| Licensees : |
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| SAMUEL
HAGUE |
1789 |
| ROBERT
HATCHEMST (?) |
1794 |
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| JOHN ROLING |
1836 |
WILLIAM PAGE
& farmer 15 acres
age 46 in 1851 |
1845 - 1851 |
PHILIP KENDALL
& butcher
Died Q4 1858 |
1853 - 1858 |
| Fine of £2 and 9s 6d costs on Monday
30th May 1853 for having house open for the sale of beer, after
midnight, on 7th May. |
LYDIA KENDALL
Age 31 in 1861 |
* 1859 - * 1861 |
| 25th June 1860 - Paid costs of 8s 6d
and cautioned for suffering drunkenness in her house on 29th May. |
| JOHN WOODS |
1863 - 1875 |
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At the Petty Sessions held Monday 30th August 1875 it was heard that the
Marquis Townshend had already closed the house. (As all others he owned in
the neighbourhood).
Appears to have ceased trading alcohol by 1875.
Frederick Woods as described as farmer in 1877 and died during the second
quarter of 1879. His wife Mary is given as a farmer in 1879 followed by (son?) Frederick 1881 - 1883.
John Gregory is at White Horse Farm, Station Road 1891 and at 16 Pump Street
in 1901.
In 1911 the address of John Gregory appears to be White Horse, Pump Square.
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