| Licensees : |
| - |
|
JOHN DOUGHTBY
& wheelwright
(John Doughty 1846 - no mention of beer) |
*1845 |
| ROBERT FARROW (54) |
*1851 |
ROBERT
EVERETT
& farmer 1854 & millwright 1856 |
1854 - 1856 |
JAMES SOUTHGATE
Died Q1 1875 - age 66 |
*1856 - *1875 |
| 25th August 1873 - Accused of permitting
drunkenness on 6th July - see opposite. |
| Mrs AMELIA
SOUTHGATE |
*1875 |
| EDWARD NEAL |
*1877 |
HENRY WHITE
Age 31 in 1881 |
by 1879 to 1881 |
WILLIAM KING
Age 65 in 1891 |
31.10.1881 -
1892 |
|
MATTHEW TOWELL |
1896 |
JAMES TOWELL
Age 52 in 1911 |
1900 to 1928 |
| WILLIAM ROBERT PAGE |
31.12.1928 |
| Fine £2 for
selling out of hours 27.05.1929 |
| ALFRED ERNEST HENRY LEE |
27.06.1932 |
| ERNEST WALTER LEACH |
31.10.1932 |
| HERBERT MINORS |
05.02.1940 |
| LESLIE BISHOP |
05.05.1941 |
| ALLAN EDWARD SHERINGHAM |
03.07.1944 |
| THOMAS CARPENTER |
30.09.1946 |
| NORMAN ANTHONY KING |
05.01.1953
to closure |
|
On Monday 25th August 1873, James Southgate was charged by
Police-constable Failes of knowingly permitting drunkenness on 6th July. As
he was an invalid, he was represented by his wife and it was heard that he
had run the house for nineteen years without complaint.
Case dismissed with a caution.
<If the reported nineteen years is correct, then
Mr. Southgate was at the house from 1854 and that seems unlikely since
Robert Everett is named here in 1854 and 1856, unless he was an employee>
Morgans sales for 1960 were 43 barrels of beer and 5 Spirits.
40 barrels of beer sold in year prior to closure. |
