Only identified 1780, 1787 and 1789.

For Sale by Auction, Thursday, 6th April 1780.
With four Stables, a Granary, Bake-house, Brew-house, Dairy, Yards, walled-in Garden, and a Pightle of Land adjoining, of about an Acre.

Messrs. Archer and Whistler advised, November 1787, that their Waggon would travel from Wells to the Four Swans, Bishopgate, London, every Tuesday morning. One of the collection points for goods was the King's Head, Hempton.

Warning!
1794 Gallow register has Mr. Digings at the KINGS HEAD, East Rainham (Raynham).

Became the GEORGE / OLD GEORGE ?