| Licensees : |
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JAMES DADLEY
age 55 in 1841 |
1837 - *1845 |
JOHN WILSON
& shoemaker |
*1846 -*1850 |
GEORGE
GREENGRASS
& tailor
Age 49 in 1851 |
*1851 -
1853 |
| ALLEN PYE |
1856 |
ROBERT PYE
& tailor
Age 26 |
1858 - 1863 |
| JOHN WATSON |
1864 - 1865 |
DENNIS SHAW
& shoemaker |
1868 - 1869 |
JOHN HANNANT COOKE
(wife MARIA COOKE)
& journeyman tailor
Age 39 in 1871
(Died Q4 1891 - age 63) |
1871 - *1883 |
WILLIAM COOKE
Age 42 in 1901 |
1888 - 1908 |
| On Friday 13th May 1904, surgeon Frederick
Little claimed £4 7s 6d from for surgical attendance
for a fractured leg, in June 1901. There was also a claim for attendance
to Mrs. Cook in 1895 and 1896. Cook "had not worked since the incident",
but had offered to pay 10s a month. This had been rejected. Mr. Cook was
ordered to pay £3 3s and costs. |
HERBERT
THOMAS EMSDEN
age 43 in 1911 |
1911 - *1912 |
| ROBERT
FOREMAN |
1915 |
THOMAS
INGLIS
Died by suicide, Friday 26th May 1916 - Age 45 - See below |
from 11.1915 - 1916 |
| WALTER
GORDON HAWES |
1918 |
| Fine
of £2 imposed 21st May 1918 for selling out of hours. |
| JAMES FRANCIS DANIELS |
1922 |
| LEONARD GEORGE PAGE |
1925 |
| OLIVE G E
PAGE |
08.05.1956 |
MICHAEL C
RIX
Brewery representative |
11.04.1967 |
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Thomas Inglis was invalided out of
the Army in May 1915 suffering from a diseased heart and
ague. He had taken the Swan in November 1915.
On Friday 26th May 1916, at 12:25 noon, a shot was heard in
the bar parlour. Inglis had shot himself in the head with a
German rifle that he had taken from a member of the German
Army, whom he had shot, whilst serving in the Cameroons.
"Suicide whilst in an unsound state of mind" was returned at
the inquest. |
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Lot No 13 in sale of REEPHAM Brewery, Saturday 8th June 1878. Then let to John Cooke at
annual rent of £5. The property included - Bar, Tap Room (with extra side
entrance), Pantry and Private Parlour, Good Cellar. Three Bedrooms, Two Attics, Wash
House, and Skittle Ground, Yard and Garden. Copyhold to the Manor of Aylsham Vicarage. The
lot was purchased by STEWARD.
Beerhouse, offered To Let, September 1910 and February 1911.
Apply Steward & Patteson.
Police Superintendent Francis Southgate reported to the
South Erpingham Magistrates that beerhouse keeper Walter Gordon Hawes did
on the 30th April 1918 `sell or supply intoxicating liquor to be
consumed on the premises during prohibited hours'.
Roger Sayer (dealer) and George Dennis (farmer) were accused of
consuming intoxicating liquor during prohibited hours.
(Mr Dennis and Mr Sayer were fined 10/- each on 21st May 1918)
Full licence granted 1958 following transfer from
the HEMSWORTH
ARMS, Scoulton.
It seems that the licence of the STAR at Marsham had also
been surrendered the previous year in consideration of a full licence for this house.
Licence not renewed 1968.
Although a listed building, the property was demolished in 1969.
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