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| HENRY JOLLEY |
1841 |
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The 1st entry on the Bawdeswell census of 1841 is that of William Elvin,
miller.
The 4th house entered is
that of Henry Jolley - Publican - age 35
Plus Mary, his wife, age 25
and daughters
Harriet ( 11 )
Emma ( 9 )
(?) Georgeanna ( 6 )
( ? ) Anna ( 4 )
Also in the house were:-
( ? ) Beth Longate ( 15 )
( ? ) Robert Richardson ( 20 )
( ? ) Charlotte Jolley ( 20 )
( ? ) William Jolley ( 25 )
Very faint pencil? entries open to correction marked ( ? )
The Bawdeswell windmill is shown
on early maps ( 1797 & 1826 ) as being located
on the road to Billingford, just beyond the position of the present
school and probably covered by the Norwich - Fakenham bypass.
This would place a public house somewhere in that
immediate area.
The name of the house has not yet been discovered.
It also seems to have been a substantial property
judging by the number of inhabitants.
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