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STEWARD & PATTESON  
WATNEY MANN 19.04.1967
NORWICH BREWERY  
BRENT WALKER  
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Licensees :
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? 1776
Mr DAYNES ? 1778
WILLIAM HOPSON 1794 - 1795
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CHARLES BRADFIELD
Died 6th October 1823 - age 59.
"Formerly of the Kings Head Inn"
here 08.1812
ROBERT BRADFIELD
(as Bradford 1836 & 1845)
1830 - 1846
FRANCES BRADFIELD
age 52 in 1851
(Died  Sunday 10th January 1864 - age 64)
1850 - 1860
JOSEPH RATTENBURY
Age 37 in 1861
10.1860 - 1872
ISAAC STEEL by 01.1873- 1875
GEORGE EDMUND GODDARD
& grocer, draper, farmer
1877 - 1885
PHILIP KENDALL
( Kendall & Son - 1888)
30.10.1885 - 1888
WILLIAM C WELLS
Age 51 in 1891
1890 - 1892
FREDERICK WILLIAM WELLS 1896
ARTHUR EDWARD POSTLE 1900
CHRISTOPHER EDWARD JARVIS 1904 to 1907
FREDERICK CHARLES ADDERSON 17.05.1907
BROOK BLAKEY
(as BLOY Blakey in Kellys 1922)
05.03.1920
CHARLES EDWARD SMITH 19.05.1922
BERTIE EDWARD WORDINGHAM 08.10.1948
IDA WORDINGHAM 18.11.1960
ERIC DENNIS BARTLETT 10.02.1961
DEREK ARTHUR TWAITES 19.11.1965
 - 1973
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SUE DUNNE 2002
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North Elmham - 1999
1999
c1910
c1910
Before glass canopy over main door and sign post near pump.

An auction of properties was held here 20th March 1776.

In 1778 a Tilted Carriage, owned by Mr. Bereton set out at 3:00am from  Brinton on 22nd December and again 29th December, to deliver game and presents to London. Collections would be made on the day prior to the journey on a route including Melton to Newton, via Mr. Daynes at the Kings Head, North Elmham. Stops at Guist, Stanfield, Mileham and Litcham were also on the schedule.

David Dickerson, George Cole and William Taylor were convicted Tuesday 20th April 1819 of uttering counterfeit shillings, on 6th March,  at the house of Mr Bredfield, the Kings Head. They were each sentenced to one year in prison and to find securities for two years after.

Appears on Bryant's 1826 map.


North Elmham - 1999


The Household Furniture, Dairy Utensils, Earthenware and other Effects, the property of Mrs. Bradfield, were to be Sold by Auction, Wednesday 3rd October 1860 since she was relinquishing the business.

Joseph Rattenbury informed His Friends and the Public, 20th October 1860, that he had taken the Inn.

The Opening Dinner of Mr. Isaac Steele was held Monday 20th January 1873.

George Goddard celebrated the ending of his harvest on Monday 4th September 1882 by giving his men and friends a capital dinner, consisting of old English fare. A first rate band was in attendance and singing and dancing was kept up till an early hour in the morning.