A Miscellany: Comprising
Old Meeting House, Norwich, and Great Yarmouth Independent Church.
The origin in relation to one another of the two churches which afterwards became known as Great Yarmouth Congregational Church and the Old Meeting Congregational Church at Norwich has been the subject of considerable controversy. What follows is an attempt not made before by collating the Church Books to arrive at a Conclusion. The Books of each begin in 1642 and disclose a common origin, the opening paragraphs being almost identical, the Yarmouth books is in general much fuller.Observations on their origins by B. Cozens-Hardy, F.S.A.
The Account Book of the "Baptised" Church in the City of Norwich,
1726-1745.
These accounts relate to the affairs of the Church which is now known as St. Mary's Baptist Church, Norwich, between the years 1726 and 1745.
by Charles B. Jewson.
Some notes on the Blomefield MSS. in the Bodleian Library.
As is well know , the Rev. Francis Blomefield's collections were dispersed after his death. Some have found their way to the Bodleian Library. Published is a few notes about these for the benefit of Students of Norfolk history and topography who may wish to have access to them.
by the Rev. C. L. S. Linnell, M.A.
The progress notes of Warden Woodward relating to the Norfolk property of New College, Oxford 1659 - 1675.
The New College property in the County of Norfolk which comprised the Manors of Witchingham and Weston Longville the former being the home of the distinguished family of Le Neve and the benefice of the latter being held in the following century by James Woodforde, the Diarist. Including the churches of Witchingham St. Mary, Witchingham St. Faith, Weston, Long Stratton and St. John's Maddermarket