Useful LINKS
LINKS
Additional information for this site:
TRANSCRIPTS of Mulbarton Baptisms; Burials; Marriages (Groom alphabetical by surname; Bride alphabetical by surname); Churchyard Monumental Inscriptions;1876 Poor Law Rate Book transcript;
1921 census for Mulbarton, transcript;
1939 Register for Mulbarton, transcript;
For village information:
Mulbarton church website
Mulbarton Parish Council website
There is more information that relates to Mulbarton at our neighbouring parishes of....
Bracon Ash & Hethel history website
Flordon history website
For other village nearby check out the websites for Swardeston history; Wreningham history; Ashwellthorpe history; Tharston history; Newton Flotman history
For Norfolk information:
Websites where you can explore more about Mulbarton or any other village that interests you - use the search-box to find what you want.
Norfolk Heritage Explorer - a data-base of archaeological finds, sites and building.
Norfolk Map Explorer allows you to overlay old maps and air photos
For a variety of maps of the area, go to the National Library of Scotland and type 'Mulbarton / Norfolk' in the search box; or zoom in on the Norfolk map to find the sheet you want. The list includes OS 25" to 1 mile. Note, Mulbarton is on a sheet boundary.
Norfolk Record Office is the place to go (literally) for archives of our village and anywhere else in Norfolk. The NORCAT catalogue can be searched online.
Norfolk Family History Society has a search-room at their HQ, Kirby Hall (St Giles Street, Norwich) and a useful on-line database for members. Membership currently £12 a year. Facebook page FREE. Excellent for anyone with family connections in Norfolk.
Picture Norfolk - the library service that offers a collection of old photographs
Images of England - a photo record of buildings of interest to English Heritage
Vision of Britain - some interesting statistics from about 1830 to 1960
Norfolk Churches - over 900 of them!
Norfolk Pubs - with details of existing and long-shut pubs and their landlords
Norfolk Mills - information on windmills, water mills and millers
Workhouses - Swainsthorpe was the Henstead Union Workhouse
The Portable Antiquities Scheme lists finds made by metal detectorists - type 'Mulbarton' (or anywhere else) in the searchbox
There are also links to specific sites on the relevant pages (listed left), including War Graves; Hethel Airfield; Lords of the Manor.