| Licensees : |
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| JOHN SAUL |
1789 - 1798 |
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JOHN DYBALL
& farrier
(& farmer 1845)
Died 13th July 1858 |
1836 - 1858 |
| Mrs. DYBALL widow |
1858 - 1859 |
ROBERT VINCENT
& carpenter
Age 40 in 1861 |
1860 - 1883 |
THOMAS BLYTHE
& farmer & boot maker |
1888 - 1896 |
JOHN HICKS
Age 41 in 1901 |
1900 - 1901 |
| WILLIAM JARVIS |
1904 - 1908 |
HARRY SIDNEY BUXTON
Age 45 in 1911
Died March 1922 - age 55 |
1911 - 1922 |
| SIDNEY BROOKS |
1925 to 1947 |
EDWIN JAMES RICHARDSON
(Died June 1971 - age 64) |
30.06.1947 |
JOHN KEDGE
(Brewery rep?) |
08.07.1963 |
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c1916 |
Image courtesy of Barry Fagg. |
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Described in 1796 .....
`With a convenient yard, stable and outhouse; Also a small garden and a small pightle of
land, containing by estimation about 1 acre. Copyhold to the Manor of Felmingham Hall.
Fine certain 7s 6d. Quit Rent 3s 5d.'
The opening dinner of Mr. Robert Vincent was held here 25th April 1860.
It was reported September 1865 that the 1 cwt hearthstone had been noticed
to be rising above the floorboards. Getting a bricklayer to lift the stone
and investigate, a half bushel of new potatoes, all about the size of hens
eggs, were found growing there. Those growing against the brickwork and the
hearthstone were flattened to about three inches wide and half an inch
thick. It is thought that old potatoes had been deposited there by rats.
Morgans sales in 1960 were:-
38 barrels of beer
21 spirits.
Last licence granted 04.02.1963
Closed 10.05.1963 as recorded in Bullards documents.
Sold soon after closure.
2008 - Recent renovations have found pennies dated 1745 & 1746 and a 1912
Dutch ½ cent from under bedroom floorboards
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