| Licensees : |
| - |
|
CHRISTOPHER BARBER
died by July 1780 |
to 1780 |
| DANIEL
CARVER |
1789 |
| - |
|
| WILLIAM CLARKE |
1829 |
JOHN CLARKE
Also given 1839 by Pigot |
1830 |
WILLIAM CLARKE
age 65 in 1841 |
1835 - 1841 |
| CHARLES ROBINSON |
1845 |
| JAMES SMITH |
1846 |
GEORGE ALDERSON
(age 30 in 1851)
& master bricklayer
(Wife Elizabeth died Monday 12th January 1852 - age 27) |
1850 - 1863 |
| GEORGE WAKE |
to September 1864 |
|
Licence refused Tuesday 6th September 1864 |
WILLIAM PITCHERS
& dealer 1871 - age 39
& general dealer 1881
& pig farmer 1883 |
1865 - 1892 |
| Mr. ETTRIDGE |
here 05.1893 |
| WILLIAM LEONARD SELF |
1896 - 1897 |
ARTHUR HENRY BUSH
& butcher 1901 - age 28 |
1899 - 1910 |
| FREDERICK W. CRISP |
here 07.1910 |
| SAMUEL C. FENNELL |
here 01.1911 |
| EDWARD THOMAS LOOME |
1912 - 1915 |
| HERBERT BARTON |
1916 - 1925 |
MAYNARD
ARTHUR BUSH
& butcher
Age 35 in 1933 |
1929 - 1939 |
| Wednesday 22nd March 1933 - Fine of 10s
for driving his car, on 10th March, with an expired driving
licence, 112 days out of date. A further fine of 4s and 2s 6d costs for
parking the vehicle on Croft Lane and causing an obstruction. |
Mr. & Mrs. S. GARDNER
(Presented with a barometer and a biscuit barrel upon retirement, April
1959) |
1952 - 1959 |
| THOMAS MAIN |
04.1959 - 1963 |
| Mr & Mrs FREDERICK W SEXTON |
29.07.1963 |
| PETER JOHN GLENNISTER / GLENISTER |
by 08.1968 |
| EVE & BOB CANHAM |
14.03.1977 - 1979 |
| RAYMOND WILLIAMS |
09.1980 - 29.05.1981 |
| MICHAEL
WILLIAM SMITH |
1982 -
03.1990 |
Monday 14th December 1987 - Fine of
£150 and £75 costs for serving two "plain clothes officers" over
half-an-hour after 10:30 pm closing time, on Sunday 7th June.
Barmaid Dawn Raven fined £25 and £25 costs for selling beer to a police
officer after hours on Sunday 14th June. |
| JACKIE & STEVE MACPHERSON |
by 11.1991 |
| CHRIS & SUE BUCKINGHAM |
10.1993 |
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1935
For Sale by Auction 19th July 1780.
Described as a new built, brick and tiled House, with a back House, large
Shop and Chambers over same, very commodious. With Stables, other Outhouses,
Yards and Gardens. In occupation of Christopher Barber, deceased.
The subscribers of the Banham Horse Association met here, the house of
William Clarke, on Thursday 29th October 1829 and again, on the same day, 1835.
On 15th February 1856, a cat, the property of George Alderson, jumped
into the 30ft deep well. A skep was let down for her and drawn up, but when
nearly at the top, the cat jumped out and went down again. On the evening of
20th February it was heard by somebody passing the well and was retrieved
alive.
No change recommended at First joint meeting of Bullard and Steward & Patteson's
Committee 29th May 1962.
Beer sales 1961 given as 155 barrels.
A private dwelling by 2007 |
