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GEORGE S. SMITH
As given March 1862 |
25.03.1862 |
EDWARD SMITH
& corn merchant |
1863 - 1864 |
HENRY CRANE |
1865 |
Monday 4th December 1865 -
Fine of 5s for having house open at prohibited hours. |
GEORGE FRANCIS CRANE |
1868 - 1869 |
HENRY P CRANE |
1872 |
GEORGE FRANCIS CRANE |
1873 - 1879 |
WILLIAM BERKLEY |
1881 |
WILLIAM AUGUSTUS BERKLEY |
1883 - 1886 |
WILLIAM ARTHUR DICKER |
1888 - 1894 |
CHARLES HAMMOND |
1896 |
Mrs MARY ANN WOODS |
by 1900 |
FRANCIS JOHN JESSOP JOY |
16.04.1915 |
MARY ELEANOR JOY |
31.05.1921 |
ROBERT NORMAN SHORE |
20.09.1921 |
ARTHUR GEORGE HAMMOND HUNT |
07.04.1931 |
THOMAS HAMILTON DENNY |
28.12.1932 |
GERALD
GLANFIELD BOYCE |
24.08.1954 |
(Trust Houses Ltd) |
(1955 & 1959) |
HAROLD DAVY
SEMMENCE |
01.11.1960 |
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SHARP-BRASH (manager ?) |
c1962 |
EDWARD
KENDLE THACKERY |
23.07.1963 |
Mr. & Mrs. FREDERICK GEORGE EVASON
managers |
20.04.1964 |
LESLEY &
GERTRUDE CAROLINE LEE
(managers) |
c1965 |
WYN & WILLIAM
ALFRED JAMES STANTON |
09.02.1968 |
NORMAN GOODE |
11.12.1969 |
ERIC WILLIAM
LEGGE (?) |
10.12.1970 |
WILLIAM
ALFRED JAMES STANTON |
25.05.1971 |
COLIN ERNEST
HOWES |
08.02.1974 |
KEITH LIONEL
PAWSEY |
19.05.1977 |
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On Thursday 27th March 1873, Mr. G. F. Crane sought to recover the
sum of £13 19s 7d from a Mr. Edward Preston. The defendant agreed to
repay at £4 a month, but the representative for Mr. Crane said the
offer would be accepted only if the repayment was £1 per week. An
order to liquidate the order was thus made.
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c1907
Rebuilt 1910, allowing better access to Cobholm.
Gertrude Lee c1964/5
Image thanks to Vic & Mavis Johnson
09.2010 ~
For Sale by Private Contract March 1862.
Comprising upper and lower Coffee-rooms, Refreshment Bar and Parlour,
Ladies' Sitting Room and 8 Bedrooms.
Water Closet, Kitchen, Scullery, Washhouse and Larder. Wine, Beer and
Coal Cellars, Taproom and other Offices.
Bowling Green, Kitchen Garden, Stabling for 7 Horses, Loose Box,
Chaise-house and carriage Sheds.
The whole containing 0A 2R 33P and in occupation of Mr. George
S.
Smith as a yearly tenant from Lady-day.
Offered For Sale by Auction 3rd July 1862.
Description as given in March of that year.
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Given as the BEAR HOTEL, High Road,
Gorleston in 1871.
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Plans to turn into `Supported accommodation for the homeless' opposed
November 2011.
Demolition agreed 2013.
Site of a retail business 2014.
See page 71 of ` Gt. Yarmouth In
Old Postcards ' Vol 2 Pub. 1992
& page 116 of ` Gt. Yarmouth
In Old Photographs ' Pub. 1994
& page 86 of ` Gt. Yarmouth -
A Second Selection ' Pub. 1996
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