| Licensees : |
| - |
|
| CHRISTOPHER
SHARRINGHAM |
1794 |
| - |
|
JAMES PANK
& bricklayer |
1830 |
| THOMAS SAWYER |
1836 |
ISAAC JACOB
& brickmaker
age 45 in 1841
& farmer 1846 |
1839 - 1846 |
STEPHEN HOWLETT
age 28 in 1851 |
1850 - 1856 |
| MATTHEW DACK |
1856 |
JOHN DACK
& blacksmith
age 33 in 1861 |
1858 - 1861 |
BENJAMIN BULLOCK
age 73 in 1871 |
1865 - *1871 |
| JAMES DAWSON |
1875 |
Mrs MARY ANN BULLOCK
age 61 in 1881 |
by 1877 |
JAMES CHAPMAN
age 38 in 1891
(died May 1896) |
15.05.1882 |
| 05.11.1883
: Fine of £1 plus 19/- costs for permitting drunkenness |
Mrs EMMA CHAPMAN
widow |
10.08.1896 |
| ALFRED
THOMAS WAKEFIELD |
21.08.1899 |
JAMES KELTER
age 64 in 1901 |
16.10.1899 |
| MATTHEW BROUGHTON |
19.05.1913 |
| SAMUEL MARTIN BELL |
07.04.1930 |
| HARRY
ADDISON SMITH |
22.10.1934 |
| HERBERT
ERNEST BELLBODY |
10.02.1936 |
| WILLIAM R
KERRISON |
11.02.1952 |
| ARTHUR W
POLL |
14.12.1953 |
| PERCY REGINALD NESBIT |
17.10.1955 |
| REGINALD
CYRIL SPOONER |
10.02.1958 |
ELSIE & HARRY COOPER
(Harold Jenkins Cooper) |
20.04.1962 |
DAVID
WILLIAM STEVENSON
(Brewery Representative) |
21.09.1970 |
|
Lot No. 1 in a Sale by Auction Saturday 30th January 1819.
Lot No. 2 was a Piece of Arable Land, about one acre, also in Foulsham.
Lots 3 to 8 were other public houses about the county.
Let to Mary Ann Bullock at an annual rent of £20 when offered for sale in 1878. A double
fronted house with bay windows containing:-
Tap Room, & Bar Parlour, Kitchen & Good Cellar, Wash House; Large Club Room on
first floor; 5 Bedrooms & 2 Attics. Yard in rear (In common with other property) in
which is a Detached Skittle Shed & Stable for 8 horses, Also Gig House with Loft over
the whole; Braziers Shop & Forge (Opening to side road) & Piggeries; Beyond is a
large piece of Garden - Freehold.
Harry & Elsie Cooper moved on to premises at Great Ryburgh
CROWN.
Trading ceased 13th September 1970 according
to the Licence Registers.
(14th September 1970 according to Watney Mann records)
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