| Licensees : |
| - |
|
| ROBERT
RICHARDSON |
1790 - 1794 |
| - |
|
HENRY STIMPSON
& joiner |
1836 |
Mrs SARAH ANN STIMPSON
Age 50 in 1841 |
1841 - 1846 |
CHARLES HINCHLEY
age 48 in 1851
& castrator
Died Q4 1864 |
1851 - 1864 |
| JOHN BOGG |
1865 |
FRANCIS BOGG
age 60 in 1871 |
1868 - 1872 |
JOHN RUSH
age 36 in 1881
(Died 1910) |
1875 - 1888 |
| WALTER THOMAS CHUBBOCK |
1890 - 1892 |
ISAAC SHELDRAKE
& Threshing Machine proprietor |
by 01.1893 - 1897 |
GEORGE DIXON
age 63 in 1911
Died Q1 1915 |
20.04.1897 - 1915 |
| Tuesday 20th November 1906 - Fine of £1
and £1 18s 6d costs - see opposite. |
| GEORGE JAMES |
1916 |
| Mrs MARGARET JAMES |
1922 - 1937 |
GEORGE & MARGARET JAMES
Margaret died 1957, George 1958 |
to 1958 |
| GEORGE STUART JAMES jun |
to 1971 closure |
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Building dates from the 18th century.
Appears on Bryant's 1826 map.
On Tuesday 20th November 1906 it was heard that George
Dixon had incurred a penalty of £100 for having, on 21st August,
received two gallons of spirits and not entering receipt in his stock
books as required by the Spirits Act 1880. Spirits received from the
house owners, Messrs. Morgan & Co. had been entered, but since the
spirits in question had not been purchased from them, this was the
reason they had not been entered. The Chairman said that Dixon knew
perfectly well that he should have made the entry and imposed a fine and
costs of £2 18s 6d.
The adjoining playing field was used for greyhound racing during the
1930's. The events were organised by landlord George James and continued
to the outbreak of WWII
Morgans sales in 1960 were 74 barrels of beer and 24 (gallons of) Spirits.
Became a private house after closure.
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