Norfolk parishes 1700's (& Presbyterian baptisms)

[estiman]

Does anyone know where St Margaret's parish was around 1700?  I have a Presbyterian/ Unitarian baptism in 1704.  I have reason to believe the person was from Walsoken (now attached to Wisbech, Lincs?) but this baptism record is from the Octagon Chapel in Norwich.  The different entries record the name of the child, their parents and also the parish (either where they resided or were baptised, I'm not sure which).  Would the minister have travelled around to different parishes for baptisms? Or have I just got the wrong person 

[Alwina]

http://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Burgh_St_Margaret,_Norfolk
You could try this link

[lizdb]

Do Presbyterian/Unitarians have parishes? 

The parish of St Margaret (as in the link) refers to a C of E parish.

[Alwina]

http://www.origins.org.uk/genuki/NFK/norfolk/gaz-and-dir/parishes/
http://www.archives.norfolk.gov.uk/view/NCC098747

[Alwina]

They have  Non-conformist records for Norfolk on Ancestry 1613-1901 several of them are listed as
Circuits which may answer your question

[lizdb]

Circuits is a term used for groups of Methodist Churches within an area.

[estiman]

Hi all, I've been off-line and just seen your replies.  Thanks for the inputs, which I'll follow up asap.  The record I have was a baptism (not christening) in The Ocatagon Chapel, Norwich, hence my assumption that it was not C of E. There are references to parish in various records, for example,  "...in St James' parish baptised..." although not my one.  It might be useful if I attach the record.

[lizdb]

The Octagon Chapel appears to be Unitarian.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octagon_Chapel,_Norwich

And this is what they say their practice for baptism is-
http://www.unitarian.org.uk/pages/frequently-asked-questions-faq

[estiman]

PS, as I indicated in my earlier post, my expectation/ hope was a reference to Walsoken, but this record is in Norwich, some way away.  Unless this is some sort of central record of baptisms or there was indeed a circuit for baptisms, this is probably not my Elizabeth Cook.  It seems unlikely a circuit would cover such a wide area from Norwich?