Only named 1844, 1848, 1854 & 1856

For Sale by Auction Friday, 20th September 1844.
In occupation of Richard Chastney.


Offered to let November 1848, then in occupation of Richard Chastney. With Garden and Stable, next to Tower Mill.

In 1851 there is a Mark Daplyn, age 44, a prisoner in the Walsingham House of Correction. Occupation given as rat killer. Birthplace is given as Hindringham. Susan Daplyn, age 43 and head of household, residing at Church Lane, Hindringham.
In the same year Richard Chastney, age 46, is recorded as a master bricklayer, residing at Bakers Lane, Hindringham.

According to an indenture dated June 1853, Mark Daplyn and his wife Susanna, innkeepers of Hindringham, were in debt to William Primrose (Trunch Brewery) to the sum of £29. The debt was apparently in respect of property in Binham. (Mr. Daplyn was recorded at Binham Chequers in 1836)