Licensees :
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ROBERT YAXLEY	1845
JOHN SHORTEN	1846
BUTCHER LEGGETT (38)	1851
JOHN WOODS & dealer age 40 in 1861 (Died Q1 1893 - age 77?)	1854 - 1861
HENRY FAILES FISHER & butcher age 38 in 1871 (Died Q2 1908 - age 75)	1864 - 1896
EDWARD REEVE (age 42 in 1901)	1900 - 1901
JAMES FRANCIS WILLOUGHBY & butcher (Died Q3 1909 - age 65)	1904
ALFRED HARROWING & butcher (Died march 1933 - age 68)	1908 - 1916
CHARLES COBB	09.1917 - 1919
ALFRED BATESON Died December 1928 - age 70	1922 - 1928
Mrs ELIZABETH BATESON (Died March 1945 - age 74)	1929 - 1933
WALTER READER Died 21st December 1936 - age 50	to 1936
Mrs EMILY READER (Died June 1969 - age 84)	1937
WILLIAM JOHN SETCHELL	by 04.1943
Wednesday 14th April 1943 - Remitted to the Norwich Assizes on two charges of receiving a tin of biscuits and some bread, the property of the War Department.
THOMAS WILLIAM GEORGE REEVE	20.10.1952
ERROL PAUL WALSH	13.10.1970

The Morgans Brewery estate was sold and shared between Bullards and Steward & Patteson. This image taken 23rd February 1962, shortly after Bullards had taken over, shows the old Morgans hanging sign briefly remaining, but a new Bullards enamel sign has been mounted by the entrance.


Morgans sales for 1960 :-
Barrels of beer 129
Spirits 24 (gallons)

 

Licence not renewed 2nd February 1971.

Re-opened May 1971 - as a Fish & Chip Shop.
(Mr. & Mrs. Tom Bone proprietors.)

	Information below thanks to Nick Cobb
	In early September 1917 the license of The New Inn at Grimston was transferred to Charles Cobb. Charles had previously been at the Bushel in Grimston. On 6th August 1919 an auction, run by Messer’s Miles & Son took place at the New Inn. The auction was for household effects and furniture. Charles Cobb was going to move to Crimplesham