Names beginning with C

Family of John Chadwick
CHADWICK John	Harness Maker (Master Employing 1 Man) living in Church St in 1850s	1773	Overstrand-Norfolk
CHADWICK Ann	Wife of John Chadwick	1774	N Walsham-Norfolk

Family of John Payne Chadwick
Chadwick, John Payne	Gardener living in Brunswick St in 1881. Mother may have been a "Payne".	1840	Cromer, Norfolk
Chadwick, Mary Ann	Wife of John Payne Chadwick	1839	Cromer, Norfolk
Chadwick, Edith Mary	Daughter of John Payne Chadwick	1866	Milton Keynes, Bucks.
Chadwick, John H.	Son of John Payne Chadwick also a gardener	1871	Cromer, Norfolk
Chadwick, Louisa A	Daughter of John Payne Chadwick was a dressmaker	1874	Cromer, Norfolk

The Family of Robert Chadwick
CHADWICK Robert	Gardener (Journeyman), living up West Road (Now Holt Road) during the 1850s	1822	Overstrand-Norfolk
CHADWICK Mary Ann	Wife of Robert Chadwick	1818	Northrepps-Norfolk
CHADWICK John W.	Son of Robert and Mary Ann Chadwick	1850	Cromer-Norfolk

The Family of William Chadwick
CHADWICK William	Journeyman Harness Maker Grocer & Draper	1812	Cromer-Norfolk
CHADWICK Mary	Wife of William Chadwick	1811	Dilham-Norfolk
CHADWICK Ann	Daughter of William and Mary Chadwick, living with parents in Church St in 1850s	1833	Cromer-Norfolk
CHADWICK Mary	Daughter of William and Mary Chadwick, living with parents in Church St in 1850s	1843	Cromer-Norfolk

Other Chadwick's
CHADWICK Ann	Lodger with Benjamin and Sarah Lawrence in West St in 1851	1836	Cromer-Norfolk
CHADWICK Mary A.	Servant lodging with William and Mary Smith in Church St in 1850s	1829	Southrepps-Nfk
CHADWICK William	Lodger with Benjamin and Sarah Lawrence in West St in 1852	1837	Cromer-Norfolk
Chadwick, Hannah	Servant, living in Church St in 1881	1863	Overstrand,
Chadwick, Mary E.	Sadler or possibly wife of a sadler, who was living up the Norwich Rd in 1881	1810	North Walsham, Norfolk
Chadwick, Ellen	Servant, living in the High St in 1881	1864	Northrepps, Norfolk
Chadwick, Mrs	Ran a general store and sweet shop in East St between 1841 - 62

Family of Richard Chamberlin
Chamberlin, Richard	Rural Post Messenger living up the Holt Rd between 1850s and 1881	1802	Upper Sheringham
Chamberlin, Lucy	Wife of Richard Chamberlin	1795	East Runton, Norfolk
CHAMBERLIN Sarah	Daughter of Richard and Lucy Chamberlin, she was a Dressmaker and living with her parents in 1850s	1836	Sheringham-Norfolk

Family of James Edward Chapman
Chapman, James Ed.	Railway guard, living at Railway Cottages in 1881	1844	Eaton, Norfolk
Chapman, Marion Emma	Wife of James Edward Chapman	1849	Norwich, Norfolk
Chapman, Daisy	Daughter of James Edward Chapman	1879	Cromer, Norfolk

Family of John Cheere
CHEERE John	Commander Royal Navy And Inspecting Com Of Coast Guard living on the High St in 1850s	1806	Papworth-Cam
CHEERE Mary W. Nee Greene	Wife of John Cheere	1811	Antigua (British Subjt)----

Family of John Churchill
Churchill, John	Carpenter from Kent, who was living at No 1 North Row, West St in 1881, having recently moved to Cromer from Sussex.	1848	Canterbury, Kent
Churchill, Clara	Wife of John Churchill	1853	Pakefield, Suffolk
Churchill, Clara	Daughter of John Churchill	1880	Cromer, Norfolk
Churchill, John	Son of John Churchill	1878	Eastbourne, Sussex
Churchill, Walter	Son of John Churchill	1881	Cromer, Norfolk

Family of William Churchyard
Churchyard, William	Grocer and Draper living in West St in 1881, having recently moved to Cromer from Cossey	1840	Norwich, Norfolk
Churchyard, Louisa	Wife of William Churchyard	1845	Long Buckley, Norfolk
Churchyard, Ellen	Daughter of William Churchyard	1874	Cossey, Norfolk
Churchyard, Louisa M	Daughter of William Churchyard	1879	Cossey, Norfolk

Family of Robert Clarke
CLARKE Robert R.	Hair Dresser living in Garden St in 1850s	1806	Peterbro-Northamp
CLARKE Mary	Wife of Robert Clarke	1803	Cromer-Norfolk
CLARKE Custance A.	Son of Robert and Mary Clarke	1836	Cromer-Norfolk
CLARKE Benjn. E.	Son of Robert and Mary Clarke	1838	Cromer-Norfolk
CLARKE Matthew E.	Son of Robert and Mary Clarke	1839	Cromer-Norfolk
CLARKE Richard A.	Son of Robert and Mary Clarke see below	1841	Cromer-Norfolk
CLARKE Willm. A.	Son of Robert and Mary Clarke	1843	Cromer-Norfolk
CLARKE Frederic O.	Son of Robert and Mary Clarke	1844	Cromer-Norfolk
CLARKE John A.	Son of Robert and Mary Clarke , see below	1845	Cromer-Norfolk

Family of Richard Clarke
Clarke, Richard	Son of Robert Clarke, he bought site on corner of The Loke and Church St, and built Algar House there in 1879. He was a butcher a farmer, and a lighthouse keeper!	1841	Cromer, Norfolk
Clarke, Emily	Wife of Richard Clarke	1844	Erpingham, Norfolk
Clarke, Robert W	Son of Richard Clarke opened the Sandringham Boarding House in Church St	1873	Cromer, Norfolk

Family of Samuel Clarke
Clarke, Samuel	Railway porter, living at Railway Cottages in 1881	1849	Great Ormesby, Norfolk
Clarke, Grace	Wife of Samuel Clarke	1850	Tichbourne, Hants.
Clarke, Beterham G.	Son of Samuel Clarke	1879	Cromer, Norfolk
Clarke, Florence G.	Daughter of Samuel Clarke	1877	North Walsham,
Clarke, May	Daughter of Samuel Clarke	1881	Cromer, Norfolk

Family of John Clarke
Clarke, John	Son of Mary Clarke had a hairdressers and tobaconnist in Church St from 1879, he was Parish clerk for 62 years and died 13/3/1926, A fine oak screen was erected in the church and was dedicated to his name.	1849	Cromer, Norfolk
Clarke, Thomas	Son of John Clarke, carried on the hairdressing business from his father in Church St.

Other Clarke's
Clarke, Catherine	Ran apartments in Tucker St 1964
Clarke, Robert	Hairdresser in Jetty St in 1841

Family of George Collison
Collison, George	In 1886 he offered £1,000 to buy a site and build a new hospital of 12 beds in Louden Lane
COLLISON Susanna	Formerly Postmistress, she was motherr of George, Rosetta and John Collison, living in Church St in 1850. Kept a small children's school in East St too.	1774	Cromer-Norfolk
Collison, Rosetta W.	Sister of Mrs Simeon Simons and George Collison, living in East (Church St) in 1881	1813	Cromer, Norfolk
COLLISON John W.	Son of Sussanna Collison, an Accompitant living with his mother and sister in Church St in 1850	1811	Cromer-Norfolk

The family of Thomas Cullison/Collison?
CULLISON Thomas C.	(Possible son of Thomas Cooke Collison below?) Post Master living on the High St in 1850s	1803	Cromer-Norfolk
CULLISON Sarah	Wife of Thomas Cullison	1803	Cromer-Norfolk
CULLISON Thos. C.	Son of Thomas and Sarah Cullison	1827	Cromer-Norfolk
CULLISON Emma	Daughter of Thomas and Sarah Cullison	1829	Cromer-Norfolk
CULLISON Margaret	Daughter of Thomas and Sarah Cullison	1830	Cromer-Norfolk

Other Collison's
COLLISON Susanna	Grand daughter of Mary Jarvis	1828	Cromer-Norfolk
Collison, Emma	Niece of Samuel Jarvis, living in Church St in 1881	1829	Cromer, Norfolk
Collison, Thomas Cooke	Tailor and Draper, was mentioned in the poor rate of 1791 was living in Jetty St in 1854
Collison, William	mentioned in poor rate of 1791

Family of James Colman (1)
COLMAN James	Agricultural Laborer, living in Pump St in 1850s	1790	Hanworth-Norfolk
COLMAN Ann	Wife of James Colman	1798	Northrepps-Norfolk
COLMAN Mary A.	Daughter of James and Ann Colman, she was a dressmaker, living with parents in Pump St in 1850s	1829	Cromer-Norfolk
COLMAN Harriet	Daughter of James and Ann Colman, she was a servant, living with parents in Pump St in 1850s	1833	Cromer-Norfolk

Family of James Colman
Colman, James	Agricultural labourer living in New St in 1881	1831	Northrepps, Norfolk
Colman, Hannah	Wife of James Colman, she was a Charwoman	1829	Roughton, Norfolk
Colman, Thomas	Son of James Colman, he was an agricultural labourer, living with his parents in 1881	1853	Roughton, Norfolk

The Comben Family
Comben, M	Lived in Connaught House, Brook St in 1889
Comben, W. R.	One time lighthouse keeper, he went into partnership with Herbert Fox in Brook St at turn of the century. according to his great Grandson Tim Booth, his ancestors were for centuries keepers of the Portland Light (Comben is a name almost unique to Portland).
Comben, Miss Ella	Born 1894, lived in Melbourne House, New St in 1912. Mother (Edith Comben) shown in 1912 Kelly's Directory as keeping Apartments at that address.
Arthur Hepburn Comben	Born 1896. He would still have been living in Cromer in 1912, attending North Walsham GS. In 1914 he joined the Navy and was at Battle of Jutland in 1916. He started an apprenticeship at Brookes (boatbuilders) in Lowestoft before the Navy. Later became a well-known boat designer. If anyone has any more information, please contact Tim Booth address below

Their Descendant Tim Booth is researching this family. If you have any information, please email him at Tim.Booth@GBR.XEROX.COM

Family of Charles Cook
Cook, Charles	Naval Pensioner, living up the Holt Rd in 1881	1827	Isleworth, Middlesex
Cook, Jane S.	Wife of Charles Cook	1833	Brighton, Sussex
Cook, Charlotte	Daughter of Charles Cook	1877	Mundesley, Norfolk
Costar, Henrietta	Mother-in-Law of Charles Cook	1811	Benson, Oxon.

Family of Robins Cook
Cook, Robins	Father of Robina Cook, lived in the High St 1854-77, then moved to Garden St. Occupation Miller.	1797	Hunworth, Norfolk
Cook, Robina	Daughter of Robins Cook	1828	Thornage, Norfolk

Other Cook's
Cook, Amelia	Ran a boarding house in High St in 1854
Cook, Catherine	Niece of Rosetta Collison, she was a school mistress, living with Rosetta in East St in 1881	1834	Cromer,
COOK George	Apprentice shoemaker living with Nathaniel Fields family in Church St in 1850s	1834	Northrepps-Nfk
Cook, Samuel	Master Mariner living in Church St in 1854

The family of James Cooper
Cooper, James	Retired Surgeon living at Colne Lodge in 1881	1817	Martham, Norfolk
Cooper, Fanny	Wife of James Cooper	1830	Weymouth, Dorset
Cooper, Fanny E.C.	Daughter of James Cooper	1863	Cromer, Norfolk
Cooper, Georgina E.	Daughter of James Cooper	1857	Cromer, Norfolk
Cooper, Harriette	Daughter of James Cooper	1855	Martham, Norfolk
Cooper, James	Son of James Cooper	1870	Cromer, Norfolk

The family of Robert Cooper
Cooper, Robert	He was a Gamekeeper and had a farm off Mundesley Rd. He is living in New St in 1881	1849	Barningham, Norfolk
Cooper, Hannah	Wife of Robert Cooper, was a dressmaker	1845	Cromer, Norfolk
Cooper, Gertrude	Daughter of Robert Cooper	1877	Brigstock, Nrthnts
Cooper, Elizabeth	Daughter of Robert Cooper	1879	Brigstock, Northants
Cooper, Florence	Daughter of Robert Cooper	1871	Salhouse, Norfolk
Cooper, Eva	Daughter of Robert Cooper	1874	Rackheath, Norfolk

The family of Joseph Cooper
Cooper, Joseph	Tailor and Journeyman, living in Garden St in 1881	1833	Sheringham, Norfolk
Cooper, Martha	Mother of Joseph Cooper, she was a cook, living with Joseph in Garden St in 1881	1797	Runton, Norfolk
Cooper, Elizabeth	Wife of Joseph Cooper	1835	Sidestrand, Norfolk

Other Cooper's
COOPER Ann	Servant for Ann Hewitt of West St in 1850s	1792	Hempton-Norfolk
Cooper, Blanche	Servant, living in the High St in 1881	1865	Cromer, Norfolk
Cooper, Harriet	Granddaughter of James Mack, living with them in Brook St in 1881	1869	Fernburgh, Berks.
COOPER Harriet	Mother of Frances Browne, she was a widowed annuitant living with the Brownes on the High St in 1850s	1801	Guestwick-Nfk
COOPER Thomas	Nephew of Charles and Rebecca Loynes	1837	Gresham-Norfolk

Family of Henry Copley
Copley, Henry D.	Butler at Colne House in 1881	1840	Gateford, Notts.
Copley, Caroline	Wife of Henry D Copley	1836	Woodham Walter,Essex

Family of Arnold Copsey
Copsey, Arnold	Baker and Confectioner living in Jetty St in 1880's	1832	Dereham, Norfolk
Copsey, Annie Maria	Wife of Arnold Copsey, she was a dressmaker	1834	Hindolveston, Norfolk
Copsey, Agnes	Daughter of Arnold Copsey	1871	Cromer, Norfolk
Copsey, Gertrude	Daughter of Arnold Copsey, as a shop assistant, living with parents in 1881 in Jetty St	1864	Cromer, Norfolk

Family of Arnold Copsey
Cotton, Robert	Gardener / Domestic servant living in Pump St in 1880's	1850	Grundisburgh, Suffolk.
Cotton, Mary A.	Wife of Robert Cotton	1848	Cromer, Norfolk
Cotton, Frederick	Son of Robert Cotton	1879	Cromer, Norfolk

Family of George Cox
Cox, George	Fisherman living in garden St in 1881	1853	Cromer, Norfolk
Cox, Ann	Wife of George Cox	1851	Kelling, Norfolk
Cox, Earles	Son of George Cox	1880	Cromer, Norfolk
Cox,Anna	Daughter of George Cox	1876	Cromer, Norfolk

Family of Samuel Cox
COX Samuel.	Fisherman living in Jarvis's Yard Brook St in 1850s	1785	Roughton-Nfk
COX Frances	Wife of Samuel Cox	1795	Gimmingham-Nfk
COX Willm.	Son of Samuel and Frances Cox, he was a Bricklayer	1823	Cromer-Nfk
COX John	Son of Samuel and Frances Cox-see below, he was a Fisherman	1826	Cromer-Nfk
COX James	Son of Samuel and Frances Cox, he was an Errand Boy	1834	Cromer-Nfk
COX Robert	Son of Samuel and Frances Cox- See below, he was an Errand Boy	1838	Cromer-Nfk
FEY Frances Anna	Grand Daughter of Samuel and Frances Cox, living with them in Jarvis's Yard Brooke St in the 1850s	1851	Langham-Nfk

Family of Robert Cox
Cox, Robert	Fisherman living in Brook St Court in 1881	1839	Cromer, Norfolk
Cox, Mary Ann	Wife of Robert Cox	1841	Cromer, Norfolk

Family of John Cox
Cox, John	Father of Thomas Cox, he was a fish merchants in Church St and lived in Swan's Yard	1828	Cromer, Norfolk
Cox, Thomas	Fisherman living in Swan's yard in 1881 with father and wife	1856	Cromer, Norfolk
Cox, Jemima	Wife of Thomas Cox	1857	Cromer, Norfolk

Family of Mary Ann Crane
Crane, Mary Ann	Lived in the High St in 1881, with income from land	1816	Aylsham, Norfolk
Crane, Elizabeth	Daughter of Mary Ann Crane, living with mother in 1881, living off interest of money.	1844	North Walsham,

Family of George T Craske
Craske, George T.	Lived in West St, and was an unemployed labourer at time of 81 census	1843	Cromer, Norfolk
CRASKE Elizabeth	Mother of George and James. Elizabeth was a widowed pauper Charwoman living in Pump St with her two sons in 1850s	1813	Cromer-Norfolk
Craske, Jane	Wife of George T Craske, she worked as a charwoman	1842	Paston, Norfolk
Craske. William	Son of George T Craske	1869	Cromer, Norfolk

Family of James Craske
Craske, James	Son of Elizabeth and brother of George. He was a General labourer, living in Brunswick St in 1881	1843	Cromer, Norfolk
Craske, Sarah	Wife of James Craske, she was a laundress	1855	Cromer, Norfolk

Family of Thomas Craske
Craske, Thomas	General labourer living in Tucker St in 1881	1851	Alby, Norfolk
Craske, Adeline	Wife of Thomas Craske	1855	Aldborough, Norfolk

More Craske's
Craske, Gertrude L.	Daughter of Robert Curtis	1875	Cromer, Norfolk
Craske, Rachel	Daughter of Adeline Warner, living in Pump St in 1881, later married Alfred Ling	1869	Roughton, Norfolk

The family of William Cubitt
CUBITT Willm.	Grocers Servant living in Jetty St in 1850s	1784	Gresham-Norfolk
CUBITT Mary	Wife of William Cubitt, she was a shell dealer	1785	Hardley-Norfolk

The family of Robert Cunningham
Cunningham, Robert	Boatman and coastgueard, living in The Coast guard cottages at top of the Gangway in 1881	1849	Cromer, Norfolk
Cunningham, Elizabeth	Wife of Robert Cunningham	1858	Sheringham,
Cunningham, Florence	Daughter of Robert Cunningham	1880	Cromer,
Cunningham, Robert C.	Son of Robert Cunningham	1877	Cromer, Norfolk

The family of Alfred Curtis
CURTIS Alfred	Common Carrier, living on the Runton Rd (later New St) in 1850s	1824	Cromer-Norfolk
CURTIS Mary Anne	Wife of Alfred Curtis	1828	Trunch-Norfolk
CURTIS Elizth.	Daughter of Alfred and Mary Anne Curtis	1850	Cromer-Norfolk

The family of Elizabeth Curtis
CURTIS Elizth.	Lodging Housekeeper in the "Mines building" in 1850s	1791	Southwold-Suf
CURTIS Elizth.	Daughter of Elizabeth Curtis Snr	1828	Cromer-Nfk
CURTIS Emma	Daughter of Elizabeth Curtis Snr, she was a dressmaker.	1830	Cromer-Nfk
CURTIS Lucy	Daughter of Elizabeth Curtis Snr, she was a dressmaker.	1831	Cromer-Nfk

The family of James Curtis
Curtis, James	Taylor living in Jetty St in 1881, employed 1 person.	1821	Cromer, Norfolk
Curtis, Harriet	Wife of James Curtis	1824	Cromer, Norfolk
CURTIS Augusta K.	Daughter of James and Harriet	1843	Cromer-Nfk
Curtis, James W. W K..	Son of James Curtis, he was a blacksmith. There is a photograph in Martin Warren's book "around Cromer " which has a James Curtis as a grocer with a shop on the junction of Jetty St and High St in 1901	1863	Cromer, Norfolk

The family of Robert Curtis
Curtis, Robert	Son of Thomas (see below) Tailor living in the High St in 1881	1825	Cromer, Norfolk
Curtis, Susannah	Wife of Robert Curtis, she was a millener	1825	Northrepps, Norfolk
Curtis, Charles E.	Son of Robert Curtis	1868	Cromer, Norfolk
Curtis, Edith	Daughter of Robert Curtis, was an assistant millener	1864	Cromer, Norfolk

The family of Joseph Curtis
CURTIS Joseph	Blacksmith living in Corner House from 1845-58 and the Loke from 1860, he was a noted practical joker. He owned several cannons which were fired to celebrate local occassions. One stormy morning, a cannon was fired and the townsfolk thinking it was the rocket brigade all ran to the front to see which ship had run aground. There was another cannon shot and the lifeboat crew and the rocket brigade turned up but no wreck. As the crowd dispersed one man called into the shop to ask if Joseph had heard the gun fire, on answering yes, he asked him if it was him who fired, Joseph replied "Of course I did, it's my birthday"	1791	Cromer-Norfolk
CURTIS Hannah	Wife of Joseph, she was a green grocer	1792	Trunch-Norfolk
CURTIS Joseph	Son of Joseph, he too was a smith	1824	Cromer-Norfolk
CURTIS Susanna	Granddaughter	1837	Cromer-Norfolk

The family of Thomas Curtis
CURTIS Thos. A.	Tailor and Draper living in Corner House from 1826-58. He was also the organist at the church in 1864	1798	Cromer-Nfk
CURTIS Robert	Son of Thomas Curtis (see Above)	1825	Cromer-Nfk
CURTIS Susanna	Daughter of Thomas Curtis	1827	Cromer-Nfk

Family of Thomas Curtis (2)
CURTIS Thomas	Blacksmith living in Brooke St in 1850s	1828	Cromer-Nfk
CURTIS Mary	Wife of Thomas (2)	1826	Cromer-Nfk
CURTIS George	Son of Thomas (2) Curtis	1849	Cromer-Nfk

Other Curtis's
CURTIS Ann	Servant in Elizabeth Rounces's household in Church St in 1850s	1832	Beeston Regis-Nfk
Curtis, W.	Greengrocer in Jetty St
Curtis, William	Ironmonger living on the corner houe in the High St in 1826. This could be the same William Curtis who died whilst firing a cannon in honour of the announcement of the marriage of Mr E. Buxton to Miss Upshaw of Sheringham. The gun isfired and the powder dislocated his neck and was instantly killed. He left a wife and 5 children. A report appeared in the Cromer Telegraph
Curtis, James	Grocer and draper living in the corner house in the High St. Was mentioned on the poor rate of 1791

The family of William Cussey
CUSSEY William	Fisherman, living in Tucker St in 1850s	1803	Cromer-Nfk
CUSSEY Sophia	Wife of William Cussey	1809	Aylsham-Nfk

Miscellaneous Custance Folk!
Custance, Mary	Widowed Lodging House Letter in Tucker St in 1850s (possibly wife of Captain Custance?) Lived and died 1854 in Tucker St.
Custance, Mary Ann	Kept lodgings in Tucker St 1826-64
Custance, Judith Ann	Lodginghouse keeper in Tucker St in 1881	1808	Cromer, Norfolk
Custance, Susan	Daughter of Mary, she was a Dressmaker living in Tucker St 1826-77 born 1802
Custance, William	A captain, was on the poor rate of 1791, he lived in Tucker St above where the Bath Hotel is today.

Miscellaneous C Folk!
CABB Charles	Shoemaker (Master) lodging with Edward Bird and his family in West Rd in 1851	1782	Aylmerton-Norfolk
Cadywould, William	Apprentice chimney sweep living in Church St in 1881	1864	Middlesex
Callow, Mrs L.	Pork butchers in Tucker St in 1845
Camping, Anna B.	Niece of Henry D Copley, she was a draper's apprentice living at Colne House in Louden Lane in 1881	1862	Malden, Essex
Thos. CANHAM	Lodger in The Kings Head public house at time of 1851 census. He was a Carrier	1833	Lynn-Norfolk
George CANHAM	Lodger in The Kings Head public house at time of 1851 census. He was a glazier	1834	Lynn-Norfolk
Cannell, Isaac	Ran butchers shop in Garden St in 1912
Cantrill, Ann	Ran a fancy bazaar in New St in 1854
CAREY Mary	Housekeeper for the Merest family in Church St in the 1850s	1793	Snailwell-Cambridgesh
Carpenter, John	Lived in Brook St in 1889
Carter, R. W. W.	Auctioneer in Church St at beginning of C20th
Cartwright, Ellen	Boarder, living with ? In West St in 1881	1868	Norwich, Norfolk
CASBURN Elizabeth	Annuitant, living in Pump St in 1850s	1791	Wicken-Cambridge
CASTELS Elizabeth K.	Servant to Isabella Rooke at Cliff West (New St) in 1850s	1829	London St James-London
Castle, Henry	Servant of Samuel Hoare, he was a groom, living at Hoare's house in Mundesley (Overstrand) Rd in 1881	1861	Glympton, Oxon.
CHAPMAN Susan	Cook to Herbert Jones in Mundesley Road in 1850s	1823	Inglethorpe-Nfk
CHAPMAN Susan C.	Servant of the Press sisters, living in West Road (Now the Holt Road) in 1850s	1834	Gresham-Norfolk
CHEETHAM Martha	Servant to Ann Bedwell, living with her in garden St in 1850s	1817	Middleton-York
CHIVERS Susanna	Servant to the Fitch family up the Croft in 1850s	1828	Carlton-Suffolk
CURTIS Mary A.	Monthly Nurse to the Fitch family up the Croft in 1850s	1792	Cromer-Norfolk
CRISP Mary	Housekeeper to Martha Morris at the Lodge, Cromer Hall in 1851	1807	Cromer-Norfolk
Christmas, Mary	Aparently Ms Christmas ran apartments in Church St in 1826 directory
Church E. Miss	Ran a business called the "Work box" at the end of Church St (East) during WWI
Church, Ada	Servant, living in Pump St in 1881	1867	Overstrand, Norfolk
CLAXTON Anna J.	Servant of Robert Farrows in West St in 1850s	1831	Norwich-Norfolk
Cole, Henry	Son in law of James Bower - took over his business when he died.
Cole, Alice B.	Servant, living in Church St in 1881	1864	Roughton, Norfolk
Coleby, Edward	Surgeon, a partner of Dr Earle in 1826
Colman, Emily	Servant at Tucker's Hotel inTucker St in 1880's	1857	Cromer, Norfolk
Comyns, George	Footman of Samuel Hoare, living at Hoare's house in Mundesley (Overstrand Rd) in 1881	1863	London,
Constable, John	Journeyman/shoemaker living in the High St in 1881	1862	Mileham, Norfolk
COOCH Robert	Attorney And Solicitor living on his own in Church St in 1850s	1806	Newport Pagnell-Bucks
Cooke, Eliza	Kitchen Maid, living in New St in 1881	1860	Northrepps,
Copeman, John	Carpenter, mentioned in 1826 directory living in Church St
Copeman, John	Lodger, with ? In Smith Lane in 1881. Bricklayer by profession	1861	Trimingham, Norfolk
CORBETT Sarah	Pauper, Widow of A Shoemaker, living in Pump St in 1850s	1764	Southrepps-Norfolk
CORRICK Sarah Elizth.	Lady's maid for the Herring family on the Mundesley Rd in the 1850s	1831	Norwich-Nfk
CUSHING Susan	Kitchen maid for the Herring family on the Mundesley Rd in the 1850s	1832	Shipdam-Nfk
Covell, Rose A.	Daughter of John Brown Jnr, living with Brown in Holt Rd in 1881	1878	Trunch, Norfolk
Cowles, Samuel A.B.	Grandson check, living in Russell House in 1881	1876	Cromer, Norfolk
Cracknell, Mrs	Lived in Marine Villas in New St. (check date)
CRAM Martha	Servant to Isaac H and Sophia Burton in Church St in 1850s	1836	N Walsham-Norfolk
COX Sarah	Cook for the Herring family on the Mundesley Rd in the 1850s	1821	Shipdam-Nfk
Cox, William	Bricklayer living in Brook St Court in 1881	1823	Cromer, Norfolk
Crisp, W.	Lived in farm off Mundesley Rd
CRASH Susan	Visitor to the Brackenbury family on census night 1851	1847	Cromer-Norfolk
Cross, Jeremiah	Owner of coal yard in Brook St 1826-78 and the ship Wensledale that used to bring coal from Sunderland
Cubitt, S Miss	Lived in an old thatched house on Church St. She kept a shop selling boxes covered in shells and also a school in 1864
Curtis, W.	Greengrocer in Jetty St
CURTIS Sarah	Servant for Ann Hewitt of West St in 1850s	1826	Cromer-Norfolk
Cutter, Sarah	Servant, living at The Red Lion Hotel in 1881	1863	Runton, Norfolk
Cutler Sherman	Built a house in East St (Church St) was on the poor rate of 1767
CUTLER William	Pauper Late Mariner, living in Pump St in 1850s	1773	Cromer-Norfolk

Miscellaneous C Folk - Early Cromer Names
Name	Father	Mother	Date of Baptism
CANNELL, Martha		CANNELL, Laneh?	21 Feb 1689/90
CARTER, Giles	CARTER, Vincent	Mary	25 Nov 1716
CARTER, Robert	CARTER, John	Martha	13 Mar 1716/7
CLARKE, Anne	CLARKE, Joseph	Frances	23 July 1696
COLLAIN, Susanna illegitimate daughter		COLLAIN, Mary	17 Mar 1699/1700
COOKE, John	COOKE, John	Anne	24 Aug 1689
COPLAND, Alice	COPLAND, Richard	Elizabeth	3 Apr 1691
COPLAND, Henry?	COPLAND, Richard	Elizabeth	20 Jan? 1699/1700
COPLAND, Robert	COPLAND, Richard	Elizabeth	24 Dec 1696
CUBBIT, Ann	CUBBIT, Roger	Elizabeth	? 1715/6
Thomas, Charles	Married to Judith ROOK 30 Jan 1786
Jacob, William	Witness to Charles Thomas and Judith Rook's wedding
Jonathon Collins	Witness to Charles Thomas and Judith Rook's wedding

This information was compiled by Penny Ling
Any comments, suggestions or family to add email cromer@postmaster.co.uk
April 98.