All Creditors of the late John Hutson were requested to send an Account of their respective Debts to his widow Mrs. Mary Hutson, within one month of 4th August 1785. All those indebted to Mr. Hutson were asked to settle their debts in the same period.

Ann Hutson, widow of John Hutson, married Benjamin Helsden 25th October 1785 and he possibly ran the Green Man until his death in 1792. The burial of Benjamin Elsden is recorded 31st May 1792 at Sparham.
(Benjamin Helesdon was christened at Neatishead 13th October 1757)

Although recorded in the 1794 Licence Register as Thomas Firby, it is recorded that Thomas Forby, of the GREEN MAN, died in 1824. It would appear that his son John took over immediately after, only to die in 1837.
Miss Mary Forby, daughter of Thomas, had married Banham carrier William Gagen on Wednesday 9th April 1823, who then probably ran the house from 1838 until his early death in 1841.

The Executors of William Geagen published a request for all Persons indebted to the late innkeeper to settle their debts forthwith. Dated 3rd February 1842.

Mrs. Ann Forby died 3rd December 1848, aged 91 (Born 1758) .  She had lived at the GREEN MAN for `upwards of eighty years'. That would put her family in residence from at least 1768 and possibly before. (Her parents were John and Mary Hutson or Hudson)

 
Lot No. 6 in sale of Bircham & Sons Reepham Brewery Saturday 8th June 1878. Then let to Robert Spooner at annual rent of £15.

The property was described as Freehold, containing :-
`Good Tap, Parlour, Bedroom & Dressing Room on Ground Floor, 3 Bedrooms above; also Cellar with Room over; Club Room, Wash House & Pantry; 2 Stables and Lock Up Coach House with Loft over and Coal House behind; Small Pightle and Garden in rear....'

311/8 barrels of beer sold in final year of trading.

Licence renewed 12th February 1962.
Licence not renewed 14th February 1966