Licensees : |
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HINES GUN |
1789 - 1794 |
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WILLIAM MACE
& blacksmith
& wheelwright
Age 40 in 1841 |
1836 - 1849 |
ROBERT KNOPWOOD
& carpenter |
1854 - 1856 |
FRANCIS
RODWELL |
1858 |
JOHN EVERETT
& blacksmith |
1859 - 1861 |
JAMES TENNANT |
1863 - 1864 |
CHARLES COOTE
& occupier of 2 acres |
09.11.1864 - 1872 |
Fine of 5s and 11s costs on 7th August
1872 - See opposite. |
WILLIAM
CORNWELL |
1875 |
JAMES
JOHNSON |
1877 - 1886 |
JOHN DISDLE (?)
& carpenter |
1890 - 1891 |
HENRY JOHNSON |
1900 - 1904 |
JOHN JAMES CLARKE |
1908 - 1915 |
Mrs ROSE ALICE CLARKE |
1916 - 1960 |
FRANK EDGAR PIKE
(brewery rep.) |
07.10.1960 |
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c1920
William Mace, Innkeeper, Wheelwright and Blacksmith assigned all his
personal Estate and Effects to Trustees, 24th October 1849, for the
benefit of his Creditors.
John Everett took the house on in 1859, in July of
that year an agreement was signed by Mr. Everett and his father where
they would be equally responsible to pay for the beer as well as rent.
In October 1861 a years rent was demanded along with the sum of 3s for
beer. That sum for unpaid beer was disputed and it was said that the
enterprise had not been successful.
Conveyed with 3 acres of land 30.12.1868 from the estate of the late L S Bidwell to S C
Bidwell.
Value, including 2 acres of land was given 25th July 1889 at £380.
Charles Cootes was fined 5s and 11s costs on Wednesday 7th
August 1872 for having his house open at prohibited hours on 21st July.
Persons found in the house on that date were Richard Perkins, Alfred
Lake, Benjamin Mace and William Tennant, all of Saham. They were each
fined 2s 3d.
Offered To Let November 1895 with about 2 Acres of Land.
Apply Messrs. Bidwell & Sutton, Thetford.
Purchased 01.04.1901 by E C Quilter.
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