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SWAFFHAM ROAD
 STATION ROAD		 LAUNDITCH HUNDRED FULL LICENCE CLOSED 1912
MITFORD & LAUNDITCH LICENCE REGISTER 14.09.1795 & PS 12/5/1 & PS 12/5/2 (1901 - 1975)
DEREHAM BREWERY Included in the sale of Dereham Brewery in 1828.
SEPPINGS & Co Setch Brewery (Hogge & Seppings)
Licensees :
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JOHN DUNGAR 1795
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JOHN CURTISS 1828
THOMAS LANDER
Age 60 in 1841
(Died Q1 1853)		 1836 - 1846
JOHN HARRISON 1848
REBECCA HARRISON
age 68 in 1851		 *1851 - 1858
ROBERT SKINKFIELD
Age 30 in 1861		 1861 - 1863
ROBERT MELTON
Died Q1 1868 - age 48		 1864 - 1868
October 1867 - Fine of 1s and 6s costs for using a cart on the highway, without his name painted thereon.
Mrs PATIENCE MELTON
(Married John Beer Q3 1870)		 1868 - 1869
JOHN BEAR
(Died Q3 1906 - age 77)		 1871 - 1886
JAMES BARKER 1888 - 1892
Mrs ANN BARKER 1896
ROBERT WHEALES by 1900
GEORGE HERBERT BAKER 09.02.1912
WILLIAM LEMMON 29.03.1912




A sale by auction, of land and properties in Great Dunham, was held here Wednesday 19th December 1792.

Offered for sale by auction Monday 15th August 1803. Described as Newly-erected with stable and outhouses belonging, together with very good bowling green and part of an adjoining garden, well planted with fruit trees. Altogether about One Acre.
Possession from Michaelmas.

Described in 1828 as entirely new built.


Referred for compensation 01.03.1912
Licence renewal refused 1912

Closure by compensation unopposed at Licensing Authority meeting Friday 21st June 1912. (Robert Wheals given as licensee, although licence register states that the licence had passed to Baker and then Lemmon, earlier in the year.)

Licensee name confirmed as Herbert Wheals and Registered Owner as Seppings & Co. when licence refusal by reason of closure by Compensation, published 23rd August 1912.
It seems that Mr. Wheals was the last licensee serving the public in the house, hence his entitlement to some compensation, later licence holders were possibly brewery representatives.