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Offton is a
village in Suffolk, England. The name is
derived from the Old
English "Offas farm/settlement",
suggesting a
potential Anglo-Saxon
origin for...
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Middle Wood,
Offton is a 23.3-hectare (58-acre)
biological Site of
Special Scientific Interest north-west of
Offton in Suffolk. This is a
medieval coppice...
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Haughley Helmingham Hemingstone Henley Mickfield Needham Market Nettlestead Offton Old
Newton Onehouse Pettaugh Ringshall S****and
Somersham Stonham Aspal...
- Newbourne, Newmarket, Newton,
North Cove, Norton,
Nowton Oakley, Occold,
Offton, Old Newton, Onehouse, Orford, Otley, Oulton,
Oulton Broad,
Ousden Pakefield...
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boundary changes moving certain areas of
Offton and Nettlestead.
However Willisham did gain some of
Offton. In 1901 the po****tion was 141, and the parish...
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Mendham Mendlesham Metfield Mickfield Monk
Soham Nettlestead Norton Occold Offton Old
Newton with
Dagworth Onehouse Palgrave Pettaugh Rattlesden Redgrave...
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Somersham (the closest),
Little Blakenham, Baylham, Barking,
Willisham and
Offton. In
Nettlestead there are two manors: The
originalthe manor belonged to...
- Ipswich, St
Matthew Ipswich, St
Nicholas Kettleburgh Marlesford Monewden Offton Orford Otley Pettistree Rushmere St
Andrew Sproughton Stonham Aspal Stutton...
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former colonial administrator in Nigeria.
Partridge was born at
Offton Place,
Offton, Suffolk, the
elder son of
Charles Thomas Partridge,
later of Sulley's...
- Helmingham, Hemingstone, Henley,
Little Blakenham, Mickfield, Nettlestead,
Offton, Pettaugh, Ringshall, Somersham,
Stonham Aspal, Swilland, Willisham, Winston...
