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SAMUEL PRATT |
1744 |
| JOHN JECKELL |
1777 - 1784 |
JAMES
DYBALL
(Died October 1831 - age 86) |
1789 - 1804 |
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| RICHARD WISEMAN |
1807 |
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THOMAS LUGG
Died 29th November 1820 - age 57 |
to 11.1820 |
DEBORAH LUGG
Age 65 in 1841
(Died Q3 1846) |
1836 - 1841 |
| EDWARD NORTON |
1845 - 1846 |
HENRY JACOBS
age 54 in 1851
& farming 36 acres
(Died Q4 1869 - age 73) |
*1851 - 1858 |
JEREMIAH COLEMAN
Age 39 in 1871 |
*1861 - 1879 |
THOMAS GIBBONS
& farmer |
16.03.1880 |
FARROW JOHN BARNES
(Also as John Barnes in 1890 and John Barnes- Farrow in 1891 - age 25) |
04.02.1888 |
WILLIAM BENNETT
(GEORGE BENNETT according to Kelly's) |
02.05.1892 |
| ALFRED MOY |
26.08.1895 |
GEORGE DAGLESS
Age 52 in 1911 |
12.04.1897 |
| ARTHUR JAMES CHAPMAN |
18.10.1935 |
| ARTHUR MALLETT |
14.10.1938 |
| PERCY RICHARD JACOBS |
25.10.1940 |
| ALBERT JOHN ADAMS |
1945 |
RONALD HERBERT MATTHEWS
(Died May 1985 - age 74) |
12.04.1946 |
| A J D CHENEY |
05.05.1961 |
GEORGE
ERNEST BARBER
(Died December 1982 - age 67) |
17.06.1966 |
| JOHN FRANK
NEVE |
15.04.1976 |
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| JILL &
RICHARD HARRIS |
26.08.1976 |
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| TIM ABBOTT |
2012 |
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Ronald & Ivy Matthews c1950
Image thanks to Lynn Jackson
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| THREE PIGS |
1789, 1794, 1807 & 1854 |
| PIGGS INN |
1826 |
| PIGS |
1858 |
| FRERE ARMS |
by 1861 |
| BACON ARMS |
from 1952
to closure 31.03.1976 |
| The THREE PIGS |
Reopened 02.04.1977 as freehouse |
1986
Referenced in 1805
case of smuggling.
Richard Wiseman, of Edgefield Three Pigs was tried at the Old Bailey on
Tuesday 8th December 1807 accused of obstructing certain excise-officers
in execution of their duty, on the night of 20th October 1806, near
Cawston
WOODROW.
The prisoner provided an alibi and was acquitted by the jury.
As Piggs Inn on Bryant's 1826 map.
It was reported Tuesday 8th November 1831 that James Dyball had died,
age 86.
It was related that he had much intercourse with Norfolk smugglers in
his early days. At one time he had looked after, for months, eighteen
horses for one such character. On one occasion a Magistrate rode up to the house when there
were twenty-four carts, laden with contraband spirits, ready to leave
from his yard. The Magistrate remonstrated and asked whether he was not
afraid of the revenue officers. "Not in the least," said Dyball as he
pointed towards his house, " they are all in there, and dead drunk."
Enid Matthews c1954
(daughter of Ronald & Ivy)
Image thanks to Lynn Jackson (daughter of
Enid)
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