| Licensees : |
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| Mrs CHASTNEY |
1776 |
| JOHN DOW /
DEW |
here
17.09.1789 - 1794 |
| - |
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FRANCIS WOODS
Age 55 in 1841
(Died Q4 1871 - age 90 ?) |
1836 - 1841 |
JOSEPH GREEN
(Died Q2 1872 - age 71 ?) |
1845 - 1846 |
HENRY WOODS
Died Q3 1852 - age 41 |
1848 - 1852 |
EMMA WOODS
(Age 38 in 1851) |
1854 |
WILLIAM BROUGHTON
(Age 54 in 1871 and working as a labourer.) |
1856 - 1869 |
SAMUEL JACKSON
(Age 44 in 1881 - Agricultural labourer) |
1871 to 1880 |
NORTH FLEGG
& carpenter
Died Q2 1905 - age 74) |
13.11.1880 |
| ALBERT ERNEST TURNER |
21.10.1907 |
| ARTHUR JOHN BROWN |
18.10.1909 |
| CHARLES BARNABAS THURTLE |
26.06.1911 |
| THOMAS MACE SYMONDS |
13.12.1915 |
| RICHARD CHARLES SNELLING |
20.11.1916 |
| WILLIAM HAGON |
29.09.1922 |
| JOHN BECKETT |
24.10.1924 |
FREDERICK THOMAS TYLER
Died March 1940 - age 54 |
21.10.1927 |
CECILIA ANNE TYLER
(Died December 1943 - age 51) |
08.03.1940 |
| ALFRED ELLIS |
28.06.1940 |
ERNEST FREDERICK LUNN
(Brewery rep.) |
06.06.1958 |
Note : Kelly
gives two entries in 1858
1. William Broughton
2. Mrs Mary Woods
(only William Broughton given in 1856 & 1861)
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March 1913
Mr Thurtle and Mr Watson Moy outside the recently built house. (c1900)
Original White Horse was a small cottage with ground floor rooms either side
of a central entrance porch. A single dormer window in what must have
been a very cramped upper floor between the roof trusses.
Referenced in 1805
case of smuggling
Appears on Bryant's 1826 map.
22 1/8 barrels of
beer sold in year prior to closure.
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Licence of the
CROWN & ANCHOR, Weybourne is
noted (c1898) in the registers as ``Surrendered by S&P at time of removal of licence. WHITE
HORSE, Edgefield '' .
This possibly relates to the upgrading of the WHITE HORSE to a full licence, but entries
for this house appear to show a full licence from at least 1878? |
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