| Licensees : |
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| PETER MOORE |
1778 |
| JOHN CHAPMAN |
1790 |
| EDWARD
PRESTON |
1794 |
| ..........
ABBOTT |
1795 |
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TIMOTHY
WHISTLER
in occupation |
1832 - 1833 |
JOHN CUTTING
(Ship Inn)
See below |
1833 - 1835 |
MARY CUTTING
(Royal
Sovereign)
Died Q1 1839 |
1836 |
WILLIAM MAYS
age 30 in 1841 (Mayes)
(Ship according to Pigot 1839)
(Royal Sovereign according to Robson 1839)
Died Q4 1848 |
1839 - 1846 |
THOMAS FREEMAN CHAPMAN (Ship)
Age 60 in 1851 |
1850 - 1851 |
| THOMAS FREEMAN CHAPMAN (Royal
Sovereign) |
1854 |
FRANCIS ALFLATT
Age 36 in 1861 |
1858 - 1863 |
WILLIAM FIDDY CARPENTER
Died Q1 1870 - age 62 |
1864 - 1870 |
Mrs ANN CARPENTER
Age 62 in 1871 - widow
(Died Q1 1899 ? - age 92) |
1871 - 1879 |
HENRY JARVIS
Age 57 in 1881 |
by 09.1880 - 1883 |
JOHN PEEK
Went to JOLLY SAILORS |
08.1884 - 02.1887 |
JAMES FREDERICK THOMPSON
& builder |
1888 |
| MARTIN LINFORD |
1890 |
FREDERICK WORDINGHAM
& fisherman |
1891 - 1892 |
| Mr. A. RICHES |
1894 |
| JOHN THOMAS
HUNT |
1896 |
FREDERICK WORDINGHAM
& fisherman
Died Q4 1937 - age 88 |
1900 - 1937 |
MAUD MARY WORDINGHAM
(Died Q4 1964 - age 82) |
to 1953 |
| GEORGE BAILEY FARMAN |
12.01.1953 |
| LLOYD STEVENS |
06.12.1954 |
| FRANK KAY HINDLE |
14.10.1963 |
| PETER & EVE BAMBRIDGE |
13.06.1966
to 1984 |
TONY & ANN COOK
also at Thornham Kings Head |
06.1984 |
| KEITH & HELENA JEFFREY |
by 11.1984 |
| Mr. FOSTER |
here 1986 |
| BOB & MAUREEN DIXON |
by 05.1989 |
| ANGIE & MIKE ...... |
here 12.1990 |
| TONY SIEQUIN |
1997 - 1999 |
| MICHAEL & ALLISON CHESTER |
11.1999 |
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In August 1834, James Cross Cutting stated that his grandmother kept
the Shipp Inn.
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All the useful Household Furniture, Fixtures, Capital Brewing Plant,
Washing Utensils, Farming Implements, Growing Crops of Corn and Hay
and other Effects were offered for sale, on the premises, Friday 3rd
July 1835, under a Deed of Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors.
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1998
A sale of properties in Burnham Deepdale took place here 17th February
1778.
The house, together with
stables, coach house, yards and gardens, was leased by Giles Pilling (of
Gaywood) to Robert
Freeman (of Kings Lynn) for one year. The bargain and sale is recorded in an indenture
dated 6th July 1795. The only sum mentioned is Five Shillings of lawful
money of Great Britain.
The property was then in the occupation of Abbott.
Given as the ROYAL SOVEREIGN
1836, 1839, 1846 & 1854
Named the SHIP in a conveyance between Emilia Styleman, Henry Shute,
Elijah Eyre and John Charles Williams, dated 6th April 1842.
John Whistler had a brewery on the premises.
It was auctioned following his death in 1854
Morgans sales for 1960 given as :-
83 barrels of beer
88 spirits (gallons)
The house displays a 6ft model ship, purchased c1950 by Sir Geoffrey Cory-Wright. It
was then
reputed to be at least 50 years old.
(The model is named Black Diamond) 
1998
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