampson, Bertie
4.3 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.3 Nunn’s Yd
4.3 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.3 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.3 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.3 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.3 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.3 "Nunn's Yd 1
Gooch
1906
1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
1965
Keable, Mrs
Cable, Mrs
Poll, William
Burnham, Herbert
Ward, Benjamin
Ward, Benjamin
Ward, Benjamin
Ward, Benjamin
Randlesome. Mrs E
4.4 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.4 Nunn’s Yd
4.4 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.4 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.4 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.4 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.4 "Nunn's Yd 1
4.4 "Nunn's Yd 1
1617c
1665
1671
1681
1707/8
1712
1734
1738
1739
1751
1765
1771
1789
1789
1789
1799
1805
1868
1867
Richard Denny for a Tenement and Lands before Silk (folio 81)
John Denny for a Tenement called Silks in the Backside
John Denny for a Tenement called Silks in the Backside
William Denny a Tenement called Silks, late John Denny, vid John Denny (folio 275)
Benjamin Primrose, a Tenement called Silks late John Denny, since William Denny
William Denny, Copyhold tenant, surrenders his Orchard
BETWEEN the Free[hold] Lands sometime of John Denny on the SOUTH;
a Lane called Fair Lane or Fair Close Lane on the NORTH;
a Lane called Hacon’s Lane to the EAST,
received from William Denny, his father.
To Benjamin Primrose, linen weaver, of Beccles
DEATHS: Benjamin Primrose [Sept 1734]
Benjamin Primrose for a Tenement called Silks late John Denny since John Denny
Benjamin Primrose died 1734. Benjamin Primrose, only son & heir admitted to one Yard
BETWEEN freehold Land formerly of John Denny on the SOUTH;
a Lane called FAIR LANE on the NORTH;
A Lane called HACON’S LANE on the EAST.
Received 1712 from William Denny.
Benjamin Primrose for one Yard late Denny
Benjamin Primrose, for a Yard late Denny COPY
Benjamin Primrose, linen weaver & whitester leaving off business. House, Whiting Office, Yards,
Weaving Shops etc TO LET
John Wright, Tenement formerly Silk, since John Denny, late Benjamin Primrose
Benjamin & Frances Primrose, to John Wright & Elizabeth, his wife for their lives & those of their
three children, To One Yard [part of the whole property]
BETWEEN the land of John Denny, formerly, now of John Wright on the SOUTH,
a Lane called Fair Lane or Fair Close on the NORTH
and Hacons Lane on the NORTH
Received 1738
INDENTURE between:
(1) Benjamin Primrose & his wife Frances (2) John Wright & Elizabeth, his wife (3) Thomas Rede
(4) Richard Rayner (5) Robert Beane
John Wright, carter, Himself and others
Charles Dashwood
INDENTURE Between
(1) Mary Ann Wigg of Beccles, spinster (2) John King Garrod, tanner (3) William Henry Garrod
for £100. Land with cottages & buildings standing thereon.
On the NORTH by the roadway [ie Institute Pathway]
On the SOUTH by land lately sold to Henry Rede, Esq.
SALE: late John Wright, at the King’s Head
Task 1s 4d
Task 1s 4d
Rent 2d 1/2d
Rent 2d 1/2d
Tillett, Wm
Wright, Jn
886
4.1
No 8
887
garden 0-3-0 acres
east side
NewG X 259
east side
east side
Arnup, IsI
side
Arnup, Isl
Adams, Thos
Oxborough, Jn
Smith, Edw
Wright, Jn
NewG X 259
Wright, in
Wright, Jn
Wright, Jn
3
1.1
12
888
889
890
behind 6, 8 & 10
behind 6, 8 & 10 ?
12 Beer House: Queen's Head
east side
east side
east side
NewG X 259
NewG X 259
NewG X 259
brewer
east side
east side
east side
Beane, Eliz
Shickle, Wm
Youngman, Dor
Wiggate, Jas jun
Balls, Eliz
Charlish, Wm
Denny, las
side
Wright, Jn
Wright, Jn
Wright, Jn
Wright, Jn
Wright, Jn
Wright, Jn
1.05
1.1
1.05
2
I .05
892
893
894
895
896
897
3
Queen's Head Yard
Queen's Head Yard
Queen's Head Yard
Four Cottages
Four Cottages
Four Cottages
898
east side
east side
east side
east side
east side
east side
NewG X 259
NewG X 259
NewG X 259
NewG X 259
NewG X 259
NewG X 259
east side
east side
east side
east side
east side
east side
east side
Wright, Jn
Four Cottages
NewG X 259
1867
Yard at the back, and
1871
1917
frontage of 49ft. 4in. next Newgate street. Beccles, adjoining the property of Messrs. J. K. and W. H.
Garrod, now occupied by Samuel Jude [No 6], James Ellis [No 8], and James Jessup [No 10], with
William Delf, containing altogether 0a. 0r 28p. more or less, the whole tenanted at an apportioned
annual rent of £19 5s.
ALSO COTTAGE Occupied by William Flowers, also the Shed and part of the Garden occupied by
The purchaser of this lot is to erect and maintain a fence on the North and East sides, to divide it from
lots 2 and 6, as shewn upon the plan, and will have a right of way through the opening from the street
over lot 2, as now staked out and shewn on the plan.
(Purchased by Mr Thornton)
SALE: Instructions from Mr Thornton & others to sell Freehold Property:
LOT 1: Three substantial & well-built Brick & Tiled Cottages in Newgate, with offices & Yards;
occupied by Jas Jessop, Jas Ellis, Samuel Jude.
SOLD to William Thacker £250
No. 6 contains Shop, Living Room with Range, Pantry and four Bedrooms; Paved Yard, brick and slated
Wash-house with copper and heater Stove.
No. 8 has three Living Rooms and two Bedrooms; Yard with brick and slated Coal House.
No. 10 comprises Shop, Living Room, Pantry, and three Bedrooms; Yard with brick And slated Shed.
There is a side Entrance by Public Path leading to Fair Close.
Water is laid on, and Gas to No. 6, but the Gas Pipes and fittings belong to the Tenant, all Shop Fittings,
brass Door Knocker and fittings in Yard are the property of the tenants and are not included in the Sale;
tenanted by Mr RH Ellwood, at a Rental of £9 -10s and Rates, excluding Water Rate, Mr WA Brown, at
£9, and Mrs E Jessup at £10, both including Rates; the whole amounting to £28 -10s per annum.
TENURE: Freehold OUTGOINGS: Land Tax 7/6
[Sold: Ellwood £375]
1914-18 WAR:
ELLWOOD, Robert
of £212. Wife of journeyman printer. Started her business in 1905.
CENSUS 1881
Susannah JUDE
Elizabeth TILLOTT
Alice Louisa PARR
M
U
68
41
4
F
F
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Westhall, Suffolk, England
Wife
Step Daur
Granddaur
NewG
NewG
NewG
Tailoress
Tailoress
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
Thacker (Gillingham)
1904
1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
White, Chas shopkeeper
1906
Ellwood, Mrs
Ellwood, Mrs
Ellwood, Mrs Ae
Ellwood, Mrs AE
Ellwood, Mrs AE
Ellwood, Mrs
Coleby, Bertie
confectioner
confectioner
confectioner
confectioner
6
1974
Ward, Stanley
confectioner
NewG
NewG
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
James ELLIS
Sarah BARWOOD
Thacker
62
92
1902
1906
1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
1965
1974
M
F
Clarke, John F
Clarke, JH
Clarke, John F
Brown, Walter
Ellwood, Robert H
Ellwood, Robert H
Driver, AJ
Driver, AJ
Driver, John
Coe, Henry
Coe, Henry J
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Blunderstone, Suffolk, EnglandBoarder
Shoemaker Jobbing Retired ((Master))
Ag Lab Wife
W
NewG
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
Sarah LUSHER
Thacker
3
1902
1904
1906
1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
1965
1974
F
Jessup, Eliz
Jessup, Eliz Mrs
Jessup, Eliz
Jessup, Eliz
Jessup, Eliz
Jessup, Eliz
Lusher, Misses
Beccles, Suffolk, England
shopkeeper
fancy repository
2 sitting & shop
shopkeeper
shopkeeper
shopkeeper
shopkeepers
2 bed
3 people
Phillips, Hery E
Meadows, Edward C
Meadows, Edward C
Beccles & Bungay Weekly News 21 January 1862 Page 4, column 4
DEATHS
On the 19th January, at Beccles, aged 69 years, Harriett, wife of Mr Eddy SMITH, of the "Queen's Head."
LOT 2. [12 Newgate] THE “QUEEN’S HEAD” PUBLIC HOUSE, with Yard and Outbuildings
occupied by Robert Cutler, a Pump of excellent spring water, and
ALSO COTTAGE [14 Newgate] occupied by William Copeman with a frontage of 68ft. next Newgate
Street;
ALSO [14.1 & 14.2 Newgate] Two Cottages at the back occupied by Robert Barrett and William
Woolnough or his under-tenants, and a small piece of the Garden occupied by William DeIf, containing
altogether, more or less, 0a. 0r. 36p. and tenanted at an apportioned rent of £24 10.
ANNUAL OUTGOINGS: Apportioned Tithe Rent Charge 1s; Land-Tax 4s - 8d
The purchaser of this lot is to erect and maintain a fence on the North and on the East, to divide it from
lots 3 and 5, and the lot is sold subject to a right of way from the street to lots 1, 4, 5, and 6, as staked
out and shewn on the plan.
1868
1871
1872
1880
1881
LOT3
1867
1871
1881
CORPORATION: Mr Thornton given permission to “case” the front of the Queen’s Head
LOT 2: The well-frequented Public House in Newgate called the Queen’s Head occupied by Robert
Cutler with newly erected Brick & Tiled Stables, large Cart Shed & Chaff & Harness House, Piggeries,
a large plot of ground in the rear, partly cultivated as a Garden.
ALSO: Three Cottages adjoinig the pub occupied by William Copeman [16], Mrs J Rose [18], & Robert
Barrett [20].
SOLD to RA King for £495
Transfer of Licence: from Robert Cutler to James Cutler
RETIREMENT: Mrs Elizabeth Ingram, Station Road, retiring from businesscarried on by her late
husband. James Cutler, bricklayer, plasterer, builder, Newgate, taking over.
AB Worthington owned the property
Stable now occupied by Robert Cutler, and a piece of Garden Ground occupied by William Delf,
containing altogether 0a. 0r. 36p. more or less, and tenanted at an apportioned annual rent of £l6 l0s.
Spall, William Woolnough, Benjamin Woo1nough, and Charles Turner, with the Yard at the back a
The purchaser of this lot is to erect and maintain a fence to the East to divide it from lot 4.
SALE: Instructions from Mr Thornton & others to sell Freehold Property:
Worthington, AB of Beccles Brewery, Northgate was the owner at this time
well situated in Newgate and comprising large brick and tiled DWELLING HOUSE and SHOP
and two benches, Private Sitting Room with stove and corner cupboard, Kitchen with cooking stove and
settle, Pantry, Coal House, two Bedrooms with two closets and wardrobe and two Attics; also large
Bedroom and Attic approached by separate staircase in rear
Spacious Yard partly concreted and approached from Newgate, containing brick and tiled Travellers’
Kitchen with stove, long table, bench and sink with water laid on, two W.C.s, Range of brick and tiled
adjoining in rear and GARDEN Ground, about 40 ft. by 34 ft., with back entrance from Newgate. Brick
and tiled
ALSO COTTAGE adjoining the Dwelling House, being No 14 Newgate, containing large Living Room
with stove, coal closet, pantry, kitchen with iron pan, wood
tiled Workshop in rear, now in the occupation of Mr. Joseph PAYNE, as sub-tenant, at the weekly rent
of 3/-; also brick and tiled
AND COTTAGE in rear, containing Living Room with stove and coal closet, kitchen, pantry and two
Bedrooms, now in the occupation of Mrs. Belsey, as sub-tenant, at the weekly rent of 2/-.
the
and affords an excellent site and space for Business Premises, or Workshops, the whole being now in
occupation of Mr. William Payne. OUTGOINGS: Land Tax as assessed, 14/1.
and will not be included in the Sale, and 1/ic property is sold subject to, and with the benefit of all rights
of way or other easements affecting the same.
Queen's Head [Newgate 12] : Dwelling House with Shop
AND 2 Cottages, Spacious Yard, Stabling, Outbuildings & Garden; Occupied by Wm Payne
58ft frontage to street & area of 5,600 sq ft
(Bought Charles Gooch £360)
PAYNE, Oscar
PAYNE, William B
1872
1872
Cutler, James
licence transferred from Robert to James
AB
2604
NewG
12
James CUTLER
M
U
32
14
11
7
29
F
M
F
M
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Norwich, Norfolk, England
Employing 7 Men And 4 Boys
12
Bricklayers Boy
Scholar
Scholar
Printer Machine Minder
2605
2606
2607
2608
2609
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
Emma CUTLER
Robert CUTLER
Florence CUTLER
James CUTLER
Charles SMITH
Wife
Son
Daur
Son
Boarder
12
12
12 Colchester Brew Co
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
1902
1904
1906
1907
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
Payne, Wm
Payne, Wm
Payne, Wm
Payne, Wm
Payne, Wm
Payne, Wm
Payne, Wm
Payne, Wm marine Store
Payne, Joseph W
Payne, Joseph W
beer retailer
beer retailer
dewll & PH
beer retailer
beer retailer
beer retailer
3 bed
12 Qu Hd
12 Qu Hd
12 Qu Hd
12 Qu Hd
12 Qu Hd
12 Qu Hd
12 Qu Hd
2611
NewG
Emily GARROD
M
F
Beccles, Suffolk, England
11
15
Nephew
Niece
Scholar
Printer Book Sewer
2613
NewG
Clara WORTLEY
U
F
Norwich, Norfolk, England
2615
NewG
William COPEMAN
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Fish Dealer
2616
2617
2618
2619
2620
2621
2622
2623
2624
2625
2626
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
NewG
Lorina COPEMAN
Robert COPEMAN
Walter COPEMAN
Martha COPEMAN
Jessie COPEMAN
Louisa COPEMAN
Catherine COPEMAN
10
8
6
4
2
1
U
F
M
M
F
F
F
25
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
F
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
Visitor
Charwoman
Son
Son
Daur
Daur
Beccles, Suffolk, England
NewG
Joseph FURZE
M
M
Norwich, Norfolk, England
2628
2629
22
2
Wife
Daur
NewG
Beatrice FURZE
F
Norwich, Norfolk, England
2632
NewG
Frederick CHALKER
61
M
Normanston, Suffolk, England
Miller Unemployed Corn
2633
2634
2635
NewG
Charlotte CHALKER
U
30
F
Loddon, Norfolk, England
Daur
Shopkeeper General
2637
NewG
Benj WOOLNOUGH
28
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Carpenter Journeyman
2638
2639
NewG
2641
NewG
James HADINGHAM
26
M
Westhall, Suffolk, England
Fish Dealer
2642
2643
NewG
Wilm HADINGHAM
11 m
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Son
2645
NewG
Wilm WOOLNOUGH
47
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Fish Dealer
M
Wife
Daur
Nephew
2647
2648
Labourer
2649
NewG
NewG
Eliza WOOLNOUGH
William COPEMAN
5
15
F
M
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Scholar
Agriculture Stockman
2651
NewG
Ann TURNER
W
F
Shipmeadow, Suffolk, England
13
Daur
14
14
Colchester Brewery
1906
1907
Payne, Joseph
Payne, Joseph
14
14
14
14
14
14
14.1
14.1
14.1
14.1
14.1
14.1
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
1965
Payne, Joseph
Payne, Joseph
Payne, Joseph
Parfitt, Arthur
Parfitt, Arthur
Perfitt, Arthur
1936
1948
1954
1965
1974
Link, Mrs
Gardiner, Hermon
Gardiner, Hermon
Jordan, Francis T
Legood, Wm
1922
Pathway, with Garden & Shed, and let to good Tenants at rentalsamounting to £13 13s pa. The Property
is Freehold.
[Withdrawn, but subsequently sold for £105.]
FAIRCLOSE PATHWAY. Situate at the rear of the Queen’s Head Inn, Newgate. In occupation of Miss
Cable, Miss Runacres & Mr J Hadingham
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Sarah REEDER
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F
Gt Snoring, Norfolk, England
Charwoman
2584
NewG
Mary Ann STONE
W
F
Charwoman
58
Bungay, Suffolk, England
Workman
2587
NewG
Erasm FRANKLAND
61
M
Aylsham, Norfolk, England
Harness Maker
M
Wife
2590
NewG
NewG
Margaret ADAMS
Fredk. Wm. ADAMS
M
22
F
7 m
Beccles, Suffolk, England
M
Son
2592
Beccles, Suffolk, England
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Survey
Cable, JG (1 Queen's Head Yd; 1 storey)
Cable, Miss
Owner : England
12.1 Qu Hd Yd
Cable, Miss
Cable, Miss
Cable, Miss
Cable, Miss
Cable, Miss
Ling, Roy
Link, Roy
12.1 Qu Hd Yd
12.1 Qu Hd Yd
12.1 Qu Hd Yd
0.1 Inst Pth 1
0.1 Inst Pth 1
0.1 Inst Pth 1
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1965
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Survey 1906/7
1902
1906
Neech, Mrs (4 Queen's Hd Yd; 1 storey) owner:
1914
1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
Chivers, Henry
Chivers, Henry
12.2 Qu Hd Yd
12.2 Qu Hd Yd
Gooch
12.2 Qu Hd Yd
12.2 Qu Hd Yd
0.3 Inst Pth 2
0.3 Inst Pth 2
0.3 Inst Pth 2
0.3 Inst Pth 2
Runacre, Miss
Robinson, Mrs
Todd, Henry
Payne, Arthur
Larke, Henry S
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occupant
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Survey 1906/7
1902
Watson, Mrs (3 Queen's Hd Yd; 1 storey)
1907
1922
1927
1936
1954
1954
1965
Watson, Mrs
12.3 Qu Hd Yd
owner:
12.3 Qu Hd Yd
12.3 Qu Hd Yd
0.4 Inst Pth 3
0.4 Inst Pth 3
0.4 Inst Pth 3
0.2 Inst Pth 1
0.2 Inst Pth 1
Hadingham, James
Hadingham, James
Hadingham, James
Pearl, Victor
Hindes, Mrs E
High, Miss MM
Survey 1906/7
Barber, Mrs (2 Queen's Hd Yd 1 storey) owner:
England
1922
1927
1965
Wood, Alexander
Wood, Alexander
unfit house demol 1940
12.4 Qu Hd Yd
0.4 Inst Pth 4
0.4 Inst Pth 4
12.5
12.5
12.5
1927
1936
1965
Crisp, John
Crisp, John
unfit house demol 1940
0.5 Inst Pth 5
0.5 Inst Pth 5
0.6 Inst Pth 5
[***1881 CENSUS: PEDDARS LANE***
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William ROBINSON
Sarah ROBINSON
Wilm ROBINSON
Henrietta MYALL
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23
8 m
24
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M
F
Halesworth, Suffolk, England
Beccles, Suffolk, England
Wrentham, Suffolk, England
Wife
Son
Serv
1900?
1929
your
1906?
show
THE ANGLIAN MOTOR COMPANY:
The Anglian Motor Company was alredy in existence in 1900. In that year it advertised in the Directory:
“William Robinson, cycle manufacturer; sole maker of the Clifton machine; wholesale and retail agent
for leading manufacturers; Station Road; works, Newgate Street.” It seems to have moved its premises
from 16 Newgate to 19 Hungate about 1929, according to an advertisement:
problem.”
Motor Cycle & Cycle: Sunbeam, Raleigh, Matchless, BSA, New Hudson, Armstrong, James, Swift.
From 1900 - 1922 there were premises of the Company at 6 Station Road. This later became Gale’s
ADVERTISEMENT: William Robinson, Hungate: “What shall I Ride for 1930? Let me solve
Garage.
their annual Motor & Cycle Show at Beccles induced me to pay a visit to their Engineering Works at the
Company to see how matters are progressing there.
I was aware that extensive alterations had been going on for some time on the Newgate Street premises;
but I confess I hardly expected to see the transformation that has actually taken place. Instead of a small
shop which had borne traces of struggling merit, there appeared a well appointed room adapted for
purposes, wherein motor bicycles and accessories will be displayed as distinct from the cycle showroom
in Station Road, while on the floor above is the Director’s room comfortably furnished, also a snug
room for the clerks and a well-lighted room for the use of the designer.
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Anglian Motor Co
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1907
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1922
1927
1936
1948
1954
1965
1974
Anglian Motor Co
Anglian Motor Co
Robinson Motor & Cycle
Robinson Motor & Cycle
Robinson, Wm Motor engineer
Dobson, Fred shopkpr
Tuppen, Norm shopkpr
Tuppen, Norm shopkpr
Jordan, FT grocer
Zodiac Cafe
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Anglian Motor Co
1906
Anglian Motor Works
1936
Dunn, Charles
1600.1
mariner, deceased and only daughter of Charles Thacker & heir of Anne of One Part and Robert Swayne
of Beccles, yeoman of the Other Part. For £27.
Charles Thacker, [married Anne Bransby, daughter of William] his tent in his own use
Charles Thacker, tent in Newgate late Bransby
INDENTURE between Anne Thacker late of Beccles, now of Great Yarmouth & relict of Charles
Thacker, deceased, daughter of William Bransby, formerly of Beccles, carpenter & Margaret, his wife,
deceased & Elizabeth Wright of Great Yarmouth, widow, relict of - Wright, late of Great Yarmouth,
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