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Hunt's Directory of East Norfolk with Part of Suffolk, 1850
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CATTON is a village 2 miles N. of Norwich. The parish comprises an area of 900 acres, and the population in 1841, was 650. Post-Office, at Thomas Walker's. Letters delivered at 7 30 a.m. and despatched to Norwich, and all parts, at 5 30 p.m.
Attoe John lime burner
Barker Mrs. John
Bagshaw George poultry dealer
Betts Osborn pillbox maker
Betts Rev. William
Brady Thos. plumber, painter, &c.
Broad John shoemaker
Broad Hannah matron lying-in charity
Burrows Mary A. day school
Capon James miller
Cattermoul Everett lime burner
Chamberlin Rt. draper at Norwich
Chitty Mrs. M.A.
Claxton Walter grocery dealer
Cocks Dennis the 'Woodman'
Coldham James 'Royal Oak'
Cooke Henry solicitor
Cubitt Mrs. Captain Henry
Day Mr. Starling
Dennington Thomas gardener
Duffield George shoemaker
Garwood Mrs. Sarah A.
Greenhough Jph. manager of Yarn Company
Gowing Mr. Geo. (bap. minister)
Guymer William carpenter
Hall Mr. Robert
Hambling Henry superintendent of police
Harpley Charles grocery dealer
Hardiment William whitesmith
Hart Rev. Richard vicar
Hastings Job well sinker
Hawtayne Rear-Admiral
Charles S.J.
Heath Mr. Charles Grymes
High George grocery dealer
Hindes Daniel grocery dealer
Hipper Rt. beer retailer & butcher
Hobart Mrs. Mary
Holmes Edmund fly owner
Holmes Mr. Benjamin
Howell John shoemaker
Jackson Harriet mistress national school
Jackson Samuel tailor
Jennings Emily brewer, and wine and spirit merchant
Jessop William whiting manuftr.
Leist Mrs. Letitia
Lock Miss Elizabeth
Longe Mr. Edmond Slingsby
Martin William day school
Master Mrs. Mary
Minty Miss Ann
Morse Mr. George Catton House
Muskett Mrs. Mary
Newson Frederick grocery dealer
Orsborn Mark bricklayer
Palgrave Mr. Thomas
Paul William shoemaker
Pegg Thos. baker and beer retailer
Plowman Robert 'Magpie' (and saddler)
Potter Ambrose butcher
Sandell Stephen farm bailiff
Scott James cabinet maker
Sexton Edward 'Whalebone'
Shreeve John blacksmith
Simmons George wood dealer
Simpson Henrietta 'George and Dragon'
Smith William chair maker
Spencer Robert beer retailer
Springall Benjamin miller
Springfield Osborn merchant
Stannard Joseph architect
Stark Mr. Michael
Symmonds Mrs. Ann
Taylor George carpenter
Taylor John and James shovel and measure makers
Thurston Carnaby baker
Waite Mr. Thomas
Walker Thomas baker and grocer
Webb Maria pork butcher
Whiley Mr. Thomas
Wright Thos. butcher & beer retailer
Farmers.
Brown John
Dixon Owen
Hinde Ephraim
Hinde Ephraim Wilkin
Jones Charles
Minns William
Randell Henry
CARRIER to Norwich, Gale, twice a day, and the Post Cart, to North Walsham and Norwich daily.
See also the Old Catton parish page.
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November 2015