| 1576 | Thomas Bacon for his house by the Churchyard late Robert Bacon before Jernegan |
| 1593 | Richard Flatman, for his house & grounds next the Churchyard late Bacon, before Mr Crampton & Mr Jernegan (later Richard Sellings, William Birdsey, John Dix |
| 1613 | William Birdsey, for the moiety of a toft & orchard, by Beccles Churchyard, late wasted ,sometime Bacon, & afterwards Thomas Fletcher, the other moiety to JosephDix (folio 63) |
| 1639 | John Franklin, [d 1684] for divers land & tents juv ex late Bacon, before Flatman & Peck Task B8 |
| 1650 | Francis Lone |
| 1668 | John Franklin, for part of a tent in Saltgate, late Bacon, since Birdsey, since John Leman |
| 1682 | Jeoffrey Purvis, for divers land & tents lying near Beccles Churchyard late Jo Franklin,gent in jux sometime Bacon, before Flatman & Peck, which he purchased of FrancisLone, vid John Franklin (folio 278) |
| 1704 | Rev John Jessop, clerk, for a messe in the churchyard, late Jeoffrey Purvis, part of a tax formerly entered by Jeoffrey Purvis |
| 1734 | Jeoffrey Purvis, for divers lands & tents lying near Beccles Churchyard, late his Father 1s 8d being paid of 2s 8d Task |
| 1734 | Abraham Schuldham, for a messe in the churchyard, late Jessop 1s part of tax late entered by Jeoffrey Purvis of 2s 8d Task |
| 1746 | Abraham Schuldham, gent, for divers lands & tents lying near Beccles Churchyard,late Jeoffrey Purvis, decsd, being the remaining part of 2s 8d Task |
| 1784 | Frances Schuldham, |
| 1815 | William Schuldham, messe & garden in Saltgate, formerly John Jessop, late William Wase |
| 1816 | AGREEMENT: William Schuldham of Lion Street, Kent Road, London of ONE PART & Wiliam Abraham Schuldham of Marlesford, Suffolk, barrister, acting for William Schuldham of Marlesford SECOND PART in consideration of £2,500 paid by William Schuldham of Marlesford unto William Schuldham of London, conveys ALL ESTATE as Cousin & heir of Frances Schuldham, late of Beccles, ALL MESSUAGES, LANDS, etc of which Frances Schuldham died EXCEPT three Messuages or tenements in Beccles in the tenures of Mr Pymar, Mr Cross & Mrs Berry & Mrs Groom. |
| 1817 | INDENTURE between William Schuldham of London & William Schuldham of Marlesford of ONE PART & William Schuldham of Stanley Road the SECOND PART ALL THAT messuage BETWEEN the House of Dr Crowfoot, surgeon on the NORTH [Saltgate 1 & 3] & the Public House called the George on the SOUTH [Saltgate 9] WITH the Yards, Gardens, Stable & Stay Chamber over the same, now in the several occupations of Mr Pymar [the organist of St Michael’s], Mr Folkard [also houses in Smallgate & Newgate] |
| 1817 | SALE: Auction by Sam Crowe at King’s Head. [Saltgate Nos 5 & 7?] Comfortable House & Premises in Beccles for a small genteel family, the late residence of Mrs [Miss] Schuldham, deceased, situate by the Churchyard comprising 2 Parlours, Vestibule with Staircase, Kitchen with pantry & store room on the ground floor, 3 Sleeping Rooms with Dressing apartments, & 3 Attics. Good Cellar, wash house and laundry detached, Stable & Chaise House, & a neat walled in Garden with Summer House etc. Immediate possession may be had. |
| 1824 | SALE:- Wednesday 3 March: Lot 3: late property of William Schuldham: Substantial brick & tiled Freehold messe in two occupations with yards & outbuildings in Saltgate in occupation of Thomas Pymar [the Organist of St Michael’s] & Mr Robert Jarman [printer] as tenants from year to year. Rents together £36. Annual quit rent 9d to Rosehall. |
| 1824 | William Tiptod, Rent 9d |
| 1847 | SW Rix, Rent 9d |
