| Licensees : |
| - |
|
CHRISTOPHER
BROWNE / BROWN
Died May? 1794 - age 94 `For upwards of 50 years the master of the White
Horse'. |
c1740 - 1794 |
| - |
|
| ROBERT
COLMAN |
*1829 |
| ROBERT
COLEMAN |
1836 |
ROSAMOND
COLMAN
age 70
(died Q4 1854) |
*1841 |
ROBERT
ELLIOTT
(age 30 in 1851)
died Q2 1878 age 62 |
1845 -
1878 |
Mrs
ELIZABETH ELLIOTT widow
age 68 in 1881
died Q2 1888 age 76 |
1879 -
1888 |
JOHN
W ELLIOTT
& carpenter
age 33 in 1891
Under Notice to Quit September 1891 following a case of drunkenness and
assault. |
1890 - 1891 |
| JOHN
ALLCOCK |
1892 -
1896 |
JAMES
TYRRELL
age 41 in 1901 |
*1897 -
1904 |
| Tuesday 18th February 1902 - Fine of £1
and 4s costs for having house open at 10:35 pm on Thursday 9th January. |
| GEORGE
WILLIAM EDWARDS |
1908 |
| JAMES
WELLMAN |
1912 -
1922 |
| WILLIAM
PARRY |
1925 |
| JOHN HENRY
LAWN |
1929 -
1937 |
| - |
|
ROBERT & ROSE HOWES
(Bob & Rosie) |
to 1959 |
| PERCY THOMPSON |
Summer 1959 |
| .....
COOPER |
c1962 |
| .....
REEDER |
c1963 |
| . |
|
| LAURIE CULVER |
here 10.1988 |
STEPHEN LEWIS
manager |
by 04.1989 |
| |
|
| MIKE & BARBARA ....... |
by 07.1993 |
| LINDA & PETER SMITH |
01.04.1997 |
| - |
|
Diane Alden advises that
Bob & Rosie Howes would have been at the house probably in the late 1950's to early
1960's.
Rosie Howes maiden name was Cooper.
|
1930's (J.H. Lawn licensee)
Robert Colman appears as a victualler at Ashwellthorpe in an Agreement of Sale, dated 22nd
September 1829.
A farmhouse, barn, other buildings and parcels of land were agreed to be purchased for the
sum of £742, by William Wigglesworth of Wymondham. The property was in Wicklewood and in
the occupation of William Breeze.
Part of the estate of St Georges Brewery, Norwich. Sold by auction 18th
August 1864 to Youngs, Crawshay & Youngs.
Freehold sold by Y,C&Y Partnership to Y,C&Y Company as detailed
in document dated 27 November 1897, for completion 01.02.1898.
Percy Thompson was licensee in the summer of 1959, following Bob Howes.
At that time weekly sales were one pin of bitter (36 pints) and one
kilderkin of mild (144 pints) . A small amount of bottled beer made
up the trade. Some rum was consumed but that was usually after time on a
Friday night!
At the time there were no main drains and the toilets were buckets.
(Common throughout the county - some private dwellings had such facilities
still in use in the 1990's)
After three months Mr. & Mrs. Howes moved on.
No change recommended at
First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and S&P, 29 May 1962.
Barrelage given as 116
1966
Included in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide 2012
(Published Sept 2011)
CLOSED 2019.
A private dwelling by 2023 |
