| Licensees : |
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WILLIAM
WHITTOME
Age 65 in 1841
Died 1847
(& Judith nee WARD - Died 1844) |
by 1796 - 1847 |
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GEORGE DORDERY
Age 32 in 1851 |
*1851 - *1856 |
SAMUEL SHINGLES
& shopkeeper |
1857 - 1890 |
| Monday, 8th July 1867 - Accused of
allowing his horse to stray on the highway. Case dismissed since the
road was not considered a highway. |
| Monday 12th October 1874 - Fine of
5s and 11s costs for being drunk in the True Blue. |
| Monday, 20th September 1875 - Fine
of 5s and 11s costs for drunkenness. |
| Monday, 7th May 1877 - Fine of 5s
and 11s costs for being drunk on licensed premises on 28th April. |
| WILLIAM WALKER |
*1891 - *1892 |
| JAMES ALFRED ROWELL |
1896 - 1900 |
| HERBERT HARBOARD CANNELL |
1903 |
JOHN MILLER
Age 42 in 1911 |
by 1904 |
| HARRY MILLER |
29.09.1930 |
| GEORGE THOMAS ARMSBY |
03.01.1938 |
| HARRY HOWLETT |
15.12.1941 |
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Thanks
to Pat Portsmouth for the update 09.09.2005
|
c1938 - image thanks to Alan Wilde
Address as Long Drove in 1851 census.
Lot number 4 in the sale of Freehold Properties to be held at the
BELL,
Hilgay on Friday 24th July 1857.
The seven lots were the remaining properties of Robert Martin Layton Esq., who
had disposed of his Brewery.
Described as a Beerhouse, noted for trade, adjoining the road leading to the
Hilgay Station; with two convenient Cottages, a Stable and small Yard.
The True Blue being in occupation of Samuel Shingles.
(George Shingles in one of the cottages and John Daisley in the other.)
Offered To Let September1900 with possession from Michaelmas - Apply Mills,
brewer, Downham Market.
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