| Licensees : |
| - |
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| WILLIAM COOK
/ COOKE |
Here 1789 -
1801 |
| ANN COOK |
1801 |
| - |
|
CANHAM HARVEY
(Died Q2 1869 - age 85) |
*1836 - *1850 |
JOHN BAKER
age 27 |
*1851 - *1852 |
| 8th June 1852 - Fine of 5s
and 14s 6d costs for selling beer after 10:00pm. Property described as a
beerhouse. |
ELIJAH HARVEY
(Died Q2 1868 - age 41) |
*1854 - *1858 |
GEORGE HARVEY
& farmer 6 acres
Died Q4 1892 - age 77 |
1860 - 1892 |
| 15th November 1881 - Fine of 15s and 20s
costs for serving a drunken man on Sunday 6th November. Licence
endorsed. Endorsement confirmed at appeal Wednesday 7th January 1882 |
| ALFRED STONE |
1896 |
| THOMAS BAXTER |
1900 |
JAMES BAXTER
Died June 1922 - age 75 |
1901 - 1922 |
| ARTHUR ERNEST MANN |
1925 - 1937 |
| TOM & ROSA CUMBERLAND |
undated |
| CHARLES & KATHLEEN MOSS |
c1962 |
| - |
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The will of William Cook (c1725 - 1801)
was written at The Chequers in which he
lived and owned.
Upon his death his wife Ann was to be allowed to continue living there
and when she died it was to be passed to his son, John.
Appears in Licence Register taken 10th September 1789.
Morgans sales for 1960 were : -
Barrels of beer 104
Spirits 24
Seth Reeder advises (04.2003) ........
that the house was known locally as `The Bunk ' from the 1950's.
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