| Licensees : |
| - |
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| JOHN PIPER |
to 1778 |
| JOHN
HURRELL |
here
17.09.1789 |
| ANN HURRELL |
1794 - 1809 |
| - |
|
| Mr. WELLS |
c1825 |
ANN WELLS
(Son Daniel died Friday 24th May 1833 - age 21) |
1830 |
JOHN EASTER
age 61 in 1851
(as John Easton 1839) |
1836 - 1857 |
ROBERT ALLEN
age 44 in 1861
Died Q1 1882 - age 66 |
1858 - 1882 |
Mrs HANNAH ALLEN
Died Q4 1884 - age 66 |
1883 |
HERBERT HERCULES ALLEN
& blacksmith, iron & brass founder & machinist.
(HERLEY ALLEN 1891)
(Florence M Allen given as manageress in 1901 census taken on 31st
March, but according to licence registers, Henry Turner had taken over
as licensee by then.)
Died Q4 1901 - age 46 |
10.01.1885 |
| HENRY TURNER |
04.03.1901 |
WILLIAM EDWARD KING
Pensioner & innkeeper in 1911 - age 63 |
03.03.1902 |
| HERBERT J SMITH |
08.02.1929 |
| ROBERT FRANCIS |
19.12.1930 |
| ALFRED ERNEST HENRY LEE |
09.03.1934 |
| ARCHIBALD EDGAR BAKER |
08.02.1935 |
| HERBERT MINORS |
13.10.1939 |
| AUGUSTUS LIONEL HOLT |
07.12.1945 |
| MARJORIE & HOWARD DAVIES |
1972 - |
| - |
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Daniel, the second son of the late Mr. Wells of the Kings Arms, died
aged 21. As reported Saturday 1st June 1833.
|
May 1998
Originally three fishermen's cottages.
John Piper left the house to take on the
UNICORN, Mileham as announced 14th
November 1778.
For Sale by Auction Monday, 4th December 1809.
In the occupation of Mrs. Ann Harrell, as tenant from year to
year.
Consisting of a spacious kitchen, large bar, two parlours, back kitchen,
pantry, an arched cellar to hold ten, and store room five barrels of beer
in lower tier, a club chamber, and four sleeping rooms, a brew-house,
wherein is brewed five coombs of malt, three stables to contain 24 horses,
coal and sand house, with other offices, &c. Also a pump of excellent
water.
Given as Kings Head in 1845
Advertised September 1857 "To be disposed of at Michaelmas next. The
present occupier having lived there for upwards of 30 years and the only
reason for leaving being the indisposition of his wife."
Apply Mr. Crisp at the Brewery, Fakenham.
For Sale by Auction Wednesday 11th October 1871 - Freehold. One of
thirteen licensed house to be sold.
Advertised September 1900 as being available To Let from
Michaelmas.
Apply Morgan's Stores, Holt.
Morgans sales for 1960 given as 140 barrels of beer and 114 spirits.
Landlord Howard Davies was previously a member of The Black and White
Minstrels and had appeared in `My Fair Lady'
Map ref TG 0243 map 8 |
