| Licensees : |
| - |
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| THOMAS
COOPER |
1794 - 1822 |
| - |
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| JAMES BARBER |
**1836 |
WILLIAM
PALMER
& butcher
age 25 |
1841 |
JACOB CANNELL
& butcher |
1845 |
THOMAS SISSEN
& labourer
age 46 in 1851
(Thomas Sissons 1850 & 1856)
(Thomas Sissens 1846 & 1858)
Died Q4 1860 |
1846 - 1860 |
AUSTIN EASTON
& agricultural labourer
(also as Agustin & Agustine)
Died November 1889 - age 80 |
1861 - 1888 |
WILLIAM ROSE
(also as Roes)
& firewood dealer
age 57 in 1891
Died Q1 1893 - age 59 |
1890 - 1892 |
| WALTER SAMUEL PARRY |
1896 |
FRANK WILLIAM ROLL
(William Roll 1901 - age 32) |
1900 - 1901 |
| HORACE BUTLER |
1904 |
SAMUEL CHARLES CHRISTMAS SAYER
Died Q2 1909 - age 68 |
1908 - 1909 |
GEORGE
GARDINER
age 30 |
1911 |
Note : -
**
Some of the available information regarding Costessey only refers to the SWAN.
Since the parish, at one time, supported both a BLACK SWAN and a WHITE SWAN, some of the
references may be subject to confirmation.
(Both are given 1845 & 1851)
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It was reported on the 20th July 1822 that some night
previously, the house was broken into, but the resolute conduct of the
landlord, Mr. Cooper, drove the robbers away. They had however managed
to steal a 14lb ham.
Possibly traded as a beerhouse since not found in
the licence registers from 1903.
Closed by compensation & sold 1914.
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