Licensees :
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JACOB TROFFER (Boat)	1794
ISAAC TROFER	1836
Mrs ELIZABETH & CHARLES BECKERTON (Beckinton 1845, Beckington 1846) Elizabeth died Q2 1847	1841 - 1847
GEORGE STEARNE age 45 in 1851 & farm 20 acres	1851 - 1865
JOHN LINFERD	1868 - 1877
CHARLES FENDICK Age 54 in 1891	1879 - 09.1905
GEORGE COUSINS Died 26th June 1913	by 12.1906 - 1913
WILLIAM HUBBARD	1916 - 1922
Monday 21st February 1921 - Fine of £5 for serving liquor, after 9:00pm on Saturday 29th January. "The drinks had been served by a girl, acting as barmaid, who lived in a part of the country where the licensing laws were different".
WILLIAM HENRY WHITING	1925 - 1933
JAMES JOHNSON	by 1936
BERNARD NEAL DOUBLEDAY	12.10.1936
WILLIAM JAMES EDWARD DAVIS	08.10.1951 to closure

The BOAT 1784

The Live and Dead Farming Stock, part of the Household Furniture and other Effects of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Beckerton were to be sold by auction Monday 27th September 1847.
The sale included some 146 Lambs and Ewes, 18 Steers and Heifers, 50 Geese, 40 Turkeys and 2 Guinea Fowls.

As SHOVE BOAT in Kelly's 1869 directory.

The Live and Dead Stocks of Mr. John Linferd were to be sold upon the premises, Monday, 8th October 1877 since he was quitting his farm at Michaelmas.

The Live and Dead Farming Stocks of Mr. Charles Fendick were to be Sold, Monday, 9th October 1905, since he was giving up farming.
The sale to include, 12 Horses, 14 head of neat Stock, 54 Sheep, 50 head of Poultry and Implements.

The Livestock and Agricultural Implements of the late Mr. George Cousins were to be sold here on Thursday 9th October 1913.

Used as base by Home Guard during WWII.
Sten gun practice held in nearby field.

Closure agreed at First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and S&P 29th May 1962.

Sales given as 47 barrels in 1961

Licence surrendered.

Licence not renewed at the Annual General Licensing Meeting 1962.