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Copdock Public
Houses
Whites 1855 Directory
COPDOCK parish, between "two small rivulets, from 3 to 4 miles S.W. by W. of
Ipswich, has a pleasant village on the London road, containing a good inn
and several handsome houses, adjoining Washbrook, in which parish some of
the houses are situated. Copdock has 349 inhabitants, and 932A. 33P. of rich
clayey land, lying in two manors, viz., Copdock, of which W. J. Deane, Esq.,
is lord, and Copdock-Hall-with-Barons, of which the Rev. J. T. Hales Tooke
is lord; but part of the soil belongs to Rolla Rouse, Esq., Mrs. Syer, Mr. R
Bruce, and a few smaller owners. The Church (St Peter) is a neat fabric,
with a tower and five bells ; and a curiously sculptured font. It was
re-seated, and a handsome reredos erected in 1853, so that the interior has
now a handsome appearance. The rectory, valued in K.B. at �9.12s. 8$d., has
the vicarage of Washbrook annexed to it, and the two united livings were
valued in 1835, at �483 per annum. Lord Walsingbam is patron, and his
younger brother, the Hon. and Rev. Fredk. De Grey, M.A. is the incumbent,
and has a good Rectory House, and 35 acres of glebe. The tithes of Copdock
are commuted for �250. 10s. per annum. Here is a National School for the two
united parishes, built in 1851. Post via Ipswich.
Bond Mrs Emily, Copdock House
Cook Robt., blacksmith, Post-office
Davis Thomas, organist
De Grey Hon & Rev Frederick, M.A.,
Josselyn James, Esq.
King George, wheelwright & par. clerk
Mayhew Samuel, corn miller
Pallent John, thatcher
Plumb Wm. & Mrs. National School
Salmon George, butcher
Shepherd George, shoemaker
Shorten Chas. Thos. & A. J. veterinary surgeons, New Hall (and Ipswich)
Wright Robert Fdk. carpenter & vict, White Elm
Wrattislaw John, Esq. Copdock Lodge
FARMERS
Bickmore Thomas
Brace Richard.
Edwards Henry
Shorten Alfd John
Marshall Stephen, Copdock Hall
Norfolk James, Mace Hall
CARRIER, Joshua Beer, to Ipswich, Monday, Tuesday, Thurs. & Sat.