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Suffolk History

  • Early History
    • Physiographic And Prehistoric
    • The Roman Occupation-Earlier Section
    • The Roman Occupation – Later Section
    • Earlier Saxon Times
    • Later Saxon Times.
  • The Normans
    • The Norman Period.
    • Early Plantagenet Times.
    • Early Plantagenet Times – Continued
    • Edward III. And Richard II.
    • Colleges, Lollards, Pilgrimages, Etc.
    • Perpendicular Architecture-Domestic Life-Sir Tames Tyrell-Trentals-Lord Mayors.
  • The Tudors And Stuarts
    • Henry VIII. And Edward VI.
    • Queen Mary.
    • Queen Elizabeth.
    • Early Stuart Period.
    • From The Long Parliament To The Revolution.
  • The Glorious Revolution
    • Suffolk During The Reigns Of William III., Anne, And George I.
    • Later Days.
  • Ethnology, Surnames, Dialect, Folk-Lore.
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Suffolk History Resources

I am a born and bred East Anglian – born in Ely and lived for the first few years in a fen village within sight of the Cathedral. My family moved to Suffolk when I was five years old and I grew up in the county in villages near Woodbridge, then, after time away at university and abroad, living later in Ipswich and Bury St Edmunds.

Having lived in the northern England for the last decade, it has been a joy to me to move back to this beautiful county with my young family and to be able to introduce them to the places I loved when I was a child. But, I find that there are big gaps in my knowledge.

This site is an attempt to pull together some historical resources about Suffolk which will help fill in those gaps.

If you stumble across the site and find it of use, that is great too.

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Map Of Suffolk by Thomas Moule 1850

 

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