| Licensees : |
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| WILLIAM NEAL |
1794 |
AMY NEALE
(Died Q1 1850 ?) |
1830 - 1836 |
| S
NEALE |
1839 |
THOMAS
GOODALE
publican / servant - age 30 |
*1841 |
THOMAS NEALE
at the Gaultry ? |
1844 |
EDWARD RUTHERFORD
& butcher |
1845 - 1846 |
JOHN HAMMOND
age 37 in 1851
(Died Q3 1884 - age 70 ?) |
1850 - 1856 |
| WILLIAM
ROOPE |
1858 |
WILLIAM OGDEN
& farmer 22 acres : age 58 |
1861 |
PHILIP VASSEY
P. Vassar died Q1 1867 - age 29 ? |
1864 - 1865 |
| Mrs SARAH ANN
VASSEY / VASSER |
1868 - 1869 |
GEORGE WARD
age 31 in 1871
(John Ward 1883 according to Kelly - George according to White)
(Died Q4 1890 - age 52) |
1871 - 1883 |
| FREDERICK RODGERS |
1888 |
ABRAHAM SNUSHALL
(Abraham Rushall ? 1891 - age 40) |
1890 - 1891 |
JOHN BULLEN
Died Q1 1898 - age 76 |
1892 - 1896 |
GEORGE HANSLIP
age 31 in 1901 |
1900 - 1901 |
| JOHN BROOKS |
1904 |
JOHN HUNT
Age 39 in 1911 |
1908 - 1912 |
| WILLIAM RUSH |
1916 - 1922 |
| HARRY WILES |
1925 - 1929 |
| L GIBBONS MINNETT |
1933 |
WILLIAM HURST
Died September 1940 - age 56 |
by 1936 |
AGNES MARY HURST
(Died March 1959 - age 72) |
09.09.1940 |
| JAMES WILLIAM HURST |
13.10.1947 |
| RONALD ALLSOP |
21.10.1959 |
| THOMAS BILLINGTON |
26.07.1961 |
| JOHN ALBERT TAYLOR |
06.02.1963 |
| FREDERICK HOLLINGSWORTH |
24.07.1963 |
| OWEN WILLIAMSON |
12.05.1965 |
| RALPH GODBEHERE |
22.12.1965 |
| ALBERT SKINNER |
19.07.1967 |
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c1960 image thanks to the late Geoff Hastings - Oak
Brewery Ales on sale.
1984 - Lacons fireplace surround.
In court on Friday 27th July 1849 a claim for damages
for Non-repair was heard. The action was to recover damages for
dilapidation to the Swan public house. The plaintiff was Neale and the
defendants were brewers from the neighbourhood of Wisbech, named
Ratcliffe and Another. The defendants had hired the house from Neale
under an agreement dated 10th May 1845 at a rent of £41, payable half
yearly, with six months notice to put an end to the tenancy by either
party. Upon giving up the premises the defendants were to leave the
house in good and tenantable repair. They left at Michaelmas 1847.
The Plaintiff claimed that before the defendants had taken possession the property had been put into proper repair, but it was argued that
upwards of £200 would have been required to put in substantial
repair and to achieve a tenantable
state, £60 would be required. As it was tradesmen's bills fell very
short of that sum.
After a hearing taking five hours, the Jury found substantially for the
Plaintiff with damages of £20, but other issues were found for the
defendants.
At Church Road 1861
Hollow Croft Road 1871 & 1881
Village Road 1891
Closed June 1991.
Reopened as the GAUL
TREE.
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