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“I never knew a better or more trustworthy man”: The Reminiscences of William Veasey.

Posted on September 2, 2024 by cbolsterNRO

One of the most fascinating forms of document held at the Norfolk Record Office is the reminiscence, where someone looks back on what has happened to them in their life. These reminiscences, which may be written or spoken, need to … Continue reading →

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Tales of the Great and the Not So Good

Posted on January 2, 2018 by victoriadraper24

Marriage licences were often favoured by families of high social class since they allowed the couple privacy, ability to choose their parish of marriage and were faster to arrange than banns.  The marriage licence could also be a status symbol … Continue reading →

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