| Licensees : |
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JOHN RAMM
& pig dealer
(Died 1909) |
*1852 -
1909 |
| (Un-named beerhouse) - Monday 23rd
August 1852 - Fine of 40s and 17s 6d costs for having house open for the
sale of beer after 10:00pm on 22nd July. |
| Fine of 10s and 12s costs
Monday 2nd December 1889 for permitting drunkenness on the premises.
Licence not endorsed. (Beer had been served by his son, Fountain. John
Ramm had been absent from the house at the time of the offence, 17th
October.) |
FOUNTAIN RAMM
Age 46 in 1911 |
26.04.1909 to 1926 |
MARY ANN RAMM
(Died 1948) |
19.07.1926 |
| WILLIAM DREW MELTON |
03.01.1927 |
| SIDNEY ERNEST LARWOOD |
01.01.1934 - 1940 |
| - |
1940's ? |
| RUPERT & RENEE LAWRENCE |
1952 - 1970's |
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|
ROSE & FRED MARSH
(Frederick Charles Marsh - ex Flight Sergeant) |
Feb 1976 |
| KEITH & FLO JESSOP |
by 10.1985 |
| JENNIFER FLETCHER |
1987 - 07.1991 |
| MARK DACRE |
1991 |
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c1969 Image provided by Phil Child
Given as the THREE HORSE SHOES 1861
Plans for rebuilding were submitted to the Justices, on Monday, 17th
April 1939. One feature proffered was that the ceiling of the cellar
would be splinter-proof.
No
change recommended at First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and Steward & Patteson
29th May 1962.
Sales given for 1961 as 203 barrels.
May 1963 - A meeting place for some 500 people, assembled for two weeks
of protests outside RAF Marham, in a "Ban the Bomb" demonstration. Their
cause was not supported by landlord Mr. Lawrence, but he admitted to a
booming trade.
1987
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