If you are unfamiliar with the Flegg area The Flegg Villages provides you with a map and some basic information. |
The baptism, marriage and burial records attached to this Home Page are ones I have gathered together whilst searching through church records in the County Record Office in Norwich. I am aware that there are some gaps in them but would like to think that this is just a start. There are of course local family names that do not feature here - yet! Updated or new pages are marked with an asterisk. Additional records are from the parish of Fleggburgh (Burgh St. Margaret).Currently, the site contains records of the following surnames:- |
Most of the pages on the website show the variations in spelling of surnames for the respective pages. Many of the pages also contain surnames with a similar sound or which may have the same root.A list of Flegg surnames can be seen on Surnames List . |
Each surname is linked to its own page. Each page is divided into parishes showing church records of baptisms, marriages and burials. Dates are given year first followed by month then day. For example, 1807.0224 is the same as 24th February, 1807. |
Flegg Island Website news updated
September 2020
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One other site which also has strong links to the Flegg area is:- Julie's Norfolk Page. There are several more surnames here not mentioned on this one. It is well worth a visit. |
Dick King has produced a large site with references to over six hundred descendants of Abel King. You can find his site at Descendants of Abel King. |
A site for Runham is being developed
by Furgus Anderson. This can be found at
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Bernie Guymer has produced a site specifically for that surname. The image he has on his site suggests that we are distant relatives!! This can be found at The Guymer Website.Eleven pages of photographs of the Flegg area can be found at Flegg Views |
This page was last updated by John
Brown in 2007
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