SALE of FURNITURE by S Crowe at Beccles of Furniture late Mrs Keddington ... quantity of orange
& lemon trees. At White Lion:-
SALE of new-built HOUSE, 6 Sleeping Rooms, Dairy, Stabling for 3 Horses, Workshop, Saw-Pit for
Carpenter or a Wheelwright. James Hardy, proprietor.
SALE: Auction by Sam Crowe, under deed of assignment for benefit of creditors at King’s Head
Very excellent NEW-BUILT brick and tiled Messuage, with sash front: containing parlour, kitchen,
dairy and other convenient offices & six sleeping rooms; also stabling for three horses, workshop,
saw pit, spacious yard, and newly planted garden, containing more than a quarter of an acre of land,
now in the occupation of Mr James Hardy, millwright.
The  above  estate  situate  in  Beccles,  and  in every respect calculated for carrying on the trade of
carpenter or wheelwright. Possession at Lady Day next.

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a  
approval  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SALE : by Instructions from late Miss Howman; [see Plan of Sale]
 
 
less, in the occupation of Daniel Dennant, as a yearly tenant, under the terms of an expired  
agreement at the Rent of £5. The tenant is under notice to quit at Old Michaelmas next. Freehold;
Land Tax 5s 7d 1/2d; Apportioned Tithe commutation Rent Charge 6s.

 
purposes, having an extensive frontage next Ravensmere Street, and containing 0a 2r 7p more or

Reynolds & George Elvin. Rents £13- 10s together.
 
 thoroughfare of 53ft 6ins & an entire depth on Rosemary Lane.

SALE: Furniture of Mrs Carter in Ravensmere [6 Titshall Alley]
SALE: late Sarah Thornton; Sale of Household Furniture.

SALE: Mrs Rachel Gill: RAVENSMERE: DOUBLE COTTAGE in occupation of Messrs W Spall 30 &
& D Honeywood, with Yard & brick, Boarded & Tiled Outbuildings, consisting of Cartshed, Stable,  
Harness House & COW HOUSES in occupation of Mr W Robinson. Total rent £34 5s 4d.
 

NEW BUILDINGS:  Town Clerk: The Council have power to make a bye-law that before new  
houses are built intending builders shall submit plans of proposed buildings.
 
 

Mayor: I should think that very necessary. It is the case in other towns, and I think it would prevent
good many unsightly buildings if the plans were submitted to the proper authorities for their

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
empower the Council to refuse a building being erected on private building land.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
have undone or remade.
 
with them afterwards. He did not know that there was any special Act of Parliament which would

before the buildings were erected.
Mayhew: It would not do to interfere with the appearance of buildings, would it?
Town Clerk: Not altogether; but the safety and healthiness of the buildings.
Deputy Mayor: Building lines are adopted in other towns: Lowestoft for instance.
Mayor: In many towns plans have to be submitted before any buildings are allowed to be erected.
Darby: Would this apply to those new buildings I am now making? That is on private property.
Crowfoot: I think it would be a very good thing, particularly as regards drainage arrangements. It is
very possible builders in ignorance might make arrangements which the Council would afterwards

 
 
would take some steps. I want to see about the drainage there.
 
builders should lay their plans before the Council for approval.
 
 
 
 

Darby: I am building some houses in Ravensmere, and I want to make a proper street. I shall keep to
a line, and I should think such a matter would not apply to a private road. I wish the Corporation

Town Clerk: The matter was brought before the notice of the Mayor the other day, how necessary it
was to keep an eye on new buildings. I am under the impression that the power to make a bye-law on
the subject exists under the Sanitary Act.
Crowfoot moved that the Sanitary Committee frame a bye-law that this should be done. Agreed.

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additions to National School
New houses: specifications required from EC Darby in Ravensmere
House on land near Ravensmere for Mr Gowen
Addition of 2 WCs by John Moore in Ravensmere
Addition to house in Ravensmere for Mr Huson; Cow shed, Stable
Additions to House in Ravensmere for Thomas Bent
2 New Cottages for Mr JC Read in Ravensmere
Gas Co (with plan) erect transporter over road near Puddingmoor
2 New Houses for Mrs Bent in Ravensmere
2 New Houses for JC Read in Ravensmere
Addition to JC Read's House in Ravensmere
3 New Houses for Mr HA King in Ravensmere.
3 New Houses for WL Clarke in Ravensmere
4 New Houses for WL Clarke in Ravensmere
Addition to the National School
Building Estate in Ravensmere by George Elsy - referred back
Mr Elsey's new building estate in Ravensmere. Bye laws ignored.
Mr Elsey's plans for estate in Ravensmere
Regret Mr Elsey withdrew offer to widen road by land near Railway
Slaughterhouse in Ravensmere 20 yds of Children'sHome lose licence
Mr Bent's Slaughter House run by J Turner can continue. Plans awaited
Reconstruction of Slaughter House in Ravensmere
2 new Houses in Ravensmere for John Ellwood
Slaughterhouse in Ravensmere occupied by Turner be recognised
Elsey offerred to widen Ravensmere & Rav East for £60. considering
Surveyor inspected Titshall Alley: everything satisfactory
Council not to accept Mr Elsey's offer ref Ravensmere widening
Elsey comply with Bye Laws: Party Walls between WCs Ravensmere
15 Houses for Messrs Hindes in Ravensmere
Alterations to cartshedin Ravensmere for Mr Bent occ Wm Hall
Wm Le Grice owner of Slaughter House near North Ho; keep no pigs
4 Houses in Ravensmere for Messrs Hindes
4 Houses in Ravensmere for Messrs Hindes
Slaughter House near North House occ CJ Sampson registered
4 Houses in Ravensmere by Messrs Hindes
1 Cottage in Ravensmere at entry to Pound Rd for Irah Read
2 New Houses in Ravensmere East for George Elsey
Elliott, WJ & Keable give land between houses if path laid
Nuisance of van dwellers on S side of Ravensmere East of Mr Elsey
1 House in Ravensmere Road east for Mr Herbert Hindes
4 Houses in Ravensmere East for Mr Hindes
5 Houses in Ravensmere East for HG Jackson
Wash Houses for 16,18,20,22 Ravensmere East for Messrs Hindes

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1874 
1874 
 
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House
 
 

I, William Moore, printer of Beccles apply for a licence to sell liquor retail, on or off the premises in
Newgate Street opposite the National Schools, at present unoccupied.
 
READ (jointly concerned) are favoured with instructions to Sell by Auction, at the
 
Afternoon, by  direction of the Trustee of Mr. WILLIAM MOORE’S Estate,
 
 
 
 
 

THE following Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY-
The following five Lots are a range of newly-erected Brick and Slated Residences and Public
in Ravensmere, described as Douglas Place.
Lot 12. A free Public House called THE CAXTON ARMS, occupied by Robert Norman.
Lot 13. A Double Residence occupied by Robert Cock and William Goffin

 
 
 
 
1875 
 
1889 
Gained

 
 
 
 
 
corner of the new Public House. He to pay half the cost.

Lot 14. A Double Residence occupied by Charles Mitchell and Charles Cornish
Lot 15. A Double Residence occupied by William Lee and Charles Barnard
Lot 16. A Double Residence occupied by Alfred Cattermole and Henry Woolner
The above property is all Freehold and Land Tax redeemed.
COUNCIL: The path in front of Mr Moore’s new Cottages be made & continued to the  

 
experience of fixing electric bells & telephones. Crank bells converted to electric bells.

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1885     East Suff Gaz 28 Apr        LICENCES: Caxton Arms temporarily to Benjamin Revell.
1885 
1892
1893

TO LET: Caxton Arms, Beccles. Apply Steward, Patteson & Finch from 11 Oct.
POLICE COURT: The Caxton Arms from Thomas Wright to Robert Collett
LICENCES: Caxton Arms: temporary licence to Robert S Norman;

LICENCE: Caxton Arms, Ravensmere  to C Bolingbroke
PRESENTATION at the Caxton Arms, to MF BUCK ,of a marble clock, by members of the Caxton
Athletic Club “as a slight recognition of his valued and faithful service as honorary secretary since its
formation - December 15, 1893.” He had been connected to the Club for 27 years.
A PAIR of Young HORSES belonging to Mr RJ Read run away through the town. The driver William
George, pluckily sticks to the animals, but they fall after rounding the Caxton Arms corner. George
receives a fractured leg and a scalp wound, and the horses are much cut about.
ENTERTAINMENT: A Smoking Concert in connection with the Ancient Order of Shepherds takes
place at the Caxton Arms.
WORKS PARTY: The employees of the Ingate Iron Works hold their annual meeting at the Caxton
Arms; Mr. W. Edmunds in the chair.
DEATH  OF  SAMUEL  LARKE  of  Lowestoft,  aged  75.  Eldest  son  of  Mr  Robert Larke, builder of
Beccles, whom he assisted with his business until 1874, when he went as foreman to James Nelson,

builder of Lowestoft, who built the Caxton Arms & the terrace, Douglas Place.
TRANSFER OF LICENCES: The Caxton Arms from Robert Rowe, deceased, to his widow May Rowe.

1841 
1845 
1851 
1855 
1865 
1875 
1881 census 
1885 
1899 
1901 census  
1906 survey 

 
 
 
 
 
 
2842 
1 
52 
A 111 
 

not built
not built
not built
not built
not built
not built
Norman, Robt 
Norman, Robt S 
Bolingbroke, Chas
Bolingbroke, Chas
Hall, EM   

M 
S Patterson 
S-Patterson 
M 
Steward Paterson

Innkeeper/Gas 
30 
35 
Printer, compos 
3 bedrooms    3 sitting rooms & bar 

1841 
1845 
1851 
1855 
1865 
1875 
1881 census 
1885 
1899 
1901 census 

 
 
 
 
 
 
2852 
2 
 
A 110 

not built
not built
not built
not built
not built
not built
Upcraft, Wm 
Upcraft, Wm 
Cousins, Jn 
Cousins, John 

M 
Gt Yarmth Inv 
Gt Yarmth Inv 
M 

printer, compos 
10 
10 
carrier 

 
5  DOUGLAS PLACE

1841 
1845 
1851 
1855 
1865 
1875 
1881 census 
1885 
1899 
1901 census 
1906 survey 

 
 
 
 
 
 
2858 
 
54 
A 109 
 

not built
not built
not built
not built
not built
not built
Goffin, Wm J 
Goffin, Wm J 
Goffin, Wm J 
Goffin, Wm 
Riseborough, Wm  

M 
Gt Yarmth Inv 
Gt Yarmth Inv 
M 
Lovewell Blake 

10 
printer reader 
3 

Kirby Cane 
6 

1841 
1845 
1851 
1855 
1865 
1875 
1881 census 
1885 
1899 
1901 census 
1906 survey 

 
 
 
 
 
 
2865 
55 
4 
A 108 
Borrett, C             

not built
not built
not built
not built
not built
not built
Rye, Joseph 
Rye, Josp R 
Rye, Joseph 
Rye, Joseph 

M 
Gt Yarmth Inv 
Gt Yarmth Inv 

printer, machine 
10 
10 
printer, machine 
3 

M 
Lovewell Blake 

50 
3 

1841 
1845 
1851 
1855 
1865 
1875 
1881census 
1885 
1899 
1901 census 
1906 survey 

 
 
 
 
 
 
2870 
 
56 
 
 

not built
not built
not built
not built
not built
not built
Buck, Mark 
Buck, Harrt 
Dunn, Wm 
empty 
Dunn, Wm            

U 
Gt Yarmth Inv 
 
 
Lovewell Blake 

10 
Gt Yarmth Inv 
 

 
3 

1841 
1845 
1851 
1855 
1865 
1875 
1881 census 
1885 
1899 
1901 census 
1906 survey 

 
 
 
 
 
 
2875 
6 
57 
A 107 
 

not built
not built
not built
not built
not built
not built
Lee, Wm
Lee, Wm
Lee, Wm
Lee, Wm
Douglas Pl 

M 
Gt Yarmth Inv 
Gt Yarmth Inv 
M 

printer, compos 
10 

10 
53 
Balls, John            

Brantham
Lovewell Blake 

1841 
1845 
1851 
1855 
1865 
1875 

not built
not built
not built
not built
not built
not built

1881 census 
1885  
1899 
1901 census 
1906 survey 

2879 
7 
58 
A 106 
 

Barnard, Chas 
Chaston, Chas 
Barber, Wm 
Barker, Wm 
Barber, Wm          

M 
Gt Yarmth Inv 
Gt Yarmth Inv 
M 
Lovewell Blake 

printer, warehse 
10 
10 
horse dealer 
3 

Stockton
5 

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1851 
1855 
1865 
1875 
1881 census 
1885 
1899 
1901 census 
1906 survey 

 
 
 
 
 
 
2887 
 
59 
A 105 
15 

not built
not built
not built
not built
not built
not built
Catchpole, Alf 
Burton, Jas 
Burton, Jas 
Barker, Jas 
White, Charles        Lovewell Blake 

M 
 
 
M 

35 
Masters, Edw 
Masters, Edw 
52 

10 
printer, cutter 
3 

Norwich
6 

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1845 
1851 
1855 
1865 
1875 
1881 census 
1885 
1899 
1901 census 
1906 survey 

 
 
 
 
 
 
2891 
9 
60 
 
 

not built
not built
not built
not built
not built
not built
Woolner, Hy 
Woolner, Hy 
Woolner, Hy 
Woolner, Henry 
Kearns, F

M 
Masters, Edw 
Masters, Edw 
58 
Lovewell Blake 

printer, letpress 
10 

10 
printer, overseer 

Beccles
2 sitting

1576 
4d
1593 
 
1671 
1671 
10
1672 
1674 
1675 
1680 
1693 
1693 
 
1700 
1704 
4d
1715 
1736 
1743 
4d
1741 
1778 
 
1780 
1809 
 
1829+
1830 
 
1851 
 
1863 
 
 
1875 
 
1902 
 
 
 
1918 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
RAVENSMERE 19

The Widow Clerk, for the tent. late John Wrythock before Preston  
Post Edmund Clarke 
Christopher Hassett his tenement late Welton 
Christopher Hassett, Survey: his tenement late Welton 

Value £2
Value £2-

Christopher Haslett, Poor Rate 
Christopher Haslett, Hearth Tax: 2 Hearths
Christopher Hassett for a tent late Murdoch in Northgate 
ORIENTATION: The lands of William Welton towards the north 
Mary Haslet a tent in Northgate late Welton
Youngman for a tent late Hassett in Northgate in occ Widow Warner
(post John Schuldham) 
John Youngman tent. late Haslett in Northgate 
 

Rent 8d
Rent 8d

 
John Youngman for a messe. late  Christopher Hassett before thta Wrythock 

John Youngman’s shop
John Schouldham a tent late Youngman before Haslet, formerly Welton
 

Value £3
Rent 8d
 

Wiliam Leman, gent, tent. in Northgate late Schuldham before Youngman 
John Pleasants, tent. late William Leman before Schuldham & formerly
Youngman 
Robert Chinery, tent formerly Youngman late William Leman
Charles Chinery, tent. in Northgate late William Leman, formerly Schuldham,
Robert Chinery, his father
Thomas Farr, house in Northgate late Chinery formerly Leman
Thomas Farr, tent on east side adjoining premises of Rev Mr Howman, late
Charles Chinery before Leman (later  Farr) 
HS Farr, tent. on east side of  Northgate adjoining premises of Miss Howman,
late T Farr, before Charles Chinery
SALE of Property of HS Farr:
Two Cottages in Ravensmere in the occupation of Jas Borrett & Daniel Dennant.
[Reached £145, Reserve £200. Not sold]

Task 1s 4d
Task 1s 4d

Rent 8d
Rent 8d

COUNCIL: Mr Pells to be offered £5 for the front Gardens of his two Cottages opposite the  
National School. [refused]

 
 
 
occupation of  Mrs Thain & A Spalding

SALE: Tuesday 29 July 1902. Executors of Mr Nathaniel Pells
Lot 7:
RAVENSMERE: Pair of good brick & tile Cottages, by entrance to Mr Allen’s Yard in the

 
 
Sitting Room with Register Stove and Closet, Kitchen with Cooking Stove, Iron Pan and Stone Sink  
with water laid on, Pantry, Coal House, Two Bedrooms one having Stove, and Attic.
 
 
 
 
Passageway on the North side of this Lot
 

SALE: late Nathaniel Pells 20 August 1918: Lot 15
Good brick & tiled Double Cottage, Nos 19 & 21 Ravensmere, each tenement containing Front  

With WC’s and small Gardens in rear, now in the occupation of Messrs Alfred Andrews and William
Simmonds, as quarterly tenants, at the aggregate annual Rental of £17-7s-4d
Outgoing: Land Tax as assessed;  Freehold
The owners & occupiers of this Lot will have a Right of Way to and from Ravensmere over the  

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1851 census 
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1875 
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1885 
1899 
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1906 survey 

1 
1 
 
D71 
 
2 
2 
 
11 
62 
A 103 
 

Dennant, Dan 
Dennant, Dan 
Dennant, Dan 
Dennant, Dan 
Dennant, Dan 
Martin
Harper, Robt 
George, Wm 
George, Wm 
Spalding, Albert 
Spalding, A;bert 
Sam,pson, Jn 

Farr, Thos 
Farr, Thos 
Farr, Thos 
M 
Farr, HS
Pells, Nath 
Pells, Nath 
M 
Pells, Nath 
Pells, N exors 
M 
Pells, N exors 

 
 
 
cowkeeper 
5.1
 
 
tailor, journeyman
 
5.1
engineer labourer
3 bedrooms 2 sitting7 occupants

5
4.1
4

75 
 

6.1
6.1

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2 
2 
2 
D72 
2 
3 
3 
 
12 
63 
A102 
 

Wells, Ben 
Steward, Chas 
Steward, Chas 
Dennant, Jer 
Dennant, Jer 
Borrett, Jas 
Thain 
Thain, Emma 
Thain, Emma 
Thain, Emma 
Thain, Emma 
Thain, Emma 

 
Farr, Thos 
Farr, Thos 
M 
Farr, HS
Pells, Nath 
Pells, Nath 
W 
Pells, Nath 
Pells, N exors 
W 
Pells, N exors 

 
 
 
cordwainer 
5
 
 
charwoman 
 
5.1
/ 
3 bedr 

4.1
4

64 
 

5.1
5.1

 
2 sitting

Sparston
4 occupants

[Entry  to the North of Ravesmere 19 & 21]
Listed Building in Northgate:
17th century. 3 storeys. Red brick with bands. Dutch gable with arched window. Wrought iron ties in gable with initials ER. 5, 2
windows sash with flush frames, glazing bars and flat arches. Powder closet on 1st floor. At the entrance to the cellar under the
main building is a part of the “Old Beccles harbour wall”. A wooden platform and steps on each side have been erected to
circumnavigate it.
see Plans IV & XIII

1593 
 
1615c 
1620.1
1657c 
 
1664 
1669 
 
1671 
1679 
 
1693 
1700 
1736 
 
 

John Sames for a tenement late Nicholas Bradley before Seages &
others (post Cully) 
Alice Kidd for tent. sometime Berry after John Soames (folio 81) 
Nathaniel Cully
William Chesten [gent. died 1670] for tenement in Northgate sometime Sames
late Nath Cully called Seggs (folio 204) 
William  Chesten late Cully, east  
Francis Haylock, [gent; d 1701] for a tenement formerly Seggs & Sames
late Chestens vid  
Edward Wiggon, his tenement late Haylock, now William Baker 
William Barber, [married Joan Blowers 1677] messuage late Wiggons in
Northgate 
William Barber  for a tenement in Northgate late Wiggons 
William Barber tenement in Northgate late Wiggons
Edmund Skipper, [butcher; born 1690;  married i ) Ann Doughty 1719, died 1720.  
ii) Rebecca Mickleborough 1727 died 1768;  aged 70; member of the XXIV 1730,
died 1771] , late Barber before Wiggins 

Task 6d
Task 6d

Task 6d
Rent 6d

 
Valuation £3

Rent 8d
Rent 8d

 
1765 

Initials in gable of the house: ER:- standing  for Edmund & Rebecca; probably  dates from the  year of their
 marriage 1727

Edmund Skepper, for a tenement in Northgate late Barber formerly Wiggons 
Henry Skipper [butcher; born 1729 died 1797]
Edmund Skipper for a tenement, Henry Skipper, his father & Edmund Skipper
his grandfather.
Henry Winter, [seedmerchant] part, late Edmund Skipper 
SALE of Edmund Skipper’s properties, but not including this property.

1770.1
1797 
 
1829+
1836 

Northgate, apportrionned rent: 3d;
Ravensmeer A: apportioned rent 2d;  Ravensmeer B: apportioned rent 3d.

1829 
1837 
 
 
1852 

Bexfield, Jos & James, part late Skeppers 
Bexfield, Joseph & James, Cottage or tenement in three dwellings on EAST side of messuage now of
Henry Winter in Northgate being part of premises of Edmund Skipper & before Henry Skipper, his
 
Bexfield, Joseph & James part late Skipper

 
father

Apportioned Rent 2d
 

As for Northgate 18 & Ravensmere ‘A’ until 1829:
1829 
1837 
 
1862 
1930s 
 

Last Samuel of Norfolk, a Cottage situated on the EAST side of Ravesmere ‘A’, abutting on  
Ravensmere  

 
King, Robert A, late Bexfield, Joseph, Samuel Last 
UNFIT HOUSING: 4 & 5 Winter’s Yard (called Mickleborough’s Yard)
No date given for notice. No details given of demolishing. Owner AJ Mickleborough, Lowestoft

Apportioned Rent 3d
 

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1906 Survey 

3 
3 
3 
D 73 
3 
4 
4 
 
13 
64 
A 97 
 

Carsey, Hen 
Carsey, Henry 
Kent, Maria 
Weavers, Geo 
Dixey, John 
Turner, Esther 
Pitchers, Jas 
Ellis, JaneU 
Ellis, Jane 
Chatten, Geo 
Chatten, George 
Green               

Bexfield, Jos 
Bexfield, J & J 
Bexfield, J & J 
M 
Bexfield, Jas 
Bexfield, Jas 
Bexfield, Jas 
39 
Bexfield, Thos 
Mickleburgh 
W 
Mickleburgh 

2 
1.15 
1.15
maltster
4 
4 

4 
housekeeper 

 
4 
4 
cordwainer 
2 bedr 

Leiston
1 occupant

1841 
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1850 
1851 census 
1855 
1865 
1875 
1881 census 
1885 
1899 
1901 census 
1906 survey 

4 
4 
4 

Steward, Chas 
Halesworth, M 
Kindred, Alf 

Bexfield, Jos 
Bexfield, J & J 
Bexfield, J & J 

2 
1.15 
1.15

4 
5 
5 
 
14 
65 
A 98 
 

Steward, Chas 
Spalding, Sam 
Mills, John 
Lacey, Jas 
Lacey, Jas 
Balls, Harrt 
Balls, Harrt 
Fairweather, Edwin

Bexfield, Jas 
Bexfield, Jas 
Bexfield, Jas 
 
 
Mickleburgh 
W 
Mickleburgh 

4 
4 

4 
M 
Bexfield, Thos 

4 
4 
labourer's wid 
4 bedr 

Norfolk
7 occupants

1841 
1845 
1850 
1851 census 
1855 
1865 
1875 
1881 census 
1885 
1899 
1901 census 
1906 

5 
5 
5 

Pleasants late 
Carsey, Jos 
Pleasants, Chas 

Bexfield, Jos 
Bexfield, J & J 
Bexfield, J & J 

2 
1.15 
1.05

6 
6 
6 
 
15 
66 
A 99 
 

Dennant, Chas jn
Farrow, Robt 
Shiplee, Mary A 
Pitchers, Wm 
Whisker, Chas 
empty 
Drew, William 
Butcher, Mrs   

Bexfield, Jas 
Bexfield, Jas 
Bexfield, Jas 
M 
Bexfield, Thos 
Mickleburgh 
M 
Mickleburgh 

2 
2.1 
2.1 
marsh drainage 
3.05 
3.5 
labourer
1 bedr 

 
1 sitting

Bungay
1 occupant

1841 
1845 
 
1850 
1851 census 
1855 
1865 
1875 
1881 census 
1885 
1899 
1901 census 
1906 survey 

6 
6 

Press, Mary 
Calver, Chas 

Last, Sam
Last, Saml 

2 
 

6 
D 74 
7 
7 
7 
 
16 
67 
100 
 

Starling, Jn jun 
Starland, John 
Wigg, Susan 
King, James sen 
Maddis, Hannah 
Pitchers, John 
Pitchers, John 
empty 
Smith, George 
Davey Herbert  

Last, Sam
M  
Last, Saml 
King, Robt A 
King, Robt A 
M 

 
24 

1.05
painter/glazier 
 
4 
4 
labourer
4 
A
butcher
2 bedr