Norfolk: Little Snoring

William White's History, Gazetteer, and Directory of Norfolk 1845

SNORING (LITTLE) is a pleasant village and parish, 3 miles E.N.E. of Fakenham, containing 293 souls, and 1,518A. of land. Lord Hastings owns most of the soil, and is lord of the manor, and patron of the CHURCH, (St. Andrew,) which is an interesting specimen of Saxon architecture, and has a round tower detached at the distance of eight feet from the west end. Here was a house of Lepers, founded in 1638. The rectory, valued in the King's Book at £12, is consolidated with East Barsham, (see page 648.) The glebe is 59A. 3R.

The Fuel Allotment, awarded in 1806, is 17A., on which the poor cut fuel. They also have two cottages and 8A. 3R. 5P. of land, let for £19, and derived from the bequests of John Chappell and other donors.

DIRECTORY:-

	Adams      Edward           baker & shopr.
	Banyard    John             shoemaker
	Barnes     Henry            wheelwright  [see note below]
	Bell       Samuel           blacksmith
	Nickalls   Jarrett          wheelwright  [see note below]
	Shepherd   Wm.              corn miller
	Sheppard   Rev. A.F., B.A.  curate
	Tuck       Wm.              gent.
	Sutherland Wm.              vict., Bell
	Tuddenham  John             shoemaker, and vict., Green Man

	   farmers

	Barwick    John
	Merrill    Robt.
	Powell     Nichs.

Note: In the original this is:
Henry Barnes and Jarrett Nickalls, wheelwrights

See also the Little Snoring parish page.

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