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KING WILLIAM IV SOUTH CREAKE Index
BACK STREET BROTHERCROSS HUNDRED BEERHOUSE CLOSED 1915
  MORGANS As given 1915
Licensees :
JAMES HARPLEY
age 68 in 1861		 *1841 -  *1865
Fine of 10s for keeping his house open after 10:00pm on 3rd August 1850. This was his second offence.
31st August 1861 - Fine of 11s 6d including costs for having five unjust earthenware measures.
MONSIEUR CREAMER / CREMER *1868 - *1869
ISABELLA CREMER
age 46
(Husband Charles is given as an agricultural labourer - age 57)		 1871
CHARLES CREMER
also found as Charles Creamer		 1872 - 1879
HENRY HUNTER
Age 60 in 1891		 22.02.1879  - * 1891
ROBERT DEWSON by 1893 to 1915




At the Burnham Market Petty Sessions held Saturday 30th October 1869, Messrs Bullards applied for the licence granted to Monsieur Cremer, beerhouse keeper, to be transferred to George Pyman.
The request was granted.
(But no sighting of Mr. Pyman at any Norfolk public house at this date).

This suggests that monsieur Creamer was possibly at different South Creake house prior to October 1869. Perhaps NORWICH ARMS or TRAVELLERS REST?

In 1861 Monsieur Cremer is the 19 year old son of cattle dealer George Cremer. There appears to be no direct relationship to Charles Creamer / Cremer.

Sales February 1909 reported as "a barrel a week and four dozen minerals".

Confirmation of Closure by Compensation given 28th May 1915 and again 30th July 1915.

On Tuesday 21st September 1915, owners Morgans Brewery Co. were awarded compensation of £112 7s for closure of the house. The tenant, Robert Dewson to receive 10% of that award.