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Information about the village of Felsham in Suffolk. Monday, 20 September 2010. Links to Felsham History blogs. Wednesday, 25 March 2009. Roadside Nature Reserves in and around Felsham.
Felsham and Gedding Parish Plan Project. Doctors, Dentists and Care Services. OUR VILLAGE SHOP IS AT RISK. If you have an interest in the future of our village shop and Post Office. There is to be a PUBLIC MEETING on. At the Village Hall at 7. Please come along to have your say and express your opinions.
The Felsham and Gedding History Group. A brief history of Felsham. There has been a settlement in Felsham since Saxon times and perhaps even earlier. The origin of the name Felsham is not clear but probably means the home of Faele. In Saxon, meaning the good, pleasant or faithful. The late Saxon settlement in Felsham was largely under the control of the Abbey of St Edmundsbury, a situation which continued after the Norman Invasion of 1066.
Through lack of funds this site can no longer be updated. Monday, 4 July 2016. Evangelical dissent in Bury St Edmunds. The Suffolk Returns from the Census of Religious Worship 1851 Bury St Edmunds.