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Photocopy of letter from Ann Pilgrim of North Walsham to her son, Robert Larter of Newark, New Jersey, America, 1846. Mentions her joy that he was still alive and at hearing from him after such a length of time, that she was continuing the business as a licensed victualler (including selling ginger pop in summer) with Alfred [probably her son] apparently after her husband's death, debts she owed, high prices, and family news, including the theft of teaspoons, a watch and money from aunt and uncle Howlett, which was due to come up at Quarter Sessions.
Photocopy of letter from William Larter of Mundesley to his uncle [Robert Larter], aunt and cousins in America, 1863. Gives farming and family news, also mentioning recent high tides which eroded parts of the coast around Mundesley, and the distress in the manufacturing districts caused by the scarcity of cotton during the American Civil War, and collections made in aid of distressed weavers.
Photocopy of letter from Susannah Larter Long enclosing the 1863 letter, 1977.
Photocopy of letter from North Walsham Urban District Council to Mr R. E. Larter of Massachusetts, giving contact details of people with the surname Larter in the North Walsham area, 1970.
Transcript of the 1846 letter.
The photocopies appear to have been made in about 1977.

Patient registers, case files, and committee minutes

1. Wacton Wesleyan Methodist
2. Walpole Cross Keys Primitive Methodist
3. Walpole Highway Primitive Methodist
4. Walpole St Peter Primitive Methodist
5. North Walsham Society of Friends (Quakers)
6. North Walsham Wesleyan Methodist
7. North Walsham Wesleyan Methodist
8. North Walsham Primitive Methodist
9. North Walsham Evangelical (ex Independent)
10. North Walsham Gospel Hall
11. North Walsham Salvation Army
12. South Walsham Primitive Methodist
13. Great Walsingham Russian Orthodox (ex Wesleyan Methodist)
14. Little Walsingham Wesleyan Methodist, including leaflet re history of church.
15. Little Walsingham United Free Methodist (ex Congregational)
16. Little Walsingham Roman Catholic
17. East Walton Primitive Methodist
18. Warham Primitive Methodist
19. Watlington Wesleyan Methodist
20. Watlington Primitive Methodist
21. Watton Methodist
22. Watton Assemblies of God (ex Congregational)
23. Weasenham All Saints Primitive Methodist, including press cutting and photo of conversion of chapel buildings, 1995.
24. Welllingham United Free Methodist
25. Wells Society of Friends (Quakers)
26. Wells Congregational
27. Wells Wesleyan Methodist
28. Wells Primitive Methodist, including press cutting re renovation costs, 1990.
29. Wells Roman Catholic
30. Welney (Tips End) Baptist Zion
31. Welney Primitive Methodist
32. Wendling Primitive Methodist. Demolished. No photographs.
33. Wendling Primitive Methodist
34. Wendling Primitive Methodist
35. Wereham Wesleyan Methodist
36. West Acre Primitive Methodist
37. West Beckham Methodist
38. West Dereham Primitive Methodist
39. Westfield Primitive Methodist
40. West Rudham Primitive Methodist. Demolished.
41. West Lynn Wesleyan Methodist
42. West Raynham Wesleyan Methodist
43. West Runton Methodist
44. West Somerton Primitive Methodist
45. West Walton Primitive Methodist
46. West Winch Primitive Methodist
47. Weybourne Primitive Methodist
48. Whinburgh Primitive Methodist
49. Whissonsett Primitive Methodist
50. Whittington Wesleyan Methodist (form missing)
51. Whitwell Primitive Methodist
52. Wickhampton Wesleyan Methodist
53. Wicklewood (High Oak) Primitive Methodist (Morley High Oak), including copy letters from former organist reminiscing of his boyhood at the chapel.
54. Wicklewood Primitive Methodist
55. Wickmere Primitive Methodist
56. Wiggenhall St German Wesleyan Methodist
57. Wiggenhall St German Primitive Methodist
58. Wiggenhall St Mary Magdalene Baptist (general)
59. Wiggenhall St Mary Magdalene Primitive Methodist
60. Wiggenhall St Mary Virgin Wesleyan Methodist
61. Wiggenhall St Mary Virgin (St Mary's End) Primitive Methodist
62. Wighton Primitive Methodist
63. Wilby Primitive Methodist, including copy of old postcard showing chapel, nd
64. Wimbotsham Primitive Methodist, including copy extract from centenary booklet, nd
65. Wimbotsham United Free Methodist
66. Winfarthing Wesleyan Methodist. Demolished. No photographs.
67. Winfarthing Primitive Methodist
68. Winterton Primitive Methodist
69. Witton Primitive Methodist
70. Wiveton United Free Methodist
71. Wood Dalling Primitive Methodist
72. Wood Dalling Wesleyan Reformed Methodist (ex Congregational)
73. Wood Dalling Salvation Army
74. Wood Norton Primitive Methodist
75. Woodton Wesleyan Methodist
76. Woodton Primitive Methodist
77. Wootton, South Primitive Methodist
78. Wormegay Primitive Methodist
79. Worstead (Meeting Hill) Baptist (strict and particular)
80. Worstead Primitive Methodist
81. Wortwell United Reformed Church (ex Congregational)
82. Wortwell Roman Catholic (ex Baptist)
83. Wreningham Primitive Methodist
84. Wymondham Society of Friends (Quakers), including detailed plan of meeting house interior and extract from 'The Quakers of Wymondham' by Judy Hawkins.
85. Wymondham United Reformed Church (ex Congregational), including detailed notes re history of cause.
86. Wymondham Baptist, including press cutting re building extension, 1993.
87. Wymondham Baptist
88. Wymondham Wesleyan Methodist
89. Wymondham (Spooner Row) Wesleyan Methodist
90. Wymondham Primitive Methodist
91. Wymondham (Suton Street) Primitive Methodist
92. Wymondham (Silfield) Primitive Methodist
93. Wymondham Primitive Methodist. Demolished.
94. Wymondham Methodist
95. Wymondham Salvation Army
96. Wymondham (Rattle Row) Salvation Army
97. Wymondham Plymouth Brethren, including biographical notes re architect and designer of chapel, Thomas Jeckyll.
98. Wymondham Roman Catholic
99. Wymondham Jehovah's Witnesses

The churches of this circuit are now (2009) constituents of the North Norfolk Circuit.

Located close to Royston Bridge on Bacton Road.

Born Ridlington. Lived at North Walsham; Oakley, Hoxne and Silem [? Syleham], Suffolk; Bromley, Middlesex. Returned ill to North Walsham. Married 2 and a half years ago.