| 1794 |
EDWARD BANHAM |
Unfortunately
house name omitted from 1794 register. |
| 1836 |
THOMAS
MORLEY |
Died
Q1 1839 |
| JOHN
RUSSELL |
Farmer
in 1841 - age 65 |
|
1858 |
Offered for sale by auction Friday 9th July 1858 - The BEER-HOUSE,
Feltwell, occupied by William Ostler, the property of the late Arthur Morse (Swaffham Brewery).
Including Eight Acres of Arable Land. Situated near the
ELM TREE with
two Stables, Yard and Shed. Also a well planted Orchard. (The closest
known house to the ELM TREE
would be the BUTCHERS ARMS,
but licensees there not positively identified pre 1890). |
| 1858
- 1890 |
JONATHAN
PALMER |
In
1858, 1863, 1864, 1865, 1868, 1869, 1872, 1875, 1877 and 1883 he his
recorded as a Grocer and Draper. No mention of beer.
By 1888 he is still a Grocer and Draper, but also an Ale & Wine
Merchant.
In 1890 he is described as a Grocer, Draper and Beer & Wine
Retailer.
In 1891 and 1892 it seems to be Arthur John Palmer running the business
and again he is described as a Grocer, Draper and Ale & Wine
Merchant.
Address given as *Cock Street in 1861 and 1891
The business is apparently run from the premises later to be the Wine
LODGE, later
still, the WELLINGTON.
(* Cock Street became High Street) |
|
