| Licensees : |
| - |
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| JOHN
PAFREMENT / PARFREMENT |
1790 - 1794 |
| - |
|
JOSEPH TURNER
age 53 in 1851
& coal merchant 1858 |
1830 - 1863 |
GEORGE TURNER
& coal & lime merchant |
by 10.1863 - 1879 |
GEORGE FREDERICK TURNER
Age 67 in 1891 (Died Q3) |
1881 - 1891 |
CHARLES TURNER
Died December 1916 - age 67 |
1892 - 1916 |
| FREDERICK TURNER |
08.01.1917 |
| PHILIP EASTER |
1922 - 1929 |
| HARRY JAMES BREWSTER |
1933 |
| HAROLD VICTOR BROWN |
1937 |
| EDWARD BARNES |
by 1949 |
| HILDA ROSEMARY BARNES |
09.10.1950 |
| RICHARD ALAN WOODS |
14.04.1958 |
RONALD GEORGE GRIFFITHS
(Died September 1988 - age 76) |
21.10.1965 |
JOHN EDWARD
TURTLE
(John & Carol 1977) |
06.01.1975 |
| RON & SYLVIA McMURRAY |
03.07.1978 |
DAVID & JANET TAYLOR
went to Lynn Naval Reserve |
12.1979 - 1983 |
| NEIL & PAT ROBERTS |
by 02.1983 - 1985 |
| JOHN MAY |
here 10.1992 |
PAUL THOMPSON &
SARA FAULKNER |
by 11.1994 - 1995 |
LYNN HAMILL &
TERRY BROWN |
here 04.1996 |
| JANE SHEPPARD |
from 10.1997 |
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|
BECKY THORPE
&
MIKE TUCKER |
12.04.2009 |
|
1997
In 1830 carriers Thomas Wales from Hunstanton and Daniel Rolin from Brancaster called
every Monday & Friday at 1:00am on route to Kings Lynn.
In 1839 it was
recorded that the Magistrates held their Petty Session here every second
Monday in the month.
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October 1863 - George Turner thanked the public in general for the
support they had given to his late father and he looked forward to their
support.
The house provided Hogg & Co's Fine Ales & Stout,
Truman & Hanbury's London Stout,
Allsopp's Pale Ales &c.
Wines and Cigars of the Best Quality.
Good Beds, good Stabling, Lock-up Coach-houses.
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March 1976 - Offering " The Best Basket Meals in the area".
Closed following the
murder, March 2010 of Miss Becky Thorpe by partner Mike Tucker.
Change of use from public house to residential, office and retail unit
sought January 2012.
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