| Licensees : |
| JAMES SIMMONDS |
by April 1776 - 1788 |
| ELIZABETH
SIMMONS |
1789 - 1790 |
| SIMON
SIMMONS |
1794 |
| ROBERT HULL |
to October
1812 |
JOHN SERGEANT GODDARD
See below |
pre 1833 |
THOMAS WRIGHT
(Died Q1 1840 ?) |
1836 |
| ROBERT
BERRISFORD |
1839 |
JOHN
SIMMONDS
age 25 |
*1841 |
RICHARD LOCKSMITH
age 50 in 1851
& farmer 8 acres |
1845 - 1858 |
RICHARD MATTHEWS
age 33 |
1861 |
| THOMAS POINTER |
1863 - 1869 |
MARK EVERITT
age 39 in 1871
(Died Q2 1915 - age 85) |
1869 to 1910 |
GEORGE FREDERICK FISH
age 57 in 1911
(Died Q1 1941 - age 82 ?) |
22.08.1910 |
| JAMES EGGLETON |
16.08.1915 |
| HENRY TURNER |
30.04.1917 |
ALFRED ATTOE
(Died Q2 1935 age 70 ?) |
19.11.1917 |
JAMES EGGLETON
(Died Q1 1948 age 80 ?) |
12.06.1925 |
KNIGHTS S EGGLETON
(Died Q4 1942 - age 55 ) |
21.09.1934 |
ALICE ANNIE EGGLETON
(Died Q2 1968 - age 81) |
04.12.1942 |
RONALD C EGGLETON
(Died Q2 1980 - age 66) |
21.09.1945 |
GERALD ALFRED GEORGE
(Died Q1 1982 - age 61) |
11.02.1950 |
| RONALD CECIL EGGLETON |
07.10.1955
to closure |
It was reported 1st June 1833 that John Sergeant Goddard, formerly
of Briston Half Moon, had died at Ramsbury, Wiltshire on Monday 20th
May 1833.
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The Norfolk Chronicle gives James Simmons as licensee in 1776, 1777, 1782, 1783 & 1784.
All of the Furniture and Effects of Robert Hull, late of the Half Moon,
were for sale by auction Tuesday 20th and Wednesday 21st October 1812.
About 300 lots, including seven feather beds, five bedsteads, sheets and
blankets, carpets, chairs, settles, dining and other tables, brewing
copper, saucepans, kettles, glass and china ware, glass and stone
bottles, pewter measures, liquor casks and many more varied items were
worth the attention of the public.
Lot No. 15 in sale of Trunch Brewery Wednesday 25th August 1847.
With Land - A Copyhold property - Fine Arbitrary - Quit Rent 1s 0¾d
Morgans sales for 1960 were 19 barrels of beer and 9 spirits.
Closure agreed at First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and Steward & Patteson
29th March 1962. The licensee was said to be aged 47 and to have been a tenant for 7
years. Sales were given as 64 barrels in the previous year.
The possibility of S&P buying the property and in return, closing the
CHEQUERS,
was discussed.
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