BARNHAM, a village in the hundred of BLACKBOURN,
county of SUFFOLK, 3 miles (S.) from Thetford,
comprising the parishes of St. Gregory and St. Martin,
and containing 369 inhabitants: the living of St. Gregory's
is rated ha the king's books at £7. 11. 10., and
that of St. Martin's at £8. 5. 5.; they now form one
consolidated rectory, with those of Euston and Little
Fakenham united, in the archdeaconry of Sudbury, and
diocese of Norwich, and in the patronage of the Duke
of Grafton. The church of St. Gregory is the parochial
church; St. Martin's is desecrated.