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Whitwell Low Common
An article on the history and management of Whitwell Common, now a Site of Special Scientific Interest near Reepham
Salle
A short article on the spelling of the name of the village of Salle
Salle Church
A description and history of St Peter and St Paul, Salle
George William Reeve
An article recording the life of George Reeve, 1890-1984
St Mary's, Reepham
An article on St Mary's, Reepham, written by Neil Batcock, published in the January 1985 Reepham Society newsletter
History of Whitwell Hall
Account of the owners, residents and tenants of Whitwell Hall from the 1600s to 1938. Includes details of the Monsey, Ellis and Collyer families. Refers to Robert Leamon and his ownership from the 1820s and also shows how the ownerships of both…
Reepham (Kelly's Directory) 1875
A summary of the entry for Reepham in Kelly's Directory 1875
Leamon Family Tree
Simple family tree of the Leamons of Whitwell Hall.Herbert in the last row, brother of Connie, should read Hubert.Not digitised Complex trees of Leamon descendants including those who emigrated to Australia & Canada.Photocopies of correspondence…
Leamon Family Memorial
List of Leamon family members commemorated on the memorial in Reepham Cemetery, Whitwell Road, followed by two photographs.Originally compiled by Tony Ivins.Some dates have been edited (in 2021) after reference to GRO data & parish records…
Justices of the Petty Sessional Division of Eynsford
Justices of the Petty Sessional Division of Eynsford in the County of Norfolk at their last meeting before the closure of the Court in April 1975
From L to R:
Messrs & Mesdames Brown, Stimpson, Adams, Sayer, Long, Berney, Purdy, Freeland
From L to R:
Messrs & Mesdames Brown, Stimpson, Adams, Sayer, Long, Berney, Purdy, Freeland
Postcard from Reepham
Postcard showing five views of Reepham, marked RPM 26
Further copy with poor images, addressed to Miss Rose Mulcahy-Brown, Ham, Surrey from Steve.
Further copy with poor images, addressed to Miss Rose Mulcahy-Brown, Ham, Surrey from Steve.
Johnson Cripps Shop
A view of the market place circa 1876, showing Johnson Cripps shop and the cottage where the Woolmers lived with Mr Woolmer standing to the far right of the image at his garden gate. The cottage is now (in 2021) occupied by Motts Pharmacy.
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James Shreeve Woolmer : Watchmaker & Auctioneer
Description & images of a Woolmer clock, sold in 2015.Biographical notes on the Woolmer family.Images of James Woolmer & his wife. Not digitised :Email exchange with Robin Dunkley of Holt Antique Furniture
John Symonds : Biography
Comprehensive collection of biographical records relating to John Symonds, his wife Sarah Buddifut and son John, insurance, property. Connection with Parson Woodforde.
Final sale of household effects in 1815.
Final sale of household effects in 1815.
John Symonds, Watchmaker
Details of clock made by John Symonds of Reepham
Copy on photographic paper
Information from auction website
References from Parson Woodforde's Diary
Includes non-digitised Information rcvd from M. Jordan, Lenwade
Copy on photographic paper
Information from auction website
References from Parson Woodforde's Diary
Includes non-digitised Information rcvd from M. Jordan, Lenwade
Parson Woodforde's Reepham Connections
Brief Information about Parson Woodforde's Reepham connections with correspondence about the Parson Woodforde Society' s visit to Reepham in 2002.
More information about the society @ www.parsonwoodforde.org.uk
More information about the society @ www.parsonwoodforde.org.uk
Pigeon Loft, Whitwell Hall
Photographs & covering letter regarding the conversion of the pigeon loft & cart sheds at Whitwell Hall Country Centre into accommodation for staff members. Peter Codling was the architect involved.
Whitwell Hall Country Centre
Undated booklet describing the situation of Whitwell Hall and the activities and facilities available for educational groups at the country centre.
Forest School, Whitwell
Appears to be front cover of Forest School brochure, undated, showing children taking part in various outdoor activities.
Closure of Edward Gibbs & Son
Family shop closes at Reepham after 80 years.