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Dereham and Swaffham Methodist Circuit – Circuit Meeting minutes – 1998-2007
Ashill Methodist Church – Property papers and sale – 2003-09

Hingham Methodist Church – Property papers – 1983-2006

Rockland St Peter Methodist Church – Property papers – 1987-2003

Swaffham Methodist Church – Sale of manse – 2003-04

Swaffham Methodist Church – Sale of manse –

Great Ellingham Methodist Church – Property papers – 1994-96

Great Ellingham Methodist Church – Property papers – 1995-2006,
Quinquennial inspection reports – 1995, 2000

Great Cressingham Methodist Church – Property papers – 1995-97

Ashill Methodist Church – Quinquennial inspection report – 1994
Property papers – 1999-2003

Ashill Methodist Church – Quinquennial inspection report – 1989, 2002
Property papers – 1983-2000

Ashill Methodist Church – Property papers – 1999-2004

Wighton Methodist Church – Church notices – 1957-68

Elsing Methodist Church – Account book – 1864-1924 with bills

Abstract: Johnson and wife v Gibson. Wife of Edward Richards of Norwich, weaver. She has known the producent, Frances now Johnson, late Aunger for 16 years and that she was known to be the lawful sister of the articulate, John Gibson, and that for 13 or 14 years, was the wife of [Thomas] Aunger [died and will proved 1710-12, ANF f.257. no. 19] and is now the lawful wife of William Johnson.

Abstract: Johnson and wife v Gibson. That on Friday before Mayday last, this deponent being at the White Swan PH in Swaffham, kept by Abraham Russell, in company with the producent, Johnson, the articulate, Gibson, Frances King and others heard Gibson say to Johnson, …., swearing that Johnson had laid with his sister as often as did Mr Aunger before he died, therby committing adultery with Mrs Aunger.

Deposition includes: You are a Rogue, you had to do with my sister.'

Abstract: Johnson and wife v Gibson. That she lived 7 years with the producent, Frances Johnson , including 4 years when FJ had been Aunger's wife, and that Frances Johnson had been the wife of Thomas Aunger for 20 years.

Abstract: James Large employed Nicholas to look after his bullocks. He describes the land used by Large and the crops grown on them

Abstract: Employed by Large to look after his horses and occasionally plough and harrow his land. Describes the acreage and the crops grown on them

Abstract: Testimony given in July 1711. Was a servant to Large. He describes the land used by Large and the crops grown on them. Testimony is broken down into the years 1703, 1704 and 1706

Abstract: Was a shepherd for Large for eight years until 1710. Describes the acreage and the crops grown on them

Abstract: Testimony given in March 1711. Was a servant to large from 1702-1710. He describes the land used by Large and the crops grown on them

Abstract: Devale was standing in his yard with his cattle whilst she was milking them

Abstract: Testimony entered a second time

Abstract: Was in Swaffham when she heard Thomas Devale speaking about Mark Chapman. Devale said Chapman was a rogue and the son of a whore. Elizabeth Chapman, who is bringing the case, is Mark Chapman's mother