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Offline sprudd1

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NW Norfolk.
« on: Friday 25 May 07 18:02 BST (UK) »
I have so far traced my family surname RUDD back to around 1750, they predominantly come from Harpley and surrounding areas including East Rudham, Flitcham, Wolferton and Dersingham, other connected surnames include, Flegg / Wolferton, Sayer / Flitcham, Curzon.
I would love to hear from anybody that might have a connected interest. 

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Re: NW Norfolk.
« Reply #1 on: Friday 25 May 07 22:25 BST (UK) »
Hi

I have an interest in that area of Norfolk because it is my stomping ground.  I am also related to the Curson family.

If you want to see what the area is like, look at the link on the top of the Norfolk pages for photographs etc.

Do send me a pm if you wantany help.

Teddy
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Weasenham village history and families connected to the villages of Weasenham All Saints & Saint Peter in Norfolk.  Happy to carry out research in Norfolk.  Please PM for details.

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Re: NW Norfolk.
« Reply #2 on: Friday 01 June 07 20:14 BST (UK) »
I've got Mary Rudd (born in 1690) in Scarning married to Gregory Blockwell in 1715 in Scarning. It's the Blockwell line that I've been following.

 I believe Mary Rudd's father was Hammond Rudd.

Is the same Rudd family as yours I wonder

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Re: NW Norfolk.
« Reply #3 on: Monday 19 November 07 11:34 GMT (UK) »
Hi Teddy

I have an interest in William Dunger who married Hannah Curson in 1844. Do you have any connection with that family?

RBC

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Re: NW Norfolk.
« Reply #4 on: Friday 30 November 07 19:33 GMT (UK) »
Hi RBC

Where did they come from?  I have Curson rellies in the Bircham and Creake areas.

Teddy
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Bear, Burrows, Burroughs, Goll, Mayes, Yull, Bacon, Harvey, Fenn, Youngman, Jary, Lake, Chesney, Yaxley, Freestone, Briggs, Carrington, Frarey, Blaxter, Bennefer, Gosman, Howard, Wildman, Woodbine, Jessop, Taylor, Walpole, etc etc  all in Norfolk.
Weasenham village history and families connected to the villages of Weasenham All Saints & Saint Peter in Norfolk.  Happy to carry out research in Norfolk.  Please PM for details.

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Re: NW Norfolk.
« Reply #5 on: Sunday 16 December 07 06:34 GMT (UK) »
Hi Teddy

I have just been checking my flagged emails!!

Hannah Curson came from Horningtoft, she married William Dunger in 1844. Hannah died in 1862

RBC
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