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Thorpe St Andrew (alias Thorpe-next-Norwich, Bishop's Thorpe or Thorpe Episcopi) in Norfolk, where Samuel BLOGG of
Creeting, Suffolk, was buried on 13 Feb. 1831 aged "84" (
entry 320) and possibly baptized on 5 March 1754, a son of Samuel and Anne, having been born in "1749" (
image 19). Samuel BLOGG married "Anna" [possibly the Latin form of Anne] EBDEN at
Hethel, Norfolk, in 1734 (
FreeREG).
John GRIMSBY married Susan CROWFOOT by licence at
Beccles, Suffolk, in 1747. Both were single and of that parish. Their elder children were christened there:
1749 John
1750 Sarah
1752 Deborah
A Thomas GRIMSBY was buried at
Beccles in 1750 and Sarah GRIMSBY (daughter of John & Susan) in 1751.
Other children of John & Susan GRIMSBY were baptized at
Laxfield [where many were buried]:
1754 Susan [d. 1788: daughter of widow Susan née CROWFOOT]
1756 Joseph [d. 1756]
1757 Mary
1758 Elizabeth [d. 1759]
1759 William Crowfoot
1760 Martha [d. 1763]
1761 Dorothy Reynolds [d. 1763]
1763 Ann Syre [d. 1763]
1764 Sarah (GRIMSBEY)
1765 Christian (daughter)
Also buried at
Laxfield:
1770 John GRIMSBY
1789 William Crowfoot GRIMSBY son of William Crowfoot GRIMSBY & Mary Eleanor née SUTTON
1792 Sarah daughter of William Crowfoot GRIMSBY & Mary née SUTTON
1796 Susan widow of John GRIMSBY née CROWFOOT aged 70
And at
Needham Market (Independent / Congregational Chapel):
1820 grocer & draper William Crowfoot GRIMSBEY of
Stowmarket (Deacon of this church)
1833 Mary E. widow of William Crowfoot GRIMSBY of
StowmarketWilliam's will was proved in 1823 in the
PCC.
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