`Orders for poor relief made by town meetings. With inventories of paupers' goods, 1708-1743, and churchwardens' accounts, 1745. Inventory Susan Arnold, 1708; Elvis widow (deceased) to Susannah Smith, 1710; Step. Reeds widow, 1731; Tho. Self, 1731; Flegg Pettow, 1731; Jane Branch, 1731; Ann Burton, 1731; Eliz. Trew, 1731; Geo. Todds, widower, 1731; Widow Goldspink, 1731; Widow Flattman, 1731; Lina. Lawson, 1731; Jno. Andrews, 1731; Ann Green, 1732; Wm. Astey, senr., 1733; Widow Chamberlaine, 1733; Jno. Richards, 1734; Saml. Harman in house of Crashfield Revitt of Wortwell, 1734; Jona. Johnson, 1736; Leetic Flattman (deceased), 1736; Nich. Burley, 1738; Widow Todd, 1738; Godphrey Goodrum, 1738; Susan Burrows, 1739; James Keely, 1739; Widow Searl, 1739; Workhouse, 1740; Ed. Alexander widwer, 1740; Mary Gower, 1740; Widow Catchpool, 1740; Robt Garrard, 1740; Widow Slater, 1740; John Cupper in way bread, 1740; Francis Semmons on ye common, 1741; Richd Hammond ye town house, 1741; workhouse, 1741; Goodman Dains, 1742; Francis Semmones in workhouse, 1742; Isaac Day, 1742; Frances Matchels, widow, 1742; Eliz. Twist, 1743; Tho. Dains, 1743. This information was compiled by A. Green and given to the Norfolk Record Office on 18 August 2008.
