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THE STREET CLAVERING HUNDRED FULL LICENCE  
LODDON & CLAVERING Register taken 21st September 1789 and 8th September 1794
HARLESTON BREWERY Sold 1828 to Edward Dowson of Geldeston for £950
GELDESTON BREWERY Advertised for sale 1858
YOUNGS, CRAWSHAY & YOUNGS Freehold sold by YCY Partnership to YCY Company 27.11.1897 for completion 01.02.1898
BULLARDS  
WATNEY MANN  
SWALLOW HOTELS 2003 - 2006
FREE TRADE December 2006
Licensees :
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SAMUEL HOLMES 1789 - 1794
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JOHN CLEVELAND
Age 60 in 1841		 1836 - 1841
ALFRED BOON
age 49 in 1851
& harness maker
& saddler
Died Q3 1860		 1845 - 1860
Mrs AMELIA BOON
& harness maker
Died Q1 1879 - age 72		 1861 - 1877
MARTIN BOON
& saddler
& harness maker
Died 20.01.1900		 1879 - 1900
Mrs EMMA MINNIE BOON
Age 48 in 1911		 1900 - 1912
ARCHIBALD OSBORNE INGATE 1915
Mrs MARY INGATE 1916
SAMUEL WHITE 1922 - 1929
ROBERT ROSE 1933 - 1937
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........ DARLEY c1960
SAMUEL RUDD 1962 - 1980+
CHRISTINE COLBY c1990 - 2003
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CHRISTINE COLBY Dec 2006
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Image thanks to Paul Griffiths, Peter Boon & George Boon - June 2007
Martin Boon c1890


The East Suffolk Gazette of 21st March 1893 reported on an event in Beccles ....
ACCIDENT
Late on Friday night Martin Boon was driving Mr Sampson & Mr Flynn to the Horse & Groom. The cart was overturned in consequence of a heap of manure left in Caxton Road. It was too dark to see the pile, and no light was given of the danger. Mr Sampson received very serious injuries to his head, but he managed to walk to his house a short distance away. He was covered in blood and Mr Aldous the surgeon was called for assistance.

Image & added history thanks to Paul Griffiths, Peter Boon & George Boon.

The Swan - Gillingham - April 1998
April 1998

Included in Loddon & Clavering Register taken 21st September 1789.

Shown on Bryant's 1826 map



 c1934/5 image thanks to Paul Griffiths & Peter Boon.
c1934/5 - The original house is seen at extreme left.
The central building is the Saddle Makers.
The new Swan is behind, nearing completion.
Image thanks to Peter Boon, via Paul Griffiths.
(Photograph taken from same approximate position as 1998 one above)

Lot No. 4 in the sale of the Geldeston Brewery Wednesday 1st April 1858.
Purchased by Youngs for £610.