| Licensees : |
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| SARAH
SQUIRE |
1734 |
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| EDWARD BADCOCK |
1836 |
JOHN WINGFIELD
/ WINKFIELD
& smith 1845
Age 61 in 1861
& farmer 1871
(Died Q1 1886 - age 75) |
*1841 - 1872 |
| TIMOTHY GROOM |
1875 |
GEORGE CHENERY
(Chinnery 1879) |
1877 - 1879 |
ARTHUR SMITH
& blacksmith
age 25 |
1881 |
JOHN BATESON
& blacksmith
age 42 in 1891 |
1883 - 1892 |
ARTHUR GIBSON
age 66 in 1901
Died Q1 1917 - age 84? |
18.12.1894 - 1916 |
GEORGE F STURMAN
(George P Sturman 1929) |
1922 - 1938 |
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Shown on Bryant's 1826 map.
Lot No. 1 in sale Saturday 6th July 1878.
As instructed by the Executors of the late Mr. William Badcock.
Then in the occupation of Cann & Co and their undertenant Mr George Chenery, as yearly
tenants.
With Blacksmiths Shop, Barn, Stable, Cow House and other buildings, and about 5 acres 2R
33P of land (more or less)......The house containing a spacious Club Room, Kitchen, Store
Room, Wash House and Cellar and 3 good Bedrooms.
Offered To Let, December 1879 - With Immediate possession.
Offered To Let, by Cann & Co., September and December 1893.
With Blacksmith's Shop and seven acres of Land.
The Sale of Live and Dead Farming Stock and Surplus Furniture was to
take place Tuesday, 4th October 1934 since Mr. Sturman was retiring from
the Half Moon.
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29 year-old Sergeant P. J. Dunnell,
of the Half Moon Hotel, Deopham, was one of the crew of 7 of
a RAF Lincoln bomber, RF531, shot down by Russian MIG's over
Germany 12th March 1953. He was buried at his home town.
The others killed were, Squadron leader Harold Fitz, Flight
Lieutenant S. V. Wyles, Sergeant R. F. Stevens, Sergeant K.
J. Jones, Sergeant W. R. Mason and Sergeant G. Long. |
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Morgans sales 1960 :
38 barrels of beer
12 spirits (gallons)
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