Dereck
Broughton & Shirley Hunt c.1949
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In 1881 Joseph Fiddy, a widowed labourer, aged 81 from Itteringham was residing in Aylsham Union Workhouse. Amongst the other inmates were 8 persons registered as imbeciles. |
Mary Ann Bartram married Edmund/Edward Heazel in 1832 in Itteringham. Edward / Edmund Heazel / Hazel left $100 (U.S.) to Richard Bartram "stepson" in his will (1877 Huron County, MI, USA). The inheritance was signed for by William Bartram of Itteringham. Edmund/Edward Heazel is said to have run away from home when he was a child. His parents caught up with him when he was about 10 or 12 and asked to him come home. He refused. |
Itteringham hurch records show that a Nathaniel Hancock married a Mary Bird 17/11/1772. They had at least 8 children, all christened at Itteringham: William 1773, Mary 1776, Benjamin 1778, Robert 1779, James 1782, John 1784 – John 1875, Elizabeth 1787. Robert born 1779 married Elizabeth Reynolds 29/12/1807 and they had at least 7 children christened at Itteringham: Jane 1816, William 1819, John 1821, James 1823, Frances 1825, Martha 1827, Robert Nathaniel 1832. Robert Nathaniel married Jane and they had at least 8 children christened at Itteringham: Jane 1859, Benjamin 1862, Susan 1868, Robert 1869, Martha 1872, John + William 1874, Hannah 1877 and Frances 1879. The churchyard survey shows a clear photo of Robert Nathaniel Handcock’s gravestone. Sheila Harkin - 30th March 2008 |
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Dereck
Broughton & Shirley Hunt c.1949
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My Uncle Dereck Broughton with my sister. No. 3 can be seen in the background We moved to No. 3 Big Yard when my father came out of the RAF Norman Hunt - 11th December 2004 |
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Norman
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Me and my sister Shirley at No. 4 Big Yard Norman Hunt - 11th December 2004 |
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Prior and Hall families at Robin Farm for Mary Prior's birthday party in the late 1940s Mary Prior (back left) Nancy Prior (back centre) Peggy Prior (back right) Janet Hall (front left) Mary Hall (front right) |
I have spoken to my parents and they said my grandparents were at Mosseymere from the early 30's (my father said he was about 12 at the time) until about 1950 when my grandparents moved to the Common. My grandfather Sidney Jickells was head keeper on the Wolterton estate but I believe the shoot was not actually run by the then Lord Walpole - I may be wrong. My parents met on the Wolterton estate when my father after leaving school went as underkeeper and my mother was in service in Wolterton Hall. I seem to remember her saying that on occasions she helped to look after Robin (now Lord Walpole) when he was small.
Linda Young (nee Jickells) - 14th November 2006
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I am a descendant of Charles Garnham (Itteringham, 1845). His wife, Sarah Garnham (née Pratt) travelled to Australia with her children - her grave stone carries the inscription "Native of Norfolk, England" Sarah married Charles, her farmhand after her first husband. John Pratt (her first cousin) died after being thrown from a horse. John was Sarah's first cousin and was a A Yeoman Calvary Officer of the Manor House Itteringham. His father's name was Christian. Sarah brought to Australia her four Garnham children and four Pratt children in 1853 after Charles died. Geoff McKeown, Sydney, Australia - 4th January 2005 |
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G.W. Yaxley, Ammunition Column, Royal Field Artilliary, WW1
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George Hawkins, farmer at Bintry Farm had a son George and a daughter Dora, who married Charles Gay on 16th April 1914 (see Bridge_page). Charles Gay was the father of Charles Gay who farmed at Hall Farm, Mannington for many years before moving to Blickling. When Dora's father George became old he moved in with his daughter and husband at Hall Farm. A Mr Barker, who was the foreman for Charles Gay moved into Bintry farmhouse. |
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The
Lake family at Itteringham House.
Arthur Thomas Lake is standing on the right |
Arthur
Thomas Lake's wedding |
| The Lake family lived at Itteringham House for many years. |
There is a story about my great grand father Thomas Lake 1864-1924. After Agnes died, apparently from a broken heart following the death of son Herbert in WW1, another women came on the scene and somehow took most of the money and went to Canada with her son (no names known) and apparently the Lakes lost the farm which I believe they rented from Lord Walpole, the big local landowner. I met the wife of the present Lord Walpole in the churchyard approx 5 years ago when I was looking for graves. Richard Lake - 8th January 2008 |
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Mr.
& Mrs. Arthur Thomas Lake
outside Itteringham House |
Mrs.
Lake
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| Herbert John Lake died in France during the first World War. |
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