Extracted from Census page images published on CD by Archive CD BooksED 1 Folios 4 - 13
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The whole of the Parish of Potter Heigham bounded on the West by the Turnpike from Yarmouth to North Walsham, on
the East by Rambold's Marsh Mill, & Heigham Holmes, on the South by
Boyce's Mill and Heigham Tolgate, on the North by Mr Wm Slipper's Farm
on the Road to Hickling.
ED 2 Folios 17 - 21
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The whole of the Parish of Horsey including the Warren to the sea banks on the East, (including Little
Waxham), bounded by Waxham on the North including Johnson's Corner - on
the South by Wilkins Farm and on the West by the Marshes including the
Building about 40 Families.
ED 3 Folios 25 - 31
322 persons PDF
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All that part of the Parish of Hickling commencing from but excluding Mr Bilham's Shop, northward of Mr Bilham's comprising
the Green to the North and that part of Hickling called the Town, Winmore
Hall, the Priory, and Turner's House near the boundary of Halling(?), and
Eastfield to the East.
ED 4 Folios 32 - 44 445 persons
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All that part of the Parish of Hickling commencing at and including Mr Bilham's House, together with all the South
front of the Green from Revd Ready's, Hickling Stubb(?), the Hill Common,
and the Heath to Guttermore.
ED 5 Folios 48 - 56
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All that part of the Parish of Catfield including the south side of the Street and extending eastward to the late
Mr Wm Crows Heath Farm and westwardly to Mr C Cubitts and Cottages adjoining
them down Plumsgate road to Wood Street and a portion of the Parish of Hickling called Longmore & Fenn side the Hall Farm and Rectory House then extending
southwardly to the late Mr Samuel Crow's farm & Sharp Street to Thomas
Sizers Cottage
ED 6 Folios 60 - 65
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All that part of the Parish of Catfield including the East side of the Street from Mr Barbers Junrs (?) Gate
on the South to a house in Sherwood Lane on the North (situated in the
Parish of Hickling) including both sides of the New Road & the houses
on the Common then extending southwardly down the Hickling & Yarmouth
road to the cottages on the western side of that road including Mr W Slippers
residence (but not his off farm) to Norgates and cottages in the Market
Road.
ED 7 Folios 69 - 78
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All that part of the Parish of Ludham on the Eastern side of the Street extending Northward to Watton Hall and
Southward to Cold Harbour extending South East to the houses
by the Broad and to John Rice's in the Marshes, and Eastwardly to Fritton
from Mr Wm Green's to Mr Thos Slipper's.
ED 8 Folios 82 - 91
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All that part of the Parish of Ludham on the Western side of the Street commencing with from Mrs Fairheads and
extending southto double Cottage Occupied by Cook and Bessey then to Ludham
Hall and Johnsons St from Ludham Bridge to Mr Jas Garretts bounded on the
west by the Tistead(?) river from Applegates at the Red House to Mr Ruttocks,
in the North by Howe Hill and Cromer farm extending to Purdy's returning
to Mr Aaron Neves including the farm late Mr W Pagers' (?) then down Manships
road - the western side of Street includes the houses from the Kings Arms
Corner to Mr J Chaplins.
ED 9 Folios 95 - 104
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The whole of the Parish of Corning bounded in the East and South East by Ludham Bridge and the Thurn(?)
river including Hollies Marsh Mill, St Benedicts and the Hall, the Cottages
at the Hall Gate, and the Upper Street extending southward by the Vicarage,
and the Ferry, bounded on the North and West by the Lower Street and burnt
fens(?)
ED 10 Folios 108 - 113
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The whole of the Parish of Hoveton Saint John; bounded on the East by Hewitt House and Horning, on the South by Chamberlins and the Lower Street,
on the West by Wroxham Bridge, on the North West, by Mr Seales (late Badger
Mill) and Belaugh, and on the North by Palmers and Hoveton Saint Peter.