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Post Office Directory of 1865.
Gunton
1865 Post Office Directory
GUNTON is a parish, in Mutford and Lothingland incorporation and hundred,
county court district of Lowestoft, diocese of Norwich, East Suffolk, a quarter
of a mile north by-west from Lowestoft, and 7 ½ south from Yarmouth. The rural
deanery of Lothingland, archdeaconry of Suffolk, and church of St. Peter is
small, with low round tower. The living is a rectory, annual value £147 10s.,
with 10 acres of
glebe, held hy the Rev. F. C. Fowler, M.A., of Jesus College, Cambridge, and in
the patronage of Robert Cooke
Fowler, Esq., J.P., who is lord of the manor, and owner of the
soil, Gunton is on the coast, and there is a fine view of the
sea from the heath, which is pleasantly situated, affording at all times a
delightful promenade for the inhabitants and visitors. The population in 1861
was 73, and the area is 1,072 acres.
Parish Clerk, William Newson. Letters received through Lowestoft, which is also
the nearest money order office
Fowler Robert Cooke,esq. J.P.. New hall
WingfieldGenl.CharlesWilliam,Oldhall
Mobbs Robert, sen. fanner
Steward James R. farmer
Youngman Joseph, brick maker