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Robert Utting Wells, publican and farmer, assigned all of his estate and assets to his creditors as described in an indenture dated January 11th 1859. All of his household furniture whether for use as ornamental fixture, beers, liquors, horses, carriages, live and dead stock, growing crops, implements of trade and husbandry plus all other goods whatsoever were to be bargained, sold, assigned, transferred or set to his creditors. These included Samuel Grimmer of Norwich, Wine Merchant, Philip Primrose of Trunch, Beer Brewer and Thomas Smith of Blickling, all of whom gained Power and Authority of the assets. The weaving apparel of Mr Wells and his family were exempt from forfeiture. The debts were itemised as:- £31...... J Woodrow £50 ..... Thomas Smith exor for J Brown £39/18/- .... Primrose & Co £23/16/- ....William Primrose by Philip Primrose £23/9/10 .... Leonard Harman & Sons £82/1/6 .... Grimmer & Co £21/18/- ... Isaac Wiseman £15/0/11 .... John Chapman £15/5/- .... Charles Barker by William Forster, his attorney £9/17/1 .... Burcham Parmenter £0/13/- George E Tattam £3/17/6 .... Bullock Brothers £0/6/3 .... H Laxen £5/11/2 .... William England £12/18/- .... Thomas Gritterson £2/9/- .... Henry Craft £1/4/6 .... B S Austen £2/14/- .... Robert Margetson £0/16/- .... James Sands £0/12/- .... M Symonds £7/0/6 .... R K Morton £2/13/- .... G E Burrell £16/0/4 .... J Salmon £1/6/3 .... Fred Wright £5/10/6 .... James Brown £8.... Robert Palmer £1/16/- .... Edward Sendall £3/1/8 .... James Leo Case £ 2/12/6 .... Richard Clarke £1 .... William Chapman A total debt of some £402 |
Built 1693 for (and presumably by) the estate bricklayer. BLICKLING ARMS 1845
& 1851
In 1976 selling Adnams, Draught Guinness and "a staggering array of bottles". |