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JOHN
OVERTON
At Wymondham Cock by 29.09.1809) |
c1808-9 |
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EDMUND
HOWLETT
went to the GEORGE
01.1819 |
1812 - 1819 |
JOHN WELLS
age 70 in 1841 |
1822 - 1841 |
JOHN WELLS
senior or junior ? |
1845, 1846,
1850 |
JOHN WELLS
age 41 in 1851
& auctioneer, appraiser, valuer & estate agent 1856 |
by 1851 -
1856 |
GEORGE WEEDS
age 30 in 1861 |
1858 - 1871 |
Mrs MARGARET WEEDS
(Mary Ann Weeds 1877 ?) |
1875 - 1879 |
CHARLES GASKIN
age 50 in 1881 |
1881 - 1883 |
CORNELIUS HENDRY
age 38 in 1891 |
1883 - 1904 |
| FREDERICK TAYLOR |
14.10.1904 |
| ARTHUR MATSELL |
29.11.1912 |
| BERTIE WISEMAN |
19.11.1937 |
| FRANK EDGAR
PIKE |
27.05.1966 |
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In 1830 carrier John Newman departed every Friday at 2:00pm on route to Attleborough.
Meeting
place for two Friendly Societies in the 1880's
The `Feeling Heart Lodge' and the `Poet Cowper Lodge', both being branches of the
Manchester Unity of Oddfellows.
To celebrate the 14th anniversary of the above lodges, on Tuesday 22nd
May 1855, Brother John Wells provided an excellent dinner for nearly 200
brethren at the Assembly Hall. Before the dinner, Widdow's Brass Band
had headed the procession to church.
The house featured a 1900's Polyphon, made in Germany by Musikwerke.
The music box, in a walnut case, operated on old pennies. The machine was
sold at auction in August 1966 for £155 which included 39 records.
(In November 2004 it changed hands again - for £5287.00)
Licence renewal not applied for at sessions 06.02.1970
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