Information
Curates and Churchwardens
Who have been the curates and churchwardens over the centuries. Click here to see the list.
Campsea Ashe Village Voice
A new publication full of interest to local people. Click here.
1921 census
To view the 1921 census summary click here.
Parish Records
Details of transcripts of the Parish Records from 1606 to 1875 are available here.
Defibrillator
A defibrillator is now available at the Village Hall and can be accessed in the event of someone having a heart attack. More information is available here.
Our Diocese
Want to know more about what is happening across the Diocese? Click on the image below'
Parish Magazine
A digital copy of the latest magazine, and those for previous months, is available here.
Sale of Campsea Ashe Estate
The Campsea Ashe estate was auctioned after the death of Viscount Ullswater, James Lowther, in 1949. The Estate comprised of:
• The High House
• 13 Dairy and Mixed Farms
• a fully licensed free house
• 25 other houses and cottages
• 160 acres of standing timber
• arable and marshlands.
The Estate totalled 2,717 acres in Campsea Ashe, Blaxhall and Tunstall as well as pockets of land in places such as Farnham and Snape.
The auction was held at The Crown & Anchor Hotel, Ipswich on Wednesday 9th November 1949 and the jopint auctioneers were Hampton & Sons and W C Mitchell & Son.
The auction catalogue can be downloaded here.
The Times of 27th August 1949 described the sale as follows:
