| Licensees : |
| - |
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| ....Smith? |
1774 |
| WILLIAM
RAWLING |
1794 |
| MARY RAWLING |
to 02.1814 |
| - |
|
JOHN OAKES
went to Downham Bull. |
1836 |
ROBERT HOOTON
/ HOOTEN
age 36 in 1851
(also as Houghton 1845)
(Died Q1 1874) |
*1841 - 1851 |
JAMES COOPER
(Died Q2 1857 ?) |
1854 - 1858 |
JAMES COSTON
Age 49 in 1871
(Died Q2 1880) |
1861 - 1877 |
JONATHAN EASTER BATEMAN
age 34 in 1881 |
1879 - 1883 |
SIMON CURSON
Died Q4 1893 - age 67 |
1885 - 1893 |
| Accused Monday 11th March 1867 of
selling beer at improper hours on Sunday 24th February. Case dismissed
upon lack of evidence. |
Mrs SARAH
CURSON
(age 54 in 1891) |
*1894 - *1896 |
JAMES GOULTY
Age 53 in 1901 |
*1900 -
1908 |
FREDERICK CHARLES ALBERT
BRADLEY
age 44 in 1911
(Died Q4 1949) |
by 1911 |
| ERNEST ABRAHAM FORD |
02.01.1928 |
HARRY REDCAR
(Died August 1971 - age 83)
See below |
15.07.1929
to 1937 + |
| - |
|
Mrs. Redcar, wife of Harry, was killed in 1941 by being hit by a
bullet fired from an RAF aircraft practicing air-to-air firing.
|
Advertised For Sale by Auction 10th October 1778.
In exceptionally good repair, together with two Enclosures of Land
adjoining, in all Five Acres by estimation. All freehold, leased to
Messrs, Smith and Murkin, for seven years, from 5th April 1774, at the
annual rent of £16.
Sale to be held at the
FIVE BELLS INN, Upwell, on 28th October 1778.
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For Sale by Auction Thursday 10th March 1814, late in
the occupation of Mrs. Mary Rawlings, deceased.
With stabling for twenty water horses and riding stable for six horses
and inclosure of arable land, together by estimation, four acres.
Location given as `on the eastern side of Denver Sluice, at and near to
which the Old and New Bedford, the Nene and Wissey Rivers form their
several junctions with the River Ouze, Already communication with seven
counties and to be soon navigable from Lynn to London'.
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The Household Furniture and other Effects of Mrs. Rawlings were to be
sold, upon the premises, on Friday 11th March 1814.
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In March 1867, James Corston was accused of having his house
open at illegal hours on Sunday 24th February 1867. Due to insufficient
evidence that beer had been sold, the charge was dismissed.
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Monday 12th February 1906 - Licence renewal adjourned
for consideration at the licensing meeting to be held 12th March 1906.
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Demolished to allow revised road layout between Sluice Road and Ten Mile Bank, following
digging of the Relief Channel in late 1950's.
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