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.
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Matilda ‘Maud’ of Clare founder of Carbrooke church
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Martha Young, first headmistress of Carbrooke school.
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Fr. George Chambers Vicar of Carbrooke 1927-55, a much loved, but perhaps controversial Parish Priest.
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Daniel Bullen – ‘Norfolk’s Oldest Working Farmer’
Mary Norton
Enid Clarke /Smith
Ken & Jan Godfrey OBE
Richard Dewing
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