| Licensees : |
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WILLIAM
SALISBURY
(Three Mariners) |
1794 |
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| ROBERT BLYTH |
*1831 |
RICHARD HOWE
& joiner 1845
aged 59 in 1851
(Died Q1 1866 - age 73) |
1836 - 1864 |
ROBERT ARCHER
Age 56 in 1871 |
1865 - 1880 |
WILLIAM HENRY GRAY
& butcher 1881
& butcher & farmer 1883
Died Q1 1887 - age 38 |
16.10.1880 |
| SOPHIA GRAY |
05.02.1887 |
| CHARLES HARPLEY |
02.04.1887 |
| WILLIAM HARPLEY |
1888 |
ALBERT JOHN STANNARD
Age 23 in 1891 |
1890 - 1896 |
GEORGE STANNARD
& farmer
Age 57 in 1901 |
1900 - 1905 |
| GEORGE BIRCHAM |
29.04.1905 |
JAMES HENRY GOSTLING
Age 51 in 1911 |
20.10.1906 |
| JOHN WALLER |
20.10.1917 |
| GEORGE PALMER |
22.10.1921 |
| WILLIAM WALKER |
03.02.1923 |
ELI ENOS THURGILL
(Died March 1968 - age 78) |
27.10.1928 |
| PERCY FRED DOY |
05.01.1935 to at least 1957 |
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| .... ALLMAN |
c1962 |
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c1950
08.12.1996
Robert Blyth, Blacksmith and Wheelwright, assigned his Estate and Effects to
Mr. Steward, Solicitor as recorded 10th April 1831.
Probably the Public House, with Blacksmith's and Wheelwright's Shop
to be Sold By Auction Monday 9th May 1831.
With a newly sunk well.
Location given as adjoining the road to Stratton. <Stratton
Strawless>
Robert Blyth in occupation.
When 52 villagers turned up, December 1970, to receive a handout from the
Christmas Club, the house was found to be in darkness and the more than
£1,500 club money had disappeared.
It was reported 23rd December that brewers Watney Mann had replaced the
money so that the villagers would not be disappointed over Christmas. The
Mariner's Arms was not expected to be open over the Christmas period.
The police were to investigate the disappearance of the money.
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