Media or Artefact

Asset	Content	Location	People	Comments
Dove book	Georg List is mentioned on page(s) 105		Georg List
Dove book	James List is mentioned on page(s) 105		James List
	Peter Northeast extract from the 1621 survey of Butley Manor	Butley Manor	James Aldrich, John Aldrich, Thomas Aldrich, John Alefounder, John Allen, Robert Allfounder, William Allome, Robert Applewayte, Peter Ardely, Robert Ashwell, Charles Assey, William Awstyn, Robert Ballard, William Banister, Samuel Bannister, Paul Banyngs, Anna BardweIl, Robert BardweIl, James Bardwell, Barnaby Barker, John Barker, John Barker, Thomas Barker, Robert Barrett, William Batts, Jonathan Beadwell, Philip Bedingfeld, Robert Bedingfeld, Thomas Bedingfelde, Nicholas Bell, William Bence, Simon Bennett, John Bertlott, Walter Blower, John Bobbett, Elizabeth Bond, James Bond, John Bond, Robert Bond, Thomas Bond, William Bond, Richard Bonde, Thomas Bonde, Robert Braham, Mary Bransby, George Brcoke, Robert Brewster, John Britton, Francis Brooke, George Brooke, John Brytten, Thomas Buck, Henry Bucknam, Robert Bucknam, William Bunnan, Samuel Bury, Edward Calver, Alan Catchpoll, Allan Catchpoll, Elizabeth Catchpoll, Mark Catchpoll, Nicholas Chandler, John Chapman, Stephen Chechely, Ralph Cheeke, Robert Cheeke, Robert Chester, Temple Chevelier, James Chrispe, Jane Clodd, Thomas Clodd, John Cock, Andrew Conyngham, Edward Corbold, Thomas Corbold, Christopher Cowper, William Cracknell, James Culham, John Culham, Richard Culharn, John Cully, Margaret Curdy, John Curtyes, Thomas Dade, Dorothy Daldy, Dorothy Daldy, Samuel Daldy, Thomas Dandy, Sara Davie, John Davy, John Davy, John Dawling, Susan Dawling, Robert de Hoo, John Dobbes, John Dobbs, Frances Dove, William Dove, William Drane, John Dunckon, Reginald Eade, John Easterson, William Edgar, John Fayerweather, Thomas Fen, Charles Fenn, Reuben Feveryere, Rubin Feveryere, Lawrence Fideon, Charles Flowerdewe, John Flowerdewe, John Folkard, William Folkard, Lionel Fosdick, Gregory Frinde, James Fuller, John Fuller, Joseph Fuller, Nicholas Game, Henry Gardiner, John Gardiner, Jane Garneys, Nicholas Garnies, Robert Garnies, Wentworth Garnies, Charles Garnys, Thomas Garwood, Charles Gaudy, Barnaby Gibson, Charles Gibson, Richard Girling, John Girlyng, Robert Girlyng, Sarah Glamfeld, John Glamlfeld, John Godbold, Simon Goddard, George Goody, John Gowen, Robert Gowen, Thomas Gowen, John Gowyn, Harbottle Grimston, Robert Grymble, Edward Grymston, William Gwuys, James Harison, George Harrison, Henry Harrison, James Harrison, James Harrison, William Harrison, John Harsant, Thomas Harvy, Walter Harvy, Robert Hastings, Thomas Hayes, Robert Hempson, Roger Holbecks, Roger Holberts, John Hoo, Thomas Horseman, Geoffrey Howlett, Mary Howlett, Thomas Howlett, John Hubberd, Francis Hunting, Francis Huntyng, Jnhn Ide, Robert Jackson, Nicholas Jeffery, Richard Jefferyes, Simon Jefferyes, John Jeffrey, Simon Jeffreys, Margery Karsy, Margery Kempe, Joseph Kersey, Jane Kettle, Francis Kilderbey, Mary King, Phil King, Roger Lake, Robert Lance, Martha Leader, John List , Robert List, William List, Fenhias Lock, John Lock, Thomas Lockwood, John Lomax, Elizabeth Lorde, Thomas Maddock, Edward Major, Andrew Manns, Francis Masham, William Masham, Howes Mayhewe, John Mayhewe, Lawrence Mayhewe, Reginald Mayhewe, Edward Mayor, Richard Motts, William Motts, Alice Moyse, Richard Moyse, Smauel Moyse, William Moyse, Richard Mutley, Thomas Nichols, Margery Nunn, Anthony Ocle, William Ownys, Grace Peake, Thomas Peake, Thomas Pecke, Thomas Pecke, Anthony Pennyng, Robert Pett, George Philips, Isaac Phillips, James Phillips, Nicholas Phillips, John Picknott, Osbert Picknott, George Potter, John Pulham, John Punchard, John Purpelt, John Purpett, John Pyne, Robert Reade, Christopher Rivett, Thomas Rodbard, Robert Runkattle, Henry Runkettle, John Salmon, George Savage, Francis Shardelowe, Richard Sharman, Thomas Sharman, Francis Shennan, Christopher Shepe, Martha Sherman, Nicholas Sherman, Thomas Sherman, John Shulvard, Peter Sidebottom, Sarah Sidebottom, John Simpson, Agnes Skargate, Anne Smith, Christopher Smith, Henry Smith, John Smith, Riseing Smith, Anne Smyth, John Smyth, Nicholas Smyth, John Smythe, Robert Sparham, Nicholas Sparhawke, Richard Sparhawkes, John Spech, Thomas Spillisby, Richard Sponer, Simon Sponer, John Stele, William Stevens, Ralph Styles, John Tanen, Oliver Taster, John Thresher, Robert Thrower, William Thwayt, Thomas Tillet, John Toke, George Tovell, Robert Tovell, John Turbald, Hannah Turner, William Turpetine, Samuel Tuthill, Peter Tyler, Edward Unger, Elizabeth Unger, Elizabeth Utting, Rev. Walton, Sarah Walton, John Warde, John Warren, John Webber, Robert Whaymond, Thomas Whaymond, Thomas Wills, Thomas Willson, John Wilson, James Woode, James Woode, John Woode, Margaret Woode, Robert Woode, Thomasin Woode, Thomasine Woode, John Woodeard, Anne Woods, George Woods, William Woods, Anthony Wrethoke, John Wrethoke, Edward Yellopp, Alston, Browne, Glascock, Turpen
	Correspondence dated 8th November 1955 between Gipping Rural District Council & EW List & Sons for consent to discharge trade effluent in to public sewers for Chancery Lane Garage.			From the The List Collection.
	Correspondence dated 16th January 1956 between Gipping Rural District Council & EW List & Sons for consent to discharge trade effluent in to public sewers for Chancery Lane Garage.			From the The List Collection.
	Evening Star Village Life Supplement 8 page feature on Debenham dated December 10 1997			From the The List Collection. Contains photos, recollections and interviews with several local people and organisations. © Newsquest
	Mrs List's Scrapbook of Suffolk Miscellaneous newspaper cuttings, including Debenham, Framlingham College			From the The List Collection. Some Debenham articles have been extracted and shown as separate items in the Archive. © all newspaper cuttings copyrighted to Newsquest
	Notes made from a conversation between John Brodribb and Russell Bloomfield on the cutting for the Mid Suffolk Light Railway in Debenham and Kenton. Details how goods were transported, machinery.		Johnny List, Gig Eade, Jack Godbold, Mr Eagle, Donald Goose, Daisy Tawle	From the Wendy Bloomfield Collection. Photos referred to in notes have not been located. This document give a good description of activities of the time c1919
	Lists workers		List
	The first car in Debenham, initialy thought to be a Wolsey, but is actually a Panhard et Levassor.	Deben House in Chancery Lane.	E.W.List, Altha Laura List, Altha Laura Ford, Florrie List	The original data for this car may be in error. We have since discovered from his grandson that E.W.List is driving, his wife ( Altha Laura nee Ford ) with his eldest daughter Florrie (born 1897). The front passenger was likely the maid / housekeeper. All this would date it between 1910 and 1912. Wolsley cars of that period had a brass radiator. The Panhard et Levassor club have confirmed that it is in fact a Model M4F 12CV Panhard et Levassor that was built between 1897 and 1902. It has a 4 Cylinder Daimler patent engine of 3296cc and was registered with the Ministry of Mines B1/132. There is a similar car on show at the Rural Life Museum, Gressenhall, Norfolk (http://www.teampanhard.org/)
	Family Group	Chancery Lane	The List family
	List of donations to the WI Debenham 70th Anniversary Fundraising Event.			Between 1987 and 1988 WI Debenham raised £3827.17 for equipment for the Debenham Doctor's Surgery to celebrate the 70th anniversary of WI Debenham.
	Receipt from The Cherry Tree Inn, Debenham in payment for 5 lunches for EW List dated 30 April 1958			From the The List Collection.
	A bill from the Debenham Gas Co. Ltd bill to EW List dated 12 August 1927			From the The List Collection.
	Photo outside L Aldous Saddler & Boot Repairer dated 1959			From the The List Collection.
	Photo of H Fox, Butcher shop front			From the The List Collection.
	Newspaper cutting circa 1964 detailing Mid Suffolk Light Railway "Middy"			From the The List Collection.
	WI News Article "Wool runs in the history of Debenham"			From the The List Collection. Article detailing the influences on Debenham (wool, agriculture and river) that are reflected in the village sign and the associated trades and businesses.
	Newspaper article "Buildings of Debenham character" - view from Water Lane towards Market Cross			From the The List Collection.
	Out of the Past - Newspaper article and picture of Debenham & Ipswich passenger & mail coach run by Robert List in the 1890's		Robert List	From the The List Collection.
	Newspaper article detailing the retirement of Dr Charles Hutt, 42 years a parish councillor, elected in 1949		Dr Charles Hutt, Malcolm Fox, Debenham Parish Councillors	From the The List Collection.
	EADT article dated 28 September 1985 - Debenham Family connection - Miss Debenham meets Miss Debenham in Debenham		Amanda Debenham Barbara Debenham	From the The List Collection.
	EADT article dated 22 April 1981 detailing sale details for the Market Cross, which was being used as an exhibition and craft centre at the time.			From the The List Collection.
	"Great Fire Story retold, 250 years on" - article detailing the publication and content of Samuel Dove book by the Debenham Vernacular Architecture Group. The book includes an eye witness account of the 1744 fire that swept through the village.		Lennie Knowland	From the The List Collection.
	A Pleasant disturbance in Debenham - EADT newspaper article dated 18 June 1985 detailing the preparation for filming Lovejoy.	Foresters Hall		From the The List Collection.
	EADT article dated 16 July 1985 "Schoolchildren's book like a mini-Akenfield" - Debenham High School published a book "Ourselves in Suffolk"		Alistair Ruffles, Clare Connors, Zoe Gleadhall, Ruth Nunn, Jonathan Hodge, Richard Gepp, Lorien Stoyell	From the The List Collection.
	Newspaper article "Fireman recalls cold comfort". Mr Bill Shulver, Debenham fireman, recounts his time as a fireman		Mr Bill Shulver	From the The List Collection.
	Focus on Diss & District newspaper article dated 13 June 1984 "Restaurant to change ownership". Details the sale of The Tawny Owl restaurant.			From the The List Collection.
	Focus on Stowmarket (EADT 14 August 1985) Part 1 "Howls of pain from school over the market". A short history of the Market Cross			From the The List Collection.
	Focus on Stowmarket (EADT 14 August 1985)Part 2 "Debenham Guildhall of the past".			From the The List Collection.
	Dance card for "Nights of Gladness" Club Old Time Dance 20 April 1948, Foresters Hall. Music by Billy Horne and his Twilight Orchestra MC CE Sparrow		C E Sparrow	From the The List Collection.
	Dance card for Flood and Tempest Relief Fund Grand Old Tyme Ball,23rd March 1953, Foresters Hall. Music by Playmates Band. MC D Gooding		D Gooding	From the The List Collection.
	Dance card for Debenham Football Club A Grand Old Tyme Ball 16th October ?, Foresters Hall. Music by Playmates Band. MC D Gooding		D Gooding	From the The List Collection.
	Dance Card for Old Time Ball - Foresters Hall music by Billy Horne's Orchestra. MC CE Sparrow		C E Sparrow	From the The List Collection.
	Dance Card for Debenham Red Cross Old Tyme Ball, October 25th 1957, Foresters Hall, music by Tony Howard's Orchestra. MC Dr C A Hutt		Dr Hutt	From the The List Collection.
	Dance card for Debenham Red Cross Old Tyme Ball, 7th November 1958, Foresters Hall.			From the The List Collection.
	Looking towards Sir Robert Hitcham School			From the The List Collection.
	Debenham War Memorial Unveiled 26 August 1934			From the The List Collection.
	Postcard of the Street and Church Debenham (poss early 1900s) inscription dated 22 Aug 1944			From the The List Collection.
	Postcard view of Council Houses, Debenham			From the The List Collection.
	Postcard view of The Bridge, High Street, Debenham. Shows Mr Allard's, inscription dated 22 Aug 1944			From the The List Collection.
	Postcard view of J Hammond General Dealer Store, Debenham, inscription on back not dated.			From the The List Collection.
	Postcard view of The School, Debenham. Image shows Sir Robert Hitcham School. Inscription dated 22 Aug 44			From the The List Collection.
	Postcard view of High Street, Debenham. Image looking down High Street towards Aspall. Inscription dated 22 Aug 1944			From the The List Collection.
	View of St Mary's Church. Poss late 1800's / early 1900s			From the The List Collection.
	School class photo - poss late 1800's / early 1900s			From the The List Collection.
	Aerial photo of Debenham possibly 1970/1980s			From the The List Collection.
	Photo of house, Aspall Road, 1972			From the The List Collection.
	Photo of River Deben looking towards Sir Robert Hitcham School, 1972			From the The List Collection.
	Photo of Guildhall from High Street, 1972			From the The List Collection.
	Photo of Aspall Rd / Water Lane, Debenham during the August 1956 floods			From the The List Collection.
	Postcard view of flooded Chancery Lane and Aspall Road.			From the The List Collection. Newspaper article confirms this to be 1st October 1930
	Fallen tree and floods in Water Lane, Debenham. Possibly 1956 floods			From the The List Collection.
	Flooding looking down Water Lane towards High Street. Possibly 1956 floods			From the The List Collection.
	Flooding looking south down High Street taken from Low Road. Possibly 1956 floods.			From the The List Collection.
	Debenham Brass Band 1896			From the The List Collection.
	Copy of Debenham listing in Kelly's Directory 1883			From the The List Collection.
	Copy of Debenham listing in Kelly's Directory 1933			From the The List Collection.
	Newspaper article "Tribute to a caring doctor". An article detailing the retirement presentation to Dr C Hutt.		Dr C Hutt, Mrs Hutt, Keith Bloomfield	From the The List Collection.
	Newspaper article marked 9 May 1985 - School "grandad" retires on a song. Recounts the retirement of Alex Crooke, 20 years the caretaker at Sir Robert Hitcham School.		Alex Crooke	From the The List Collection. extracted from Mrs's List Scrapbook (see separate item in the Archive).
	EADT dated 13 June 1984 - Focus on Diss and District: "Comfort and a new look for old furniture" article on Debenham Furniture Restoration.			From the The List Collection. extracted from Mrs's List Scrapbook (see separate item in the Archive).
	Newspaper photograph of Albert & Doris Maynard at the new Tudor Bar of the Angel Inn Debenham	Angel Inn		From the The List Collection. extracted from Mrs's List Scrapbook (see separate item in the Archive).
	Article from Norfolk and Suffolk Journal and Diss Express 4th January 1957 - Photo showing children from the Sir Robert Hitcham School carol singing in St Mary's Church. Vicar, the Rev. CT Musgrave-Brown.			From the The List Collection. extracted from Mrs's List Scrapbook (see separate item in the Archive).
	Newspaper cutting marked 1961 showing the Knowland family skating on the frozen moat at Crows Hall			From the The List Collection. extracted from Mrs's List Scrapbook (see separate item in the Archive).
	Newspaper cutting showing a scene from "The White Sheep" being performed by the Debenham Players.			From the The List Collection. extracted from Mrs's List Scrapbook (see separate item in the Archive).
	Newspaper article dated 17 October 1959 showing Dr C Hutt being presented with wedding gift from 665 friends in Debenham and District.			From the The List Collection. extracted from Mrs's List Scrapbook (see separate item in the Archive).
	Newspaper article dated 23rd October 1959 showing the wedding of Dr C Hutt to Miss Caroline Shorter.			From the The List Collection. extracted from Mrs's List Scrapbook (see separate item in the Archive).
	Newspaper article dated 28 July 1961 "Debenham Show Quality Impressed The Judges" - Mr Morris W Corner winning the premier prize at the Debenham Show.			From the The List Collection. extracted from Mrs's List Scrapbook (see separate item in the Archive).
	Newspaper article dated 15 February 1962: EW List & Sons, Debenham lorry caught fire in Lawford.			From the The List Collection. extracted from Mrs's List Scrapbook (see separate item in the Archive).
	Newspaper article "Crops slashed, homes swamped as storms sweep countryside". Detailing the floods and storms that caused the Deben to flood Debenham. Sub article "School boat ferry for a flooded village" details Debenham being under 3 foot of water in the main street. Article thought to be dated August Bank Holiday 1956			From the The List Collection. extracted from Mrs's List Scrapbook (see separate item in the Archive).
	Newspaper article dated 5 February 1952 "This Highway Runs Half a Mile Under a River". Article about a water lane running near Mount Pleasant, Derrybrook and Brices Farm in Debenham, thought to be 700 years old. This route was subject to flooding.			From the The List Collection. extracted from Mrs's List Scrapbook (see separate item in the Archive).
	Newspaper article "Debenham and Its History". Description of an exhibition put on by the staff and pupils of Sir Robert Hitcham's School. Over 200 articles showing the changing life and customs of Debenham over the centuries.			From the The List Collection. extracted from Mrs's List Scrapbook (see separate item in the Archive).
	EADT article dated 25th July 1961 "New swimming pool at Debenham". Official opening of the swimming pool at Sir Robert Hitch's School.			From the The List Collection. extracted from Mrs's List Scrapbook (see separate item in the Archive).
	Newspaper photo of Arthur "Hector" Smith, delivery man for F E Neave & Son, butchers in Debenham.			From the The List Collection. extracted from Mrs's List Scrapbook (see separate item in the Archive).
	Newspaper article on knitting champion Mr G Stiff of Brooke House Debenham. Winner of the first prize for knitting at the Debenham Flower Show for the last seven years.			From the The List Collection. extracted from Mrs's List Scrapbook (see separate item in the Archive).
	Winston Jury List 1907			Document detailing those approved to be special or common law jurors for Winston.
	Debenham Jury List 1907			Document detailing those approved to be special or common law jurors for Debenham.
	List of male households who received out relief in Debenham & Winston July 1905- July 1906

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