Licensees :
JAMES TAYLOR	1794 - 1796
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HENRY DUNN	here May 1804 - 1824
JAMES PARKE age 54 in 1841 & brewer & maltster	*1825 - October 1845
THOMAS PARKE age 33 in 1851 & maltster, brewer, & wine & spirit merchant	10.1845 - 1872
RICHARD CARTER & vet & animal portrait painter age 63 in 1881	1874 - 1887
Mrs ELIZABETH MARIA CARTER (Elizabeth Mer A Carter 1892) widow aged 55 in 1891	1888 to 1917
WALTER A BEART CARTER	12.10.1917
SAMUEL GEORGE JANES (?)	22.08.1919
PERCY HAROLD MURRANT	19.11.1920
RONALD DOUGLAS LOVICK	16.11.1923
EDWIN ABIA NEWMAN	04.07.1924
HERBERT SMEDLEY	05.04.1935
WILLIAM GEORGE TYRRELL	05.07.1940
FRED BARTON	11.10.1940
FREDERICK CORNELIUS NEWMAN	26.11.1943
Mr & Mrs ROBERT BLACK	05.04.1968 - 1973
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STUART BROWN	2002
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GEOFF FOSSITT	06.02.2014

c1920

Shown on the c1757 estate map.

For Sale by Auction Wednesday 26th May 1824, in occupation of Henry Dunn.
With capital stabling and commodious new built buildings; adapted for a small brewery, a well frequented bowling-green and a large garden well planted.
Possession from Michaelmas.

James Parke thanked the Inhabitants of East Dereham 11th October 1845 for their custom over the previous twenty years and informed them that he had relinquished the business in favour of his son.
Thomas Parke announced that he had entered upon the business and hoped to the continuance of patronage which had been so kindly bestowed upon his father.


The Opening Dinner of Mr. Richard Carter was held on Tuesday 1st December 1874. Attendance at the dinner was over sixty and it was served up in a manner never excelled in Dereham. Mr. Parke, the late owner, supported the Chairman, Mr. James Elvin.