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Google maps of East Bergholt in the Samford Hundred show the following places:

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East Bergholt
1841 census ; East Bergholt Public Houses ;

East Bergholt 1855 Whites Directory & Whites 1855 People

East Bergholt in the 1879 Kellys Directory

East Bergholt is a parish, small town and polling place for the eastern division of the county, Samford Hundred and union, situated near the north bank of the navigable river Stour, 2 miles west from Manningtree station, 61 from London, 6 south east from Hadleigh and 9½ south west from Ipswich.
The church of St Mary is in the perpendicular style; its tower was never finished, dated 1522. The population in 1871 was 1,320.
Post Office - Miss R Blyth, postmistress.
Insurance Agents:-
Liverpool & London & Globe - H Folkard
Sun Fire & Life, W S Calvert
Police Station, John Hubbard
Assessor, Joseph Lott
Assistant Overseer & Collector, Wamule Wm Scogings

Schools :-
National (mixed, built in 1873), Charles Gedge, master; Misses S A Sage & E Ball, assistant mistress

Carriers :-
William Beeston, to Colchester & Ipswich
James Neale, to Manningtree railway station

Private Residents
Private Residents
Barker Frank Sizer
Butley Henry Crawtor
Calvert Mrs
Calvert William Sidney
Chamberlain Mrs
Cook Alfred John, Tufnells
Cooper George
Densham Mrs
Eley Charles, Highland Lodge
Everett Isaac, Riber Hall
Garnham Abel
Halford Charles Augustus D
Harrison Mrs
Hart Walter
Lemon William
Manning Frederick
Mechleburgh Jacob
Miller John
Miller Miss
Oakes Mrs
Parker Miss
Parker Thomas
Peel Mrs, Highlands
Rose Rev Ravenor Edward [Congregational]
Waller The Misses
Webb William Newman
Wilson Capt. Fitzroy J.P. Ackworth house
Woods Robert
Woolley Rev Joseph D.D. [rector]
Woolley Rev Jonathan William B.A. [curate]

Commercial

Abbott William, boot & shoe maker
Aldous John, carpenter & joiner
Aldous John, Hare & Hounds, & carpenter
Aldous Joseph, plumber etc
Arnold Miss, day school
Barker John, beer retailer
Basket Robert, gardener
Benneworth Walter, corn merchant & miller, Flatford mills
Bloom John, saddler
Boore Thomas, bricklayer
Blyth Rebecca (Miss), fancy repository
Calvert William Sidney, solicitor etc.
Chisnall Charles, farmer
Church John, carpenter & builder
Conway Smith, gardener
Cracknell William, carter
Dorman Charles, shopkeeper
Double James, Farm bailiff to David Wrist esq
Dunage Samuel, shoe maker
Finch Charles, farmer
Folkard Henry, carpenter & beer retailer
Folkard Thos, beer retailer, & shoe maker
Goodwin Edwin, butcher
Hart Charles, farmer
Hearsum Alfred, White Horse
Hearsum Samuel, farmer
Heckford Chas, shoe maker
Heckford Theophilus, cattle dealer
Heckford Thomas, shoe maker
Hicks Hannah (Mrs), grocer & draper
Hynard William, gardener
King George, saddler & harness maker
Knights Henry, coal merchant
Lamb Joseph, farmer
Manning Frederick, surgeon
Mansfield Caroline (Mrs), shopkeeper
Martin Charles, farmer & landowner
Martin William, farmer
Mecklenburgh Mary (Mrs), shopkeeper
Mecklenburgh Samuel, Kings Head
Neale James, Red Lion, & licensed to let horses
Neville Geo, blacksmith & wheelwright
Nishett Thomas, inland revenue officer
Peck John, cooper and basket maker
Potto George, grocer & draper
Pyett Sarah (Mrs), farmer
Rampling Gifford, butcher
Reynolds Charles, farmer
Rogers John, threshing machine owner
Rose William, poultry dealer
Rudlin George, bricklayer
Sage Stephen & Son, plumbers & glaziers
St Mary's Abbey Convent
Scogings Samuel William, newspaper reporter, assistant overseer, collector & parish surveyor
Spencer Henry Abner, grocer etc
Thompson Thos, agricultural impl owner
Viall John, hair dresser
Welham Robert, farmer
White Samuel Beaumont & Harry, taioors
Woollard Isaac, marine store dealer



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