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Oral history recording with two East Harling families by David Bailey

  • ACC 2017/138
  • Temporary
  • 2 Mar 2017

This is a recorded conversation with two farming families, the KEMP’S and the BROWN’ of East Harling , Norfolk. Their memories of farming practice span over eighty years of change and innovation "from the old ways to the new ways". This recording was made on 2 March 2017 of the farmer’s Roy and Elizabeth Kemp and Mr Mike Brown in conversation at the Kemp’s farmhouse. Roy Kemp also modestly elaborates on the revolutionary system of pig-farming that he introduced over fifty years ago and which is now accepted as standard practice throughout the pig industry. David Bailey interviewing; Richard Williams recording. Duration 1hr 5 mins.

Kemp family; 20th century; farmers; East Harling, Norfolk

Anglia Square Love Letters

  • ACC 2021/195, 1076X5
  • Temporary
  • 2021

Booklet related to ACC 2019/252

The Common Lot CIC; fl 2014-; community theatre company; Norwich, Norfolk

Records of various closed WI groups

  • ACC 2021/199
  • Temporary
  • 1945-2021

ACC 2021/199

Box 1
Besthorpe WI minutes 1983-2013
Besthorpe war memorial transcript
Besthorpe monthly reports 2010

Box 2
Hempton WI-
Minutes/record books 1958-2006
'Put away file' c. 1986
Accounts 1975-78

Box 3
Harpley WI
Minute/record books 1960-2009

Box 4
Harpley WI-
Attendance registers 1984-2005
Programmes 1961-2009
War memorial papers, certificates etc, 1997-98
Drayton & Taverham WI-
Presidential addresses- 1949-52
Receipts, newscuttings etc.nd
Programmes 1981-88
Prize certificates 1946-54
Minutes 1945-70

Box 5
Scoulton:
Minutes 1973-2009
Financial statements 2004-2009
Sea Palling, Waxham & District:
Minutes 1968-2006

Box 6
Falcon Sprowston:
Minutes 1970-2004
Accounts 2006
Financial statement 2007
Sea Palling, Waxham & District:
Minutes 1984-2015
Green Park and District:
Financial statement 2009
Minutes 2000-2008

Box 7
Dry Docking:
Green folder: financial papers 2011-2012 (close, contact WI re permission to destroy statements/chequebooks etc.)
Minutes 2008-2017
Financial statements 2011, 2012
Programmes 2009-2012
WI event photos
Petty cash 2009-12
Subs book 2009-12
Accounts 2008-13
Attendance register 2012
Correspondence 2008-12
Flower festival 2012
Annual reports 2010-12

Box 8
Ashill WI:
Charity Commission papers 2021
Financial papers 2020
Accounts 2018-19
Financial statements 2011-2018
Secretary's reports 2016-2021
Minutes 1960-2019
Cash books 2012-2015
Accounts 1979-15
Annual financial statement 1979-82
Quarterly statements 1975-81
Subs book 1975

Box 9
Ashill W.I.:
Accounts 1974-2014
Financial statements 1993-2011

Norfolk Federation of Women's Institutes; 1919-; Norfolk

Norfolk and Norwich Ypres Association photograph album

  • ACC 2021/215
  • Temporary
  • 1963-1976

Photographs relating to Frederick John Cubitt, founder, life president of the Norfolk and Norwich Ypres Association and various visits by veterans to Ypres.

Norfolk and Norwich Ypres Association; 1963-1975

Bundle 1

Correspondence of William Forster, solicitor of Aylsham(d1906). 1851-1912.

The core of the deposit contains letters received May to December 1901, all of which had been filed on a spike, and give a good representation of the solicitor's work. For similar correspondence of 1886 and 1893 see MC3244/1. Four letters of 1851 probably reflect the earlier ownership of the practice by R W Parmeter. The affidavit of 1912 postdates Forster's death so is a stray.

Forster was steward of the manors of Aylsham Lancaster, Aylsham Wood, Waborne Priory, Burnham Thorpe and Pulham St Mary (Robert Copeman's manor) so many letters concern admissions, fees and enfranchisements. He acted for clients all over England but many of the properties were in north Norfolk. About half the letters are from other solicitors (including Henry Gidney of Aylsham) relating to minor matters; personal letters are from clients regarding legacies and rents and local tenants asking for assistance. He was also asked for all kinds of advice – re positions and loans. His practice was in Aylsham Market Place and he lived at Blickling Lodge (on the Cromer road out of town, just in Blickling parish.) He also had an office in Norwich.
The letters were randomly boxed when purchased but are now in date order. Subjects of interest have been noted below including letters from the Earl of Orford and E Denham Spurrell.

/1 Four letters to and from Richard Porritt Dix of Long Buckby nr Daventry: purchase for £130 of an Ingworth cottage and garden from Rev George Fish, through Wright of Aylsham and Rbt Wm Parmeter of Aylsham. 19 Nov- 3 Dec 1851
/2 21 May From Herbert Spurrell of Eastbourne re Billockby manor
2,23 Jul From D Spurrell of Bessingham
2-3,17 Jul Ireland of Guestwick auctioneer
3,6,30 Jul Re W R Bulwer's Aylsham estate being sold for building
5 Jul From Earl of Orford, Carlton Club coming to Mannington
5 Jul From Mrs Day of Letheringsett seeking a house near Aylsham at £50 pa
6 Jul From Gertrude Saxby of Hethersett invite to lunch
6-7 Jul From cousin Lucy Lanchester of Shirley Sy re visit to stay with him and his draft response
From J D Cooper of West Norwood hoping for post of coachman back in Norfolk
9,18 Jul From Hamilton Hurnard of Gurneys Manor Hingham visiting Aylsham
From Percy Jickling of Smallburgh Hall
10 Jul Reference request for Mrs E Skinner as a tenant for £40 pa
10 Jul From Harriette Anne King of Bury St Edmunds to My dear William re husband's failing health and need to sell Great Barton place
12 July [1900] From George Cawston re loss of 100 young pheasants
15 Jul From D'Arcy Collyer of Reepham
16,19 Jul Re sales of fields at Happisburgh and possible hotel
16,19 Jul From C A and M S Yates of Reading re mothers account and Burgh sale
17 Jul From Crown Brewery Norwich re The Brewery beerhouse Aylsham
20 Jul From Richard Preston solicitor requesting a position with Forster
22, 29 Jul From Wm Gambling auctioneer re Bawburgh cottages
24 July Re Bullard and Aylsham Lancaster enfranchisement of Black Boys
25 Jul From M Copeman of Bedford re sale of Briston property; hope he enjoyed his stay at the Lakes, sorry he has been ill, thinks he works too hard
26 Jul From Evelyn Rogers of Coltishall Hall giving of will legacies to named staff
30 Jul Re Leggatt land at Hunworth
21 May, 1-31 Jul 1901
/3 1 Aug Re Burgh Hall sale
3,29,31 Aug Re Denham Spurrell and a deed of gift from his father
5 Aug Harriette Anne King of Great Barton place to My dear William re husband's health and need to sell; hopes he is better and says he undertakes too much
5, 7 Aug Re property in Manor of Somerton Hall, Thwaite
6 Aug Re an offer for [Blickling] Lodge if he is so disposed
6 Aug From C Wilkinson re Mrs Frary's farm at Happisburgh and Bessingham manors
7 Aug From Hugh Hare of Smallburgh re repairs needed at Marsham
7 Aug From Michael Falcon of Horstead House re Aylsham Manor house estate (Lots 2,6,9,14) for £3028 in Mrs Isabella Falcon's name
7 Aug From Michael Falcon of Horstead House as go-between for Woods of Buxton Lamas buying 3 cottages in Brook Street Buxton from Mr Stracey Clitheroe
9 Aug From F Jickling of Smallburgh Hall re Norgate's farm
9 , 12, 14, 21,24,31 Aug Re Bullard and Aylsham Lancaster enfranchisement of Black Boys and three sales of parts of site (one to Bruce)
13,22, 23 Aug Re Windham estate purchases by Phillip Shepheard, Sir Kenneth Kempe (Ingworth Lot 4), A G Copeman (Colby Lot 6), B Johnson (Erpingham Lot 2) sold by Batt
15 Aug Re Leggatt land at Hunworth
17 Aug Re sale of Briston Hall (Lot 1)
19 Aug Re manor of Walcot quit rents
20, 21 Aug From Crown Brewery Norwich re The Brewery beerhouse Aylsham
22 Aug Re Rogers-manor of Horstead; Lanchester- manor of Lesingham
24 Aug Re manor of Waborne enfranchising The Ship PH
26 Aug From A C Morton [Dr] of Bushey House Aylsham re shares
31 Aug Re Jacob Neave- manor of Tunstead Lancaster, Grove Farm E Ruston 1-31 Aug 1901
/4 1, 11 Sep From F Jickling of Smallburgh re Silcock's Farm
2, 4 Sep Re Burgh Hall leases
4 Sep From R J Storey of Snettisham re brother's loan; going on drawing tour at Cromer with Mr Lancaster and asks permission to view Blickling Hall.
5 Sep From Musgrave Francis of Cambridge re Mrs Gilbert's pump; just returned from Norway.
7,12 Sep Re Gt Witchingham estate
7 Sep Re Happisburgh manor
10 Sep Re Pulham sale Lot 3
12 Sep From Hugh Hare of Docking Vicarage re Coulstons farm
13 Sep From Alfred Neave at Lord Nelson Inn re purchase of house at Burnham Sutton
16 Sep From H T Kenny re land at Banningham
18 Sep From Limmer of Cromer re the tenancy of 2 Hillside 1 -18 Sep 1901
/5 18, 30 Oct Re Mayhews copyhold Aylsham Wood manor
28 Oct From E Bambridge re land at Briston
29 Oct From Gambling re sale of Bawburgh cottages
31 Oct From D Spurrell of Bessingham re new will
31 Oct From Carter of Northallerton re valuation of 40 year old brougham; and re Lady Lothian's executors.
31 Oct From Anne Jodrell of Norwich re family's share of Aunt Kate Copeman's money
31 Oct Re manor of Tivetshall
11-31 Oct 1901
/6 1,9,14,25,28,30 Nov Re Jillings family and manor of Lavenham
2,6,8 Nov From D Spurrell of Bessingham asking not to divulge will content
4 Nov From Rev E P Mack re Lammas living
5 Nov Re Bullard enfranchisement Aylsham Lancaster
5,15 Nov From L Watson School House Horstead re the Ollands
6,12,14,17,23,29 Nov From Fanny and E L Bleakley and Gambling re Bawburgh cottages
7 Nov From Henry T Kenny , Major re Emily Kenny's family
7 Nov Re manor of Tivetshall
11 Nov From D Coupland of Tuttington re trees at leased property
12,13 Nov Re Mayhews copyhold Aylsham Wood manor
13 Nov Re J W Saunders decd property at Aylsham
14,16 Nov Re manor of Tunstead Lancaster Mrs Turner
15 Nov From Limmer of Cromer re 4 Vicarage Road
19 Nov Re cottages at Kelling, manor of Waborne Priory
22,26 Nov From H Curties of Edgefield Mount: as unable to find house will build one behind Castle Hill Hunworth above the Rectory
25 Nov From Janet Hare New Zealand re Metfield property
26 Nov Re manors of Whitewell and of Bawdeswell
26 Nov From Stracey Clitheroe; would like to hear what becomes of Blickling; 'today it is 130 years since my father was born'.
26 Nov Re Manor of Kerdiston Reefham 1-30 Nov 1901
/7 2,25,26,28 Dec From CA Yates re mother's rent and sale of Burgh
3 Dec From M Townley of the Transvaal widow of Capt Edward Townley
3,9,11 Dec Re Jillings family and manor of Lavenham
3,5,16,23 Dec From E L Bleakley and Gambling re Bawburgh cottages
3,10,12 Dec From Stracey Clitheroe repurchase at Steyning and Reedham
4 Dec From F Jickling of Smallburgh hall
6 Dec From J Mowat of Sussex re marriage settlement
6 Dec re manor of Erpingham (Broughton)
7, 11 Dec From Wm Page re [Aylsham] Manor house purchase from Bulwer for £1465
9, 27 Dec From D Spurrell of Bessingham about Denham Spurrell
10,12,16,19,21,28 Dec From Melicent Rogers of Coltishall Hall re Capt Cantley
11 Dec From Earl of Orford, Mannington asking if Forster knows if Blickling [Hall] is to be let
11 Dec From A E Copeman, Dunham Lodge re Mrs Hopkins settlement
13 Dec Re Capt Batt Quit rents (various manors)
14 Dec From Musgrave Francis, Cambridge re Mrs Gilbert; thinks Forster will be 'dreadfully distressed at poor Lady Lothian's death. I wonder what is going to become of that most magnificent place. I do hope they will not let it fall into the hands of any of those vulgarians'
14 Dec Re Mr Thompson of Wramplingham re the poor state of the house
16,28 Dec From M A Springall re 17 Pottersgate St Norwich
17,24 Dec Re Henry Rogers decd
19 Dec Re Erpingham Lodge estate (Sir Kenneth Kemp to Murrell)
19,21,28 Dec Re Gimingham sale (Lot 2 and Lot 1)
22,24 Dec From Earl of Orford re enfranchisement of The Ship at Waborne; not keen but wants full worth (compares The Ship with the Walpole Arms at Itteringham which brings in £36). The station had 251 people in a few days and the Ship is the only PH in Waborne now.
24 Dec From Henry Gidney Aylsham re Lothian debt to Robert Tuddenham
28 Dec From D Coupland of Tuttington asking for land to farm on 1-31 Dec 1901
/8 Affidavit of appraisal Kentucky County USA on shares in Canadian Pacific Rwys Co of Benjamin Cook of Aylsham (d 2/2/1912). Sworn by Chas Richard Bullard of Shernbourne, Norfolk farmer and Thomas Cook of Bradwell farmer. Gives all nephews and nieces of Cook. Post-April 1912

Bundle 10

Manorial documents relating to the Jickling and Postle family property in Worstead including The Swan, Worstead. 1856-1921
See also bundle 11 for Felmingham and 13 for Hickling properties.
/1 Manor of Worstead St Andrew: copy admission of William Postle esq of Smallburgh in trust by will of John Postle esq (dated 15 Feb 1849) to inclosure award nos 102a, 105, 194, 195. Parchment water damaged 11 Nov 1856
/2 Manor of Worstead St Andrew: copy admission of John Joseph L'Oste Lubbock, John Seaman Postle and William Seaman Postle, devisees of trust of William Postle decd to inclosure award nos 102a, 105, 194, 195. Parchment 6 Oct 1875
/3 Manor of Worstead St Andrew: copy admission of Capt Charles Maurice Jickling as tenant for life under will of John Seaman Postle esq. to nos 102a, 105, 194, 195; and to property in Smallburgh. Jickling is only son of Sarah Emily Jickling and only nephew of Elizabeth Seaman Postle. Parchment 3 June 1913
/4 Manor of Worstead St Andrew: award of enfranchisement to Lt Col Charles Maurice Jickling of Smallburgh Hall of Nos 102a, 105, 194, 195; also four lots of customary freehold lands late of Jn S Postle in Smallburgh (anciently held by Wm Norris, Jn Jackson, Jn Mack, Jacob Neve) with receipts for compensation paid by Purdy & Holley. 4 April 1921
/5 Manor of Worstead St Andrew: release of Ecclesiastical Commissioners interests in franchised lands to Lt Col Charles Maurice Jickling of Smallburgh Hall with receipt for compensation paid by Purdy & Holley. 23 June 1921
/6 Manor of Worstead Hemptons Pentons Stapletons Thuxtons Wythes and Heydons: copy admission of John Joseph L'Oste Lubbock of Catfield esq, John Seaman Postle and William Seaman Postle both of Smallburgh esqs, devisees of trust of William Postle decd to Worstead inclosure award numbers 56, 57 (27acres), 63, 73 (cottage, Thompsons pightle), 80 Knockolds pightle, 81, 86 (cottage and garden), 88, 103; also other lands inc messuage and 2 enclosures of land. Parchment 9 Nov 1875
/7 Manor of Worstead Hemptons Pentons Stapletons Thuxtons Wythes and Heydons: copy admission of Elizabeth Seaman Lubbock and Sarah Emily Jickling, coheirs of Jn S Postle as in /6. Parchment 15 May 1896
/8 Manor of Worstead Hemptons Pentons Stapletons Thuxtons Wythes and Heydons: copy admission of Elizabeth Seaman Lubbock and Sarah Emily Jickling, coheirs of Jn S Postle to award number 167. Parchment 15 May 1896
/9 Manor of Worstead Hemptons Pentons Stapletons Thuxtons Wythes and Heydons: copy admission of Percy Arthur Jickling of Smallburgh gent as heir at law of Sarah Emily Jickling to half of 56, 57 (27acres), 63, 73 (cottage, Thompsons pightle), 80 Knockolds pightle, 81, 86 (cottage and garden), 88, 103; also other lands inc messuage and 2 enclosures of land. 16 July 1901
/10 Manor of Worstead Hemptons Pentons Stapletons Thuxtons Wythes and Heydons: copy admission of the Revd Francis Jickling of Smallburgh as heir at law to Percy A Jickling to half of 56, 57 (27acres), 63, 73 (cottage, Thompsons pightle), 80 Knockolds pightle, 81, 86 (cottage and garden), 88, 103; also other lands inc messuage and 2 enclosures of land. 8 May 1903
/11 Manor of Worstead Hemptons Pentons Stapletons Thuxtons Wythes and Heydons: copy admission of Charles Maurice Jickling as heir at law of Elizabeth Seaman Lubbock to half of 56, 57 (27acres), 63, 73 (cottage, Thompsons pightle), 80 Knockolds pightle, 81, 86 (cottage and garden), 88, 103; also other lands inc messuage and 2 enclosures of land; and plot number 167. 4 Apr 1911
/12 Manor of Worstead Hemptons Pentons Stapletons Thuxtons Wythes and Heydons; Enfranchisement deed by representatives of Col William John Rous of Worstead House decd to the Revd Francis Jickling in half of 56, 57 (27acres), 63, 73 (cottage, Thompsons pightle), 80 Knockolds pightle, 81, 86 (cottage and garden), 88, 103; also other lands inc messuage and 2 enclosures of land. With receipt from Purdey & Holley. 1 Dec 1920
/13 Manor of Worstead Hemptons Pentons Stapletons Thuxtons Wythes and Heydons; Enfranchisement deed by representatives of Col Rous of Worstead House decd to Charles Maurice Jickling esq of Smallburgh in half of 56, 57 (27acres), 63, 73 (cottage, Thompsons pightle), 80 Knockolds pightle, 81, 86 (cottage and garden), 88, 103; also other lands inc messuage and 2 enclosures of land. With receipt from Purdey & Holley. 1 Dec 1920
/14 Manor of Worstead Hemptons Pentons Stapletons Thuxtons Wythes and Heydons; Enfranchisement deed by representatives of Col William John Rous of Worstead House decd to the Revd Francis Jickling in half of number 167. 20 Dec 1920
/15 Manor of Worstead Hemptons Pentons Stapletons Thuxtons Wythes and Heydons; Enfranchisement deed by representatives of Col Rous of Worstead House decd to Charles Maurice Jickling in half of number 167. 20 Dec 1920
/16 Manor of Worstead Hemptons Pentons Stapletons Thuxtons Wythes and Heydons: Release from annual rents of freehold lands by representatives of Col Rous of Worstead House decd to Lt Col Charles Maurice Jickling in half of freeholds formerly Edw Themilthorpe, Hastings, Junipers, Parsons, Marshams, Leveringtons, and The Swan in Worstead. All late of William Postle. 6 Apr 1921
/17 Manor of Worstead Hemptons Pentons Stapletons Thuxtons Wythes and Heydons: Release of freehold lands by representatives of Col Rous of Worstead House decd to Revd Francis Jickling half of same lands. 6 Apr 1921

Bundle 11

Deeds relating to land in Felmingham 1828-1911

/1 Indenture of agreement between Edward, Lord Suffield (3rd Bt), and John Seaman, esq, of Felmingham, by which Suffield agrees to exchange three acres and two roods of arable land in Felmingham (formerly common but enclosed by act and occupied by William Postle) for a double cottage with yards and gardens, etc, belonging to Seaman in Frettenham. Paper 17 Sep 1828
/2 Abstract of title of Rt Hon Edward, Lord Suffield, and his trustees, to land at Felmingham, agreed to be conveyed to John Seaman, esq, by way of exchange, reciting from 1757-1825 inc marriage settlement of Catherine Wade of Norwich and John Church surgeon of Coltishall Mrch 1757. Endorsed 'For the perusal of Messrs Unthank & Foster on behalf of Mr Seaman 7 February 1829'. Paper c1828
/3 Manor of Suffield, copy admission of Elizabeth Seaman, by the will of the late John Seaman, to four pieces of land in Felmingham, respectively of three roods, two and a half acres, half an acre, and one rood. Paper 4 Oct 1836
/4 Manor of Suffield, copy admission of William Seaman Postle, esq, of Felmingham Hall, by the will (dated 11 February 1875) of his mother Elizabeth, daughter of John Seaman, to the aforesaid four pieces of land in Felmingham. Frederic Oddin Taylor is recorded as deputy steward of Charles, Lord Suffield. Parch 2 June 1885
/5 Manor of Suffield, copy admission of John Seaman Postle, esq, of Smallburgh Hall, on the death of his brother WS Postle unmarried and intestate, to the aforesaid four pieces of land in Felmingham. Parch 26 May 1887
/6 Manor of Suffield, copy admission of Mrs Elizabeth Seaman Lubbock, widow, of Catfield and Mrs Sarah Emily Jickling (wife of the Revd Francis Jickling of Glatton, Huntingdonshire), sisters and heiresses of John Seaman Postle, on his death intestate without male heirs, to the aforesaid four pieces of land in Felmingham. Parch 25 May 1893
/7 Manor of Suffield, copy admission of Percy Arthur Jickling, esq, of Smallburgh Hall, eldest son and heir of the late Mrs Sarah Emily Jickling, to an undivided moiety of the aforesaid four pieces of land in Felmingham. Parch 24 May 1899
/8 Manor of Suffield, copy admission of the Revd Francis Jickling of Smallburgh Hall, as father and heir to Percy Arthur Jickling, who died unmarried and intestate in January 1902, to an undivided moiety of the aforesaid four pieces of land in Felmingham. Parch 2 Dec 1903
/9 Manor of Suffield, copy admission of Captain Charles Maurice Jickling of Smallburgh Hall (3rd Bn, Norfolk Regiment), nephew and heir of Mrs Elizabeth Seaman Lubbock, who died 11 November 1909, to an undivided moiety of the aforesaid four pieces of land in Felmingham. Parch 4 Nov 1911

Bundle 12

Papers relating to Robert Horace Walpole 5th Earl of Orford [1854-1931], Wolterton 1900-1920

/1-2 Two business letters from Lord Orford, Mannington hall to William Forster solicitor Sept-Nov 1904
/3 Blank form for farm lease from Robert Horace [5th]Earl of Orford Watermarked 1906
/4 Account of credits to Lord Orford's estate inc quarterly rent from CS Tomes for Mannington Hall. 1908
/5 Draft solicitor's bill to Lord Orford re his father Hon Frederick Walpole's trustees purchase of Ingworth Mill from Capt Batt for £1250 1908
/6 Letter from Bignold Pollard and Wilson to Purdy & Holley, Aylsham re sale of Ingworth mill from trustees to Lord Orford 4 Apr 1913
/7 List of suppliers' accounts Wolterton estate 3 pages nd c1910
/8 Draft instruction for will of Robert Horace Walpole ('Robin Horatio'). Only child mentioned is Lady Dorothy, a minor [b1889]. Louisa, the first Lady Walpole died 1909 [Walpole remarried in 1917]. If Walpole has no son then Dorothy's future second son shall take name and estate. [She died without issue]. Watermarked Waterlow Bros and Layton [firm name changed 1920] nd c1909

/9 Letter of receipt from Hindle, Norwich to Purdy & Holley 23 July 1920

Bundle 13

This group was tied with original string; all parchment. The Jicklings were of Smallburgh Hall; see Crouch documents 1 for related correspondence.
Manor of Hickling Netherhall
/1 Copy admission of Percy Arthur Jickling esq as eldest son and heir at law of Mrs Sarah Emily Jickling to parts of lands in Hickling including at Holl Fenn and South Fenn. 4 Dec 1899
/2 Copy admission of the Revd Francis Jickling as father and coheir of Percy Arthur Jickling esq to same property. 7 Dec 1903
Manor of Hickling Overhall
/3 Copy admission of Percy Arthur Jickling esq as eldest son and heir at law of Mrs Sarah Emily Jickling (and acknowledgement of free tenure) to parts of lands in Hickling including bond land at Stubb. 4 Dec 1899
/4 Copy admission of the Revd Francis Jickling as father and customary heir of Percy Arthur Jickling esq (and acknowledgement of free tenure) to same property. 7 Dec 1903
Manor of Hickling Stannow
/5 Copy admission of Percy Arthur Jickling esq and Charles Maurice Jickling as the two sons and coheirs in gavelkind of Sarah Emily Jickling to parts of lands and tenements in Hickling including Fore Stubb. 4 Dec 1899
/6 Copy admission of the Revd Francis Jickling as father and coheir of Percy Arthur Jickling esq to same property. 7 Dec 1903

Bundle 14

Documents relating to Felmingham, Skeyton, Swanton Abbott and Tuttington 1812-1892
/1 Deed of exchange between John Wortley farmer of Skeyton and John Seaman gentleman of Felmingham Hall and previously of Woodbastwick
Seaman conveys three pieces of several or bruary land in Skeyton (5 acres and abutting on Skeyton Beck and land of the said Seaman) in exchange for a piece of meadow named Skeyton Town Meadow (1 acre, 1 rood and 16 perches and abutting on the west on the boundary of Skeyton and Borough next Aylsham). Seaman also pays £100 'in equality of exchange'.
Parch 8 Oct 1812
/2 Bargain and sale
(1) Charles Kent gentleman of Ripon Hall and William Unthank gentleman of Heigham, Norwich, commissioners for the Skeyton, Burgh Next Aylsham and Tuttington enclosure act
(2) John Seaman, gentleman, of Felmingham
(3) William Forster gentleman of Norwich
Kent and Unthank convey to Seaman for £420 a piece of land of 16 acres, 3 roods and 3 perches, late of the commons of Skeyton, bounded on the north by the boundary of Felmingham parish, on the north-east by Seaman's hempstead or garden, on the south-east by the new drain or rivulet and on the south by Seaman's land named Skeyton Little Meadow. [Kent and Unthank were commissioners under the act of 54 George III. William Forster of North Walsham was initially appointed a commissioner with Kent but, having died on 22 April 1815, Unthank was appointed by Kent in his place on 30 May 1815.]
Parch 25 Nov 1816
/3 Notice of the allotment by Charles Kent and William Unthank, commissioners for the Skeyton, Burgh Next Aylsham and Tuttington enclosure act, to John Seaman, purchaser of sale land, of 16 acres, 3 roods and 3 perches of land (plot no 33) in Skeyton by their award. Pr booklet 20 Apr 1821
/4 Agreement to an exchange of lands under the Skeyton, Burgh Next Aylsham and Tuttington enclosure act between William Postle farmer of Felmingham and John Seaman gentleman of Felmingham.
Postle obtains from Seaman four pieces (two in Felmingham and two in Tuttington) and Seaman obtains from Postle three pieces (two in Felmingham and one in Tuttington). Postle's four pieces contained respectively: 7 acres, 2 roods, 34 perches; 12 perches; 5 acres, 1 rood, 34 pieces; and 1 acre 19 perches. Seaman's three pieces contained: 10 acres, 3 roods, 18 perches; 2 acres, 1 rood, 22 perches; and 1 acre, 2 roods. Paper 21 Aug
1821
/5 Abstract of title to the manors of Skeyton Hall and Swanton Abbott. Recites from 1829 Thomas Viscount Anson to William Repton of Aylsham. Paper 1866
/6 Conveyance
(1) Thomas Copeman gentleman of Aylsham
(2) William Forster gentleman of Blickling
(3) Thomas Hanworth Rackham gentleman of Norwich
(4) William Martin Hazard gentleman of Harleston
Copeman conveys the manors of Skeyton Hall and Swanton Abbott to Forster, to the use of Forster and Rackham in their joint lives and thereafter to Forster, his heirs and assigns.

The manors had been acquired from Wm Hy Scott of Aylsham in 1865 in trust to be sold to Copeman's use. Forster bought them at auction at The Royal Hotel, Norwich, on 20 July 1866 for £1010. Hazard had the manor of Buxton and agreed to make available, at need, documents in his possession documenting the title of Skeyton Hall and Swanton Abbott.
All parties named were solicitors. Parch 27 Oct 1866
/7 Abstract of title of John Dyke to freehold premises in Skeyton. Recites from 1821 when allotted on 20 August to James Dyke under the Skeyton, Burgh Next Aylsham and Tuttington enclosure act and marked no 87 on the plan. Ends 1860 when James Dyke died intestate, leaving his eldest son John as his heir at law. Paper 1872
/8 Annotated supplemental abstract of title of John Dyke, carpenter, of Cambridge (son and heir of John Dyke) to premises at Skeyton reciting 1872-1892 Paper 1892
/9a-b Extract from the Skeyton parish baptism register relating to the baptism on 4 Dec 1796 of John, born on 30 Nov 1796, son of James Dyke and Frances, his wife. With contemporary copy of the same. Paper 6 Feb 1872
/10 Extract from the Skeyton parish burial register relating to the burial on 2 Sept 1860 of James Dyke, aged eighty-six. Paper 6 Feb 1872
/11 Certificate of land tax (3/-) paid by James Dyke Paper Jan 1878
/12 Deed of sale by James Dyke farmer of North Walsham to William Seaman Postle esq of Smallburgh Hall, of 2 ½ acres of land with dilapidated buildings (known as Daffin Hall) in Skeyton for £130. The premises comprised allotment no 87 and part of allotment no 88 in the Skeyton, Burgh Next Aylsham and Tuttington enclosure map and were bordered on the west by the parish boundary of Felmingham. Parch 5 Oct 1878
/13 Inland Revenue certificate of succession duty paid by John Dyke of South Street, Cambridge, at the death of James Dyke, relating to three dilapidated tenements, with adjacent land, in Skeyton, worth £10 a year. Paper 29 Oct 1860

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