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| Family of Thomas Leak | |||
| Leak, Thomas Emery | Mentioned by Savin in Church St in 1826, he was a chemist and stationer | ||
| Leak, Mary | Daughter of Thomas Leak, she is mentioned in connection with Ladies Boarding School in 1826 in Church St | ||
| Leak, Ann | Daughter of Thomas Leak, she was a Millener and corset maker in Church St in 1826 | ||
| Other Leak's | |||
| Leak Benjamin | Bookseller and toy shop in Church St. Mentioned in 1768 having voted for Wodehouse and Grey and 1791 poor rate | ||
| Family of George Leeder | |||
| Leeder, George | Post Lad living in West St in 1881 | 1837 | Felbrigg, Norfolk |
| Leeder, Mary | Wife of George Leeder, she was a laundress | 1835 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Leeder, George | Son of George Leeder, was a milk boy | 1865 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Leeder, Margaret | Daughter of George Leeder, she was a barmaid, unemployed in 1881 | 1857 | Cromer, |
| Leeder, Sarah | Daughter of George Leeder, she was a Laundress | 1867 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Limmer's | |||
| Limmer, H. J. | Auctioneer in Jetty St | ||
| Limmer, S. | Lived in Wellington House, New St from 1930-36 | ||
| Limmer, William | Manager and clerk to the magistrates, living in Jetty St in 19th century | ||
| Family of William Lines (1) | |||
| Lines, William | Gardener living up Mundesley Rd in 1881 | 1815 | Aylmerton, Norfolk |
| Lines, Charlotte | Wife of William Lines | 1834 | Felbrigg, Norfolk |
| Family of William Lines (2) | |||
| Lines, William | Carpenter living in West St in 1881 | 1839 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Lines, Elizabeth | Wife of William Lines | 1836 | Keswick,Cumberland |
| Lines, Jane | Daughter of William Lines, she wa a dress maker | 1872 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Other Lines | |||
| Lines, Martha Ne Allen | Daughter of Matthew and Ann Allen of Thurgaton, wife of Thomas Lines of Runton and mother of Suzanna Lines and mother-in-Law of James Ling. Living with James and Suzannah in West st in 1881 | 1817 | Thurgarton, Norfolk |
| Lines, Betsy | Servant housemaid in house of Susan Poynter "fund raiser" on the Mundesley Rd (Now Overstrand, during the 1860's | 1843 | Aylmerton, Norfolk |
| Lines, Mary Ann | Daughter of John Kirby Lines and Mary Ann Lines, she was a cook for the Rust family in 1871 | March 1850 | Runton |
| Lines, William | Mentioned on the 1799 poor rate paying £3 | ||
| Family of James Ling (1) | |||
| Ling, James | Born in Holt, Son of Samuel LYNG and Sarah English from Field Dalling, his family lived in Fairstead Row in Holt as a child and he was a Hostler before coming to Cromer and worked as Publican at the King's Arms in the High St between 1854 and 64. | 1808 | Holt |
| Ling, Sarah, ne Smith | Wife of James Snr | 1812 | |
| Ling, Charlotte Sarah | Daughter of James and Sarah | April 16 1839 | Holt |
| Ling, Mary | Daughter of James and Sarah | 1841 | Holt |
| Ling, Charles | Son of James and Sarah | 6 Mar 1842 | Holt |
| Ling, John | Son of James and Sarah | 1844 | Holt |
| Ling, Margaret | Daughter of James and Sarah | June 7, 1846 | Holt |
| Ling, Robert | Son of James and Sarah | July 4, 1847 | Holt |
| Ling, Elizabeth | Daughter of James and Sarah | December 13, 1849 | Holt |
| Ling, Thomas Robert | Son of James and Sarah | July 1, 1851 | Holt |
| Family of James Ling (2) | |||
| Ling, James William | Son of James and Sarah Ling, came to Cromer as a child and became a shoemaker, living in West St during 1880's, later is reported as living down Cabbell Rd. He is buried at the small cemetery up the Holt Road. | b.1837 d. April 23 1895 | Holt, Norfolk |
| Ling, Susannah ne Lines | Daughter of Thomas and Martha Lines. Wife of James Ling | 1837 | Runton, Norfolk |
| Family of Charles Ling | |||
| Ling, Charles | Son of James W and Susannah Ling, he was a bricklayer and was witness at brother John's wedding | 7 Aug 1859 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Ling, Elizabeth | Wife of Charles | ||
| Ling, Clara | Daughter of Charles and Elizabeth, died in Infancy | 19 Mar 1882 | Cromer |
| Ling, Frederick Charles | Son of Charles and Elizabeth Ling | 8 June 1884 | Cromer |
| Ling, Emma | Daughter of Charles and Elizabeth. | 20 Jan 1886 | Cromer |
| Ling, Maud | Daughter of Charles and Elizabeth, died in Infancy | 12 July 1887 | Cromer |
| Family of John Ling | |||
| Ling, John | Son of James W and Susannah Ling, he became a builder and worked for Bullens. He was working in Holt in 1909 when he was caught in a downpour waiting for a train at Holt Station. He developed Pneumonia, he died a few days later. As a child he lived in West St and married lived in Church St | 1880 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Ling, Clara Ne Payne | Daughter of William and Charlotte Payne, when John died she took up the position of housekeeper for an ex-indian army Soldier, who was a carrier for Typhus and Clara contracted the disease and died in 1911, leaving behind her two sons. As a child she lived at North Row and later lived in Church St | 1880 | Cromer |
| Ling Percy Lionel | Son of John and Clara Ling, born over a shop in Church St, where Boots are now. He brought up by his aunt Florence in Ivy Cottages, which lies at the back of Louden Lane. With the help of his Grandfather William, he was able to leave Cromer and seek employment in London during the depression. He met and married Elsie Herbert and lived in Kingsbury London, but moved back to Cromer on his retirement in 1969. He died of a heart attack in 1973 and is buried with his parents in the main cemetary on the Holt Road. | 1905 | Cromer |
| Ling, John | Son of John and Clara Ling known as Jack, he was brought up by his Aunt Florence. During the depression he went to Canada to find work but came back again. He married Gladys Woodcock, and had two children Brian and Margaret. He died in 1971 | 1906 | Cromer |
| Family of John Ling | |||
| Ling Arthur | Son of James W and Susannah Ling | June 2, 1870 | Cromer |
| Ling, Robert | Son of James Ling | 1862 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Ling, Clare | Daughter of James W and Susannah Ling | 1866 | Cromer |
| Family of Walter Ling | |||
| Ling, Walter T. | Son of James W and Susannah Ling | 1868 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Ling, Rachel Ne Craske | Wife of Walter Ling | ||
| Ling, Ann | Daughter of Walter T and Rachel Ling, was witness at John and Clara's wedding | ||
| Family of Alfred Ling | |||
| Ling, Alfred James | Son of James W. and Susannah Ling. Became a builder | 3 March 1872 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Ling, Charlotte Ne Howes | Wife of Alfred J Ling. Died in 1921 | 1874 | |
| Ling, Alfred James | Son of Alfred and Charlotte | 1896 | Cromer |
| Ling, Thomas Henry | Son of Alfred and Charlotte | January 20, 1898 | Cromer |
| Ling, Herbert Arthur | Son of Alfred and Charlotte | 1900 | |
| Ling, Berty | Son of Alfred and Charlotte | 1906 | |
| Other Ling's | |||
| Ling, Alfred | Boarder up the Holt Rd in 1881 | 1867 | Barton Turf, Norfolk |
| Ling, William | Son of James W and Sarah Ling, born at Runton, later worked at Chemists in Cromer. | ||
| Ling, Ralph Michael | Ran chemists at end of Church St at turn of the century | ||
| Littledykes | |||
| Littledyke, Sophia | Niece of George and sophia Watts, born 1860 in Exton Rutlandshire, moved in with The Watts between 1881 and 91 | ||
| Littledyke, Frederick | Nephew of George and Sophia Watts, born 1878 in Exton Rutlandshire | ||
| Longs | |||
| Long, Janet | Adopted daughter of John Arnold, living with him in Hall Road in 1881. She was a millener. | 1845 | Middlesex |
| Long, Eliza | Granddaughter of John Arnold | 1870 | St. Pancras, |
| Long, Margaret | Granddaughter of John Arnold | 1872 | St. Marylebone, |
| Long, Mary | Lodginghouse keeper in Pump St in 1881 | 1816 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Family of Sergeant Lorick | |||
| Lorick, Frederick W | Police Sergeant living at Police Station in Church St in 1891 | 1860 | St Faiths |
| Lorick, Mary | Wife of Police Sgt Lorick | 1858 | Norwich |
| Lorick, Muriel M | Daughter of Frederick and Mary | 1886 | Cromer |
| Lorick, Constance G | Daughter of Frederick and Mary | 1890 | Cromer |
| Family of John Love | |||
| Love, John | Fisherman living in Brook St Court in 1881 | 1821 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Love, Mary | Wife of John Love | 1823 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Love, James | Son of John Love, he was a saddler living with parents in 1881 | 1861 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Love, John (2) | Son of John Love, he was a carpenter | 1863 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Love, Mary | Daughter of John Love, she was a domestic servant. | 1864 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Love, Rachel | Daughter of John Love | 1870 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Love, Sarah | Daughter of John Love | 1867 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Family of James Lovelace | |||
| Lovelace, James | Ran the Belle Vue hotel in the High St from 1872, he was there in 1881, and later bought the "West Cliff" hotel. | 1844 | Fakenham, Suffolk |
| Lovelace, Arthur A. | Son of James Lovelace | 1880 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Lovelace, Catherine | Wife of James Lovelace | 1844 | Saham Toney, Suffolk. |
| Lovelace, Ellen Rose | Daughter of James Lovelace | 1871 | Horsehearth, Cambs. |
| Family of Charles Loynes (1) | |||
| Loynes, Charles | Son of Charles and Charlotte Lines (Loynes) from Runton, he worked as a farm servant in Nathaniel N Field's houshold at Runton in 1871, he was a labourer in 1877 and used the LOYNES spelling of the name. Between 1880 and 1890's he worked as an Agricultural Labourer and Bricklayer living in a cottage at Cromer Hall. | 1856 | Runton, Norfolk |
| Loynes, Anne ne White | Wife of Charles Loynes | 1853 | Furneaux Palham,Ht |
| Loynes, Ellen A. | Daughterof Charles Loynes | 1880 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Loynes, Henry | Son of Charles Loynes | 1880 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Loynes, Charles W. | Son of Charles and Ann Loynes. He attended a dinner to honour H. E. Bailey lifeboat crews (involved in rescue of SS Georgia) at Newhaven Court on Tuesday 29 Nov 1927 | 1888 | |
| Family of Charles Loynes (2) | |||
| Loynes, Charles | Son of Charles and Mary Loynes of Gresham, brother of Joseph. He became a publican and brewer at the "Pig and Whistle", later known as "The Crown and Anchor" in Garden St from 1845-54. | 20 May 1804 | Gresham |
| Loynes, Rebecca, ne Cooper | Wife of Charles Loynes, married at West Runton 9 June 1836 | 1806 | Aylmerton |
| Family of Christopher Loynes | |||
| Loynes, Christopher James | Son of Joseph and Mary Loynes, he was a farm bailiff, living in The Loke | 1851 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Loynes, Jane | Wife of Christopher Loynes | 1857 | Roughton, Norfolk |
| Loynes, Ann E. | Daughterof Christopher Loynes | 1878 | Roughton, Norfolk |
| Loynes, Alice Mary | Daughterof Christopher Loynes | 1881 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Loynes, Mabel | Daughterof Christopher Loynes | 1886 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Loynes, Olive | Daughterof Christopher Loynes | 1889 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Family of Christopher Loynes | |||
| Loynes, Richard Walter | Son of Joseph and Mary Loynes, he was a labourer and later a blacksmith living in a two room property in Chapel St | ||
| Loynes, Frances ne Colman | Wife of Richard Walter Loynes | 1857 | Hanworth, Norfolk |
| Loynes, Charles A. | Son of Richard and Frances Loynes, he was a doctor's errand boy at age of 14 | 1877 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Loynes, Joseph | Son of Richard and Frances | 1885 | |
| Family of Joseph Loynes | |||
| Loynes, Joseph | Son of Charles and Mary Loynes, brother of Charles (2) he was an agricultural labourer, living up the Holt Rd in 1881 | 1811 | Field Dalling, Norfolk |
| Loynes, Mary ne Harmer | Wife of Joseph Loynes | 1816 | Barningham Parva |
| Loynes, Caroline H. | Daughter of Joseph and Mary Loynes, born in Cromer but went to work as a cook for Blanche F. Pigott at the Old House, Upper Sheringham in 1891 | 1855 | Cromer, Norfolk |
| Loynes, Elizabeth | Daughter of Joseph and Mary Loynes | 1844 | |
| Loynes, Frances | Daughter of Joseph and Mary. | 1847 | |
| Loynes, Charles | Son of Joseph and Mary. | 1848 | |
| Loynes, Susan | Daughter of Joseph and Mary. | 1853 | |
| Loynes, Samuel | Son of Joseph and Mary. | 1855 | |
| Family of James Loynes | |||
| Loynes, James Shore | Son of Charles and Mary Loynes | 4 apr 1807 | |
| Loynes, Sarah ne Dickson | Wife of James Shore Loynes | ||
| Family of William Lucas | |||
| Lucas, William | Sea rescue boatman coastguard. Born 1857 in Plymouth Devon, moved to Cromer between 1885 and 91 | ||
| Lucas, Laura | Wife of William Lucas born 1858 in Plymouth Devon. | ||
| Lucas, William Jnr | Son of William and Laura Lucas born 1879 in Plymouth Devon | ||
| Lucas, Ernest | Son of William and Laura Lucas born 1881 in Plymouth Devon | ||
| Lucas, Charles | Son of William and Laura Lucas born 1883 in Plymouth Devon | ||
| Lucas, Alfred | Son of William and Laura Lucas born 1885 in Plymouth Devon | ||
| Miscellaneous Ls | |||
| Lytledyke, Sophia | Niece of George Watts, lived at Newstead House in 1881 | 1861 | Not entered |
| Learner, Elizabeth | Daughter of John and Alice Learner | ? 1715/16 | Cromer |
| Leeson, Sarah A. | Servant of Margaret Bond-Cabbell | 1853 | Long Duckby,Northhants |
| Leggett, Charles | Plumber and decorator living in Church St in 1881 | 1857 | East Dereham, |
| Loads | Boot and shoe makers next to the Albion in 1860 | ||
| Lord, John | Master at Goldsith's School lived in appartments of James Sidle and died in 1880 | ||
| Lord, Mary L. | Boarder | 1841 | Westminster, Middlesex |
| Love, Thomas | Fisherman fined in 1842 for undersized crabs and lobsters | ||
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This information was compiled by Penny Ling
Any comments, suggestions or family to add email cromer@postmaster.co.uk
April 98.