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GREAT and LITTLE WRATTING.
GREAT WRATTING is a parish, in Risbridge hundred and union, Haverhill county
court district, rural deanery of Clare, Sudbury archdeaconry, and diocese of
Ely, West Suffolk, 2 ½ miles north-east-by-north from Haverhill. The church is
named St. Mary. The register commences in 1593. The living is a rectory, with
that of Little Wratting annexed, the tithes of Great Wratting were commuted for
£341, and those of Little Wratting for £275 per annum, in the gift of Francis
Drake, F,sq., and held by the Rev. John Drake, B.A., of Trinity College,
Cambridge. Lord Thurlow is lord of the manor, and Major Bird is chief landowner.
The population in 1861 was 423, and the area is 1,329 acres.
Little Wratting is a parish, in the same Jurisdiction, adjoining Great Wratting,
and 2 miles from Haverhill. The living is a rectory, annexed to Great Wratting.
Here is a National school, erected in 1849. Tbe charities are 2 ½ acres of land
for church repairs, and two tenements for poor persons, occupied rent free, who
are placed by the church wardens and overseers. The soil is mixed. The crops are
wheat, barley, beans, peas and roots. The population in 1861 was 193, and the
area is 936 acres.
Parish Clerk, William Bowers.
Letters through Haverhill, which is the nearest money order office
National School, Mrs, Emma Smith, mistress
Great Wratting.
Drake Rev. John, B.A. [rector]
COMMERCIAL.
Barrett Thomas, shopkeeper
Barrett William, Bell inn
Bowers James, beer retailer
Bridge William, shopkeeper
Diggens Samuel, carpenter
Garrad John & Wm. farmers, Hill farm
Goodchild John, farmer
Gosling Eli, blacksmith
Mitson William, boot maker
Orris Henry, shoe maker
Purkis John, Red Lion inn
Tilbrook William, farmer
Little Wratting.
COMMERCIAL.
Binks Ewin, shopkeeper
Brown Isaac, beer retailer
Garrad Simon, steward to D. Gurteen esq.
Pearl Henry, farmer
Punchard Cbas. corn dealer & maltster