Licensees :
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CHARLES SMITH Age 40 in 1841	1836 - 1842
THOMAS HOARE	1845 - 1846
JOHN ..... Age 47 (Surname variously read as Sorley, Tooby, Tooley or Yaxley !)	1851
HAM FLOOD	1854 - 1856
JAMES JEWELL	1858
NICHOLAS WOODS	11.1859
NICHOLAS WOODs junior Age 26 in 1861	1861 - 1864
WILLIAM BUTCHER	1865
ROBERT BARRETT & butcher (Died Q4 1890 - age 68)	1868 - 1888
THOMAS WRIGHT & boot maker Died Q1 1894 - age 48	1890 - 1892
Mrs FRANCES WRIGHT	1894 - 1896
JOHN ALLISON MARSH Age 41 in 1901	1900 - 1904
FREDERICK MELTON	1908
WILLIAM LINGWOOD Died Q2 1915 - age 62	1912
FOUNTAIN YOUNG	1916 - 1918
GEORGE BUNN	1922
WILLIAM E JACKSON	1925 - 1929
STEPHEN HOLFORD (Died September 1965 - age 76)	1933 - 1937
ALFRED WILLIAM BEAR (Died June 1980 - age 76)	by 02.1950
PERCY ALBERT HILL	06.07.1953
EWART WILLIAM TWIGG	06.06.1955
JOHN ALFRED SCOTT (Died March 1984 - age 69)	03.12.1956
HORACE JOHN CRAMPHORN (Died September 1979 - age 80)	19.01.1959
GEOFFREY WILD	19.08.1963
GORDON HUGO ELLIS	07.12.1964
ROBERT CRISP	06.12.1965
(Bert & Mary)  H. L. E.  GODDARD	30.06.1970 - 1975 +
KEN & WENDY ROUT	12.1976 -  03.1977+
EDITH & PERCY BARR	by 10.1979
SYLVIA & LEN SMITH	by 12.1980
KELLY SMITH	02.1983 - 10.1983
JIM & MAY ROBINSON managers	to 02.1984
RAY & SHARON ALSFORD	03.1984
GEORGE SYKES	here 08.1993
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1998

Restaurant added and opened June 1972


A meeting concerning a Presentation to Parliament regarding the Geyton (sic) Inclosure was held at the BLACK HORSE on Wednesday 15th March 1808.

For Sale by Auction Wednesday, 27th July 1842.
Including a Substantial Dwelling House, divided into Three Tenements, and also a Butcher's Shop, and Shoe Shop, together Let at an annual rent of £14 12s 6d.


For sale by auction Tuesday 3rd June 1845.
A First Rate Road House in the occupation of Mr. Hoare.
Including large Club-room, Parlour, Bar, Store-rooms and Pantries, Kitchen, seven Sleeping-rooms, Wash-house and offices.

For Sale by Auction Friday 28th March 1856.
In the occupation of Ham Flood.
With large Garden, Bowling-green and Skittle Ground. Convenient Cellar, stables, Outhouses and buildings thereto belonging.

All the neat Household Furniture, excellent Featherbeds, Bedding and other Effects of Mr. Ham Flood were to be sold by Auction Thursday 9th October 1856 since he had taken the SHIP at Narborough.

Nicholas Woods advised 18th November 1859 that he had entered the Inn.