from Carbrooke
Looking in more detail, at some of the people, who have had an influence in Carbrooke history, and those who have led inspiring lives.
Carbrooke, Norfolk is a small agricultural village, yet has a surprising & fascinating history, with influences through the centuries from around the world.

Matilda ‘Maud’ of Clare founder of Carbrooke church

Martha Young, first headmistress of Carbrooke school.

Fr. George Chambers Vicar of Carbrooke 1927-55, a much loved, but perhaps controversial Parish Priest.

Daniel Bullen – ‘Norfolk’s Oldest Working Farmer’
Mary Norton
Enid Clarke /Smith
Ken & Jan Godfrey OBE
Richard Dewing
Page last Updated 07.05.2022