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This newsletter contains an account of the Time Team visit to Dunwich by the Chairman, a tribute to Stella Harrold, historical notes on Rumburgh, a history of Kimbers Court, Rumburgh and an article about people connected in history with Metfield Church. 0.9mb
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This Newsletter contains, "Looking for St Nicholas," Notes on Rumburgh, A Short History of Flixton Priory, Excerpts from the Log Book of All Saints Village School, a book review, a Rumburgh election poster and details of previous Newsletters. 2.15mb.
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This newsletter contains a report on the January Social A Feast for William Grudgfeilde 1601, a History of Abbey Farm St James South Elmham, The Posted Bedsteads of South Elmham 1592 - 1639, Old Maps and George Parkyns Chediston Gentleman and Opium Smuggler. 2.5mb
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This newsletter contains an Appreciation of Audrey McLaughlin, a description of the builders of Middleton Hall, Mendham, The History of The Old Post Office, St Margaret South Elmham, report of a record book from Gardiners Farm, an obituary of Judith Middleton-Stewart, Book reviews and an article on paper making. 2.4mb
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This newsletter contains articles about The Willows at All Saints South Elmham, A letter from Margaret Paston 1449, Ancient Settlement in South Elmham, Unearthing Harold Godwinsson, Some thoughts on Wild Orchids in the South Elmhams and Memories of Heath Farm Hommersfield. 1.38mb
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| Newsletter 23 - January 2010 |
This newsletter contains articles about local metal detector finds, Flixton Hall, a group walk around St Margaret South Elmham, Inventory of Thomas Linsley Clerk of St Margaret South Elmham 1631, etymology of plants associated with winter festivals and book reviews. 1.81mb.
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| Newsletter 22 - September 2009 |
This newsletter contains articles about The seventh and final extract from the Recollections of Charles Bird 1864-1950, Flixton Hall, William Sancroft Archbishop of Canterbury 1678-89, Arms and Armour in the South Elmhams at the beginning of the 17th century, Medieval Illuminated Manuscripts of East Anglia, a visit to the Augustinian Priory at Blythbugh, a visit to the Beccles Iron Age Timber Alignment, Medieval Wind and Watermills, an appreciation of Margaret Gelling 1924-2009 and an extract from Suckling concerning brass effigy collectors in the 1800s. 4.80mb (Large file, lots of pictures.)
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