| Licensees : |
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| Mrs ELIZABETH HOOK |
1849 |
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WILLIAM OVERTON
age 41 |
1851 - 1856 |
| Fine of £1 and 11s 6d costs on Saturday
28th August 1852 for keeping house open during the hours of divine
service |
| WILLIAM WHITTRED |
1858 - 1863 |
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1864 |
| EDWARD CLARKE |
1864 - 1881 |
| October 1864 - Fine of 1s and 12s
costs, and cautioned for drawing beer at prohibited hours on Sunday 18th
September 1864. |
| HENRY CLARKE |
1883 - 1890 |
| GEORGE BROWN |
1892 - 1894 |
| JOHN RUMP |
1896 |
| THOMAS EDWARD BAILEY |
1900 - 1905 |
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For Sale by Auction Thursday 1st March 1849.
Including about Two Acres of excellent Pasture Land.
In occupation of Mrs. Hook.
Lot No.
7 in sale of Watton Brewery properties held at the Crown Inn, Watton
on Wednesday 22nd August 1866.
Described as in the occupation of E Clarke and built of Brick and
Tile, containing Parlour, Kitchen, Bar, Scullery, Store Room, Cellar, and
Three Bedrooms. Also a Stable, Sheds, Garden, and productive Meadow,
containing together about 2 acres.
Rent £12. Freehold. Tithe Rent Charge 6 shillings. Land-tax 7 shillings.
Licence considered unnecessary at the Annual Brewster Sessions, Monday
6th February 1905. Renewal to be considered at the adjourned
meeting.....
Provisional licence issued February 1906, at Swaffham Licensing
Sessions, since Compensation had not been paid in accordance with
decisions made in 1905.
However it was heard that the sum of compensation had been fixed and it
could take two or three years before a conclusion was reached.
Not found in 1908 & 1912 directories but still appears
as the STAR INN in 1915 Register of Electors.
(No elector registered at house however)
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