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| The Goodrich Brothers: John & William | ||
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John Warren | |
| Possibly Peter / William Hallock, Rev John Youngs, Martha Youngs, Thomas Moore | ||
| John Bigelow | ||
Lee Ann's Suffolk County Page - lots of material here.
Bury St. Edmunds is a medieval market town situated in West Suffolk,
England with a population of around 33,000 and is 15 miles from the horse
racing town of Newmarket and 27 miles from the University City of Cambridge.
Bury St. Edmunds derives its name from the fact that Edmund, King of the
East Angles, was killed in battle in 869 A.D. is buried there. Bury St.
Edmunds was the home of Abbey Gate and Gardens, the ruins of which are
now a tourist attraction.
The Moyse's Hall Museum Page focuses on local history. Other interesting pages on features of Bury St. Edmunds are shown as links here
Map of southeast England, showing Southwold
The Southwold Chamber of Commerce Page
A Traveler's Guide to Southwold
A Thumbnail sketch of Southwold - with photos
Blythe Bugle
Page - Including a Southwold Forum!
A visit to Wrentham, Suffolk Co, England by a Bigelow descendant
See the Home Page for Wrentham, in Norfolk Co, Massachusetts, USA