| Licensees : |
RICHARD
CARRAWAY / CARROWAY
(First licensee 1829 ?) |
1829 - 1830 |
| SAMUEL SMITH |
1836 |
ROBERT BARRETT
age 35 in 1841
(Gardener at Bridge Street - age 43 in 1851 ?) |
1839 - 1850 |
GEORGE
FULLER
& Ostler - age 33
(Died Q3 1851 ?) |
1851 |
JOSEPH RUDLAND
(Joseph Rudling in 1856 according to Melville)
& cattle dealer
(Died Q3 1888 - age 57 ?) |
1854 - 1856 |
GUY HAGON
See opposite |
1858 |
WILLIAM TODD
age 29 |
1861 |
| JOHN
OLLYARD |
1862 |
BENJAMIN LANGLEY
& horse breaker |
1863 - 1865 |
| GEORGE BARRETT |
1868 - 1869 |
ROBERT WOOLNOUGH
age 70 in 1871
(Robert Woolnought 1875) |
*1871 -
1875 |
WILLIAM TANEY
& marine store
& fish curer
(also as Tancy)
age 46 in 1881
(Died 1855 ?) |
1875 - 1883 |
Mrs ELIZA TANEY
age 58 in 1891 - widow
(Died Q4 1891 ??) |
1888 - 1891 |
| CHARLES HENRY DORLING |
1892 |
DENNIS WILLIAM SMITH
& dog trainer
age 34 in 1901 |
1896 -
1901 |
WALTER CLEARS
Died Q1 1911 - age 65 |
by 1903 |
Mrs LYDIA CLEARS
(Died September 1936 - age 86) |
24.04.1911 |
GEORGE HARRY STUBBS
(Died July 1991 - age 86) |
30.04.1928
to at least 1975 |
| ARTHUR & RITA RICHARDSON |
12.1975 |
| BRIAN & JENNIFER TIDMAN |
11.1982 |
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| Mrs MARY RUMBOLD |
by 02.1989 - 2001+ |
| KEITH TILCOCK |
06.2009 |
| TOBY
JOSLIN-HUTCHINS |
08.2009 to Oct 9th
2010 |
| Ms CLARE NEWBERY |
12.2010 |
| JANINE SCOTT |
19.04.2011
-
June 2012 |
| Mrs CAROLE YATES |
August
2012 |
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10.08.1996
Building reputed to date from c1600.
Recorded 1st October 1689 as a messuage, formerly three tenements.
Described in 1800 as having been for several years, a Surgeons Shop,
Brewhouse, Wash-house and Stable with chambers over, lately converted by
Thomas Edgar into cottages and dwelling house.
Described as a Pilgrims House before becoming licensed premises.
On 7th November 1829, under the heading `Sheep and Pig Market, Star
Inn,' Mr. R. Carroway informed the Public that he had opened the above
Inn and would provide Neat Wines, Spirits and Mead's Fine Ales. A Sheep
and Pig Market would be held on Thursdays and Sheep Pens and good
Stabling was provided.
In March 1861, Guy Hagon, bricklayer and publican, late of Fakenham was
discharged from custody having been arrested on 5th February 1861 with
debts of £227 18s 4d and credits of £48 10s 9d.
Purchased
1st May 1872 by Thomas Charlton, brewer, from Robert Bereton esq.
John Ollyard featured in a court case at Walsingham in
September 1862 over an unpaid bill of £2 14s. 1d from Donald Sinclair, an
elderly gentleman from Caithness.
An extension to 1:00am for the Annual Dinner on 2nd January 1882 was applied for and
granted at the Magistrates Petty Sessions 26th December 1881.
Advertised To Let December 1891, good Premises, stables, garden and
outbuildings, suitable for a wheelwright, tradesman or dealer. Apply Thomas
Charlton, Brewery, Fakenham.
Closed by March 2013.
Licence surrendered 6th September 2013.
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