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Rural District Nursing Associations - Doctor J A Ball dd 1909
Rural District Nursing Associations - Doctor J A Ball dd 1909
George Fisher cured of blindness and ulcers by Universal Medicine claims Lot Smith. Report in the Tourist dd1832
George Fisher cured of blindness and ulcers by Universal Medicine claims Lot Smith agent for Stradbroke. Report in the Tourist dd 1832
"Cure of Ulcers in the Neck, with Blindness
To Mr E Giles, Tavern Street, Ipswich
Stradbroke, Oct. 1,…
"Cure of Ulcers in the Neck, with Blindness
To Mr E Giles, Tavern Street, Ipswich
Stradbroke, Oct. 1,…
The first edition of the Stradbroke Monthly dd June 1980
The first edition of the Stradbroke Monthly dd June 1980. The editor was Les Carter.
undated Article on Church warden accounts covering 1730 - 1815
undated Article on Church warden accounts covering 1730 - 1815
The Cell Book for the village Police station - covering letter dd 1886
The Cell Book for the village Police station - covering letter dd 1886 in which instructions were given to the constable on how to keep the record of prisoners and an instruction to keep it neat and clean.
Letter attached to Police Cell Book dd 1889 from the Home Office directing the constabulary on new rules regarding military deserters.
Letter attached to Police Cell Book dd 1889 from the Home Office directing the constabulary on new rules regarding military deserters.
Parish Council - Invasion Committee Notes 1942 Part 1
Parish Council - Invasion Committee Notes 1942 Part 1
Parish Council Invasion Committee minutes 1942 - Part 3
Parish Council Invasion Committee minutes 1942 - Part 3
Mr James Mayhew appointed receiver of the penny post in Stradbroke. dd 1837
Mr James Mayhew appointed receiver of the penny post in Stradbroke. dd 1837
Seats for the village
Seats for the village by public donation through the trustees of the parish charities.
The Cell Book 1886 - 1894
The Cell Book 1886 - 1894. The book was found in a loft and is now held at the Suffolk Record Office- Ref: EN3613
Receipt from Wllm Clullen of a document concerning the Village Pump
Reads"Received of Mr Wllm Clullen a Document dated 4 July 1818 for the Grant and D------- of the Right of supplying the town pump with water from a Pond in the orchard of the Premises formerly Catchpoles at Stradbroke between John Fanow and Thurston…
Commissioners Certificate of First Assessment and the Assessors certificate of Assessments dated 1879
Commissioners Certificate of First Assessment and the Assessors certificate of Assessments dated 1879 signed by John Foulsham and Benjamin Webb.
Transcription of advert from British Newspaper
Archives dd 1749 regarding Petty Sessions
Transcription of advert from British Newspaper
Archives dd 1749 regarding Petty Sessions
Archives dd 1749 regarding Petty Sessions
Transcription of letters requesting funding for emigration to Quebec 1830 and 1832
Transcription of letters requesting funding for emigration to Quebec 1830 and 1832. The orignal letters are held by Suffolk Records Office ref:FC83-1-1
Transcription of a report concerning the murder of a child in 1851
Transcription of a report concerning the murder of a child in 1851
Transcription of part of a Petition to both Houses of Parliament by the governors of The Hoxne Union Workhouse dated 1837
Transcription of part of a Petition to both Houses of Parliament by the governors of The Hoxne Union Workhouse dated 1837 with regard to amendments to the Poor Law. The petition was dated 13th February 1837 and received on 19th February 1838.
Legal agreement to supply water to the Village Pump dd 1818 for 500 years.
Water Supply to the Village Pump dd 1818. Legal agreement in which promises were made and signed to for the supply of water to the village pump from Catchpoles pond for 500 years.
Documents dd 1836 regarding the Hoxne Union Workhouse
Documents dd 1836 regarding the Hoxne Union Workhouse
The Cell Book 1902 to 1907
The Cell Book 1902 to 1907. Includes such crimes as 'Drunk in charge of a horse and cart' and 'Larceny of a dead pheasant.'
