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JAMES CLARKE
Age 73 in 1841 |
1836 - 1845 |
EDMUND BUSCALL MUNNINGS
age 38 in 1851
& carpenter |
1850 - 1869 |
ALFRED STURMAN
& carpenter - age 27 |
1871 |
WILLIAM
SEMMENCE
& wood turner |
1875 - 1877 |
HORACE KNIGHTS
& wheelwright
Age 36 in 1881 |
1879 - 1883 |
JAMES SMITH
& blacksmith
(Died Q4 1909 - age 87) |
1883 - 1900 |
| JOHN WRIGHT |
1903 |
| ALFRED EDWARDS |
1904 |
| ALBERT ERNEST PIPE |
1908 |
ROBERT EDWARD CRANE
(Died June 1931 - age 72) |
1911 - 1922 |
HORACE JAMES TAYLOR
(Died December 1954 - age 74) |
by 1923 |
HENRY JAMES JORDAN
licence confirmed 11.12.1953 |
13.11.1953 |
| MAURICE WALTER POINTER |
04.12.1959 |
FRANK RONALD BIRD
went to Lynn Princess Royal |
11.12.1964
- 1969 |
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| "NOBBY" CLARKE |
1981 |
| BOB & WENDY ROURKE |
09.1983 - 1985 |
| JOHN & PAM WOODHAMS |
by 07.1993 |
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| SCOTT &
SUZANNE ........ |
by 2008 |
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D. Bird |
c1967 |
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Said to date from 1741.
Valued at £550, including 2 acres of land, 25th July 1889.
Horace Taylor retired from the Waggon & Horses on
Friday 13th November 1953 when the licence was temporarily transferred
to Henry Jordan. As well as running the Waggon & Horses, Mr. Taylor had
once carried on the trade of blacksmith in the forge adjoining the
public house. He had not however carried on that business for some
years. Upon retirement Mr. & Mrs. Taylor were to resettle at the
JOLLY FARMERS,
Watton, where one of their daughters lived.
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