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Why Reepham?
Speculation on the origins of Reepham, including why does Reepham stand where it does? Why is it so different from the surrounding parishes? Why did its churchyard contain three churches?
Map of Kerdiston, 1600s
Probably drawn after May 1967; author/illustrator unknown, possibly Sally Aitchieson, who collected it. File includes a photocopy of a field map of Kerdiston showing the location of the map on a Norfolk Record Office 1577-1603 map of Reepham and…
“Reifham St Mary with Kerdestone”, tithe alterations (altered apportionment 2), 1904
“Reifham St Mary with Kerdestone”, tithe alterations (altered apportionment 2), ref 1880/23/442, 25 November 1904, alterations due to the railway line.
“Reifham St Mary with Kerdestone”, tithe alterations, (altered apportionment 1), 1882
“Reifham St Mary with Kerdestone”, tithe alterations (altered apportionment 1), ref 1880/23/442, 30 November 1882, alterations due to the railway line.
Reepham with Kerdiston, Ordnance Survey map, 1906
Ordnance Survey, 1906, scale 1:2500, Norfolk Sheet XXXVIII 6, second edition, surveyed in 1884, revised in 1904-05
Reepham, Kerdiston, Ordnance Survey map, 1886
Ordnance Survey map, 1886, scale 1:2500, ref. XXXVIII 6
Ordnance Survey map of Reepham with Kerdiston 1907
Ordnance Survey, scale 1:2500, 1907, Norfolk Sheet XXXVIII N.W., second edition, surveyed in 1884, revised 1904-05. Includes parts of Salle and Hackford
Reepham : A Market Town & Its Neighbours
Notes written by J.C. Barringer for an exhibition organised by the Reepham branch of the Workers' Educational Association. Presented at St. Michael's Church in May 1975.
Kerdiston Old Hall
The gable end and stables of Kerdiston Old Hall, probably built on the site of an older manor house.
Letter to Jack
Handwritten letter from E. Owen Bartle dated 27 January 1920 to 'Jack'. Sent from Kerdiston.
Manor of Kerdeston Reiffham : Transfer of Copyhold
Transfer of copyhold of land in the manor of Kerdeston, Reiffham : Admission of William Heitland Blake on surrender of Revd Charles Thomas Fox Blake. Fox mis-transcribed, should be Jex