| Licensees : |
| - |
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Mrs MARY MOORE
Age 35 in 1841 |
*1836 - 1854 |
EDWARD COOPER
& blacksmith |
*1858 - 1864 |
GEORGE ROUT
& dealer
& butcher & 2 acres |
11.10.1867 -
1888 |
| JOHN SMITH |
to 1890 |
GEORGE TRUDGILL
& horse trainer - Age 32
(Son-in-Law of John Smith) |
10.12.1890 - 1891 |
| Wednesday 22nd April 1891 - Fine of £1,
including costs, for an assault on John Turner, who had got involved in
a quarrel between horse dealer Smith and Mr. Trudgill's son. |
| WILLIAM ROUT |
1892 |
| JAMES BROWN |
1896 to 12.1898 |
JAMES BARBER
(As reported 16.12.1898) |
14.12.1898 |
JAMES BARKER
(As reported 13.10.1899) |
to 1899 |
WILLIAM ROUT
& pork butcher & pig dealer
(George William Rout 1911 - age 47)
Died Saturday 11th January 1947 - age 82 |
11.10.1899 |
| LEONARD SEPTIMUS ROUT |
13.02.1947 |
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Given in directories as at Heywood Road, but shown on the 1884 OS map as at The Heywood,
an extension of the Heywood Road.
When the licence was transferred from John Smith to his son-in-law, on
Wednesday 10th December 1890, the new tenant was warned that there had been
several complaints of bad and filthy language being used in the house and he
was urged to be cautious in conducting the house.
House is not shown in the Licence Register in 1958 or
after.
It was reported 26th February 1999 that the house had
been sold in 1869. "Then in occupation of George Rout, the house was
purchased by ** Bullard & Sons. In 1959, the Rout family had
bought the freehold. Now vacant, the house is for sale for £140,000".
** The reference to Bullards is possibly
because the house changed hands from Can & Clarke, to Morgans and then
to Bullards?
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