Bawdeswell All Saints
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1813 to 1880 Baptism Project Bawdeswell All Saints |
Baptisms 1813 to 1880
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The parish of Bawdeswell lies adjacent to the A1067 Norwich
to Fakenham road, now bypassed by the main road it is a quiet village
with most of the houses clustered along the curving former line of the
main road or the B1145 from Reepham to North Elmham which crosses the
main road in the village. The straightness of the two respective roads
gives a few clues to its ancient origins at the junction of two of the
major Roman roads in the county. Nowadays it's a pleasant village with
most of its facilities intact. |
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| This transcript was prepared from two sources,
the deposited 800 entry register covering 1813 to 1872 which is filmed on
microfiche 8 & 9 in the collection of the Norfolk Record Office. The
later register still remains with the church but fortunately is duplicated
by Bishop's tRanscripts enabling a complete transcript to be made. The microfiche are rather elderly and lack the clarity of modern images, however despite the usual hand-writing difficulties this was not a difficult transcript. The BTs were in surprisingly good condition and were of a similar standard to the fiche of the regular register. It is to be hoped that few errors will have crept into the compilation of this transcript. |
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