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SOUTH GREENHOE LICENCE REGISTERS September 1789, 16th September 1794 & PS 19/5/1 & PS 19/5/2 (1926 - 1969)
SWAFFHAM BREWERY of John Morse
REEPHAM BREWERY to S&P 26th November 1878
STEWARD & PATTESON Conveyed from Frederick Morse (Swaffham Brewery) 2nd November 1895
BULLARDS from 1965
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INNTRERENEUR (Grand Met)
   
Licensees :
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WILLIAM PYMAR from c1763 - 1813
WILLIAM PYMAR junior 1813 - 1814
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WILLIAM HOWARTH 1822 - 1823
WILLIAM SMITH 06.1823
SAMUEL LIBBIS 1830
JOHN JARY 1836
WRIGHT SMITH
age 40 in 1841
12.1837 - 1841
ROBERT NOKES 1841 - 1847
JOHN BUTTERS
age 42 in 1851
& cattle dealer
1851 - 1858
JOHN MALLOWS
age 52 in 1861
1861 - 1875
Mrs MALLOWS 1877
WILLIAM GOODERSON
age 63 in 1881
1879 - 1892
JACOB FLATT 1896 - 1898
EDWARD CALVER 1900
EDGAR CALVER
age 48 in 1901
1901 - 1911
HENRY CHARLES SYMONDS 1912
GARNETT W. SYMONDS 14.10.1912 - 1922
GEORGE MAURICE BAKER by 1925
GEORGE OSBOURNE 11.01.1932
ANNIE OSBOURNE 04.03.1935
HORACE ARTHUR ALLWRIGHT 22.07.1935
MABEL ELLEN ALLWRIGHT 01.12.1958
DUDLEY A. GRIMBLE 28.03.1965
FRANK E. PIKE 04.10.1965
WILLIAM CORBRIDGE undated
   
GRAHAM EVES to summer 1990
PETER ROWLING 12.1992
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KURT OLIVER by 2017



August 2010

Formerly the site of the BLUE BOAR
(Destroyed by fire 14th November 1775)
According to the East Anglian Magazine - December 1970

The house appears to have been called the BLACK HORSE following redevelopment of the site. It is referenced as being formerly the BLACK HORSE in conveyance documents of 1878.

The creditors of the bankrupt John Money (a money scrivener) met here Wednesday 8th October 1783.

For Sale by Auction Saturday 11th September 1813 having been in occupation of William Pymar and his late father for upwards of 50 Years.
In a notification dated 2nd August 1813, the Speciality Creditors of William Pymar, deceased, were requested to transmit account of their demands and details, before 20th August.
All the valuable Household Furniture, Plate, Glass, Earthenware, Brewing Utensils, fine old Port Wine and Spirituous Liquors, Etc., Etc., the property of William Pymar, were to be Sold by Auction Tuesday and Wednesday, 4th and 5th October 1814.

1823 - William Howarth returned thanks for the liberal support he had received at the White Hart and confirmed that he intended to carry on the Coal Trade as usual.
21st June `1823 - William Smith confirmed that he had engaged the White Hart, which he would enter on 30th June 1823. He had previously been in business as a butcher and had declined that trade.

A Main of Cocks fought here Thursday 27th December 1827 for Fifty Guineas between Mr. J. Farrer of Necton and Mr. G. Goold of Swaffham.

Mr. Wright Smith informed his friends that his Opening Dinner would take place Monday 18th December 1837.

Advertised to let 11th August 1841 with possession from Michaelmas (29th September)

Robert Nokes advised 28th October 1841 that having entered the Inn, he solicited the Patronage and Support of his Agricultural Friends and the Public.......


Included within Lot No. 1 in sale by order of the Trustees of the late John Morse Esq. held 8th & 9th September 1847.
The property included :-
Bar, Commercial Room, 2 Parlours, large Dining Room, Pantry, Store Room, Cellars, 2 Kitchens, Tap Room, 9 Bedrooms, 5 Stables, 2 Gig Houses, 2 Granaries & Yard with Pump & Reservoir .

Robert Nokes informed 30th October 1847, that he had re-hired the Inn and thanked his Friends and the Public for the support that he had been favoured with over the previous six years.

Closed by Steward & Patteson 22.02.1965.
13 barrels of beer sold in the final year of trading.
Property exchanged for a Bullards house, the DUKES HEAD at Stoke Ferry 01.10.1965

Renamed the BRECKLAND
during the 1960's

Later renamed the WHITE HART, a restaurant offering a range of exotic meats including ostrich, crocodile, zebra, locust and crickets by 06.2019