| Licensees : |
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MARTIN AYRES |
1740 |
| THOMAS WESTBY |
1754 |
| THOMAS DEAN |
1754 - 1771 |
| JOHN SHEPPARD |
1771 - 1780 |
| ELIZABETH
SHEPHERD / SHEPPARD / SHEPPERD |
1780 - 1794 |
| WILLIAM COE |
12.1793 |
CHARLES
BANYARD
(Previously at the
THREE
TUNS, Lynn.) |
25th March
1794 - 1801 |
BENJAMIN
ELLIS
|
by 1803 to August
1804 |
SAMUEL LOVE
See below |
from Sept
1804.
Here 1822 |
| WILLIAM CULYER |
1830 - 03.1834 |
| BENJAMIN CROFTS |
1834 - 1837 |
WILLIAM
PARKE
(Peake according to Robson - in error 1839) |
October 1837 - 1841 |
| JOHN BULLEN |
1843 |
WILLIAM PARKE
age 39 in 1851 |
1844 - 1862 |
HENRY GARNER
Went to Aylsham
BLACK BOYS |
10.1862 - 1864 |
| ROBERT ELLIS |
1865 - 1868 |
| Mrs SARAH ELLIS |
1869 - 1872 |
| WILLIAM
FREDERICK BUTTON |
1875 - 1877 |
| FREDERICK WILLIAM BUTTON |
1878 - 1880 |
| GEORGE EARL |
24.07.1880 |
| ROBERT WILLIAM DAPLYN |
20.10.1883 |
| CHARLES JOSEPH CAMPLING |
13.12.1897 |
| THOMAS EDWARD POWELL |
16.10.1899 |
| GEORGE BAMBRIDGE RUSH |
13.10.1902 |
| CHARLES CUBITT COOKE |
10.02.1919 |
| Fine £5 for
selling out of hours 30.09.1921 |
| THOMAS STEPHEN MILLGATE |
12.03.1926 |
| Fine £5 for
selling out of hours 11.02.1927 |
| KENNETH ERNEST VICTOR
RICHARDSON |
19.09.1930 |
| GEORGE LAVENDER |
16.06.1933 |
| FRANCIS JAMES CLARKE |
09.03.1945 |
| HARRY STUART MANION |
25.07.1952 |
HARRY STUART MANION
(Same person as 1952?) |
?.10.1957 |
RICHARD
JULNES BOWETT
(Protection Order 11.07.1969) |
25.07.1969 |
| ANTHONY J
PARSONS |
16.10.1970 |
| ROD & MARION SAUNDERS |
09.1972 |
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Mary Love, widow of the late Samuel Love, died September 1829, aged
56.
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February 2002
Dates from 17thC.
Elizabeth Sheppard advised 10th November 1793 that she had let the inn
to William Coe and thanked her Friends and Customers for all their
favours.
In the same announcement, William Coe, due to take over at Christmas
1793, said he would spare no pains to pay strict attention to his
situation and would desire to render himself deserving of the
countenance and support of the Nobility, Gentlemen and others.
On 8th February 1794, Charles Banyard advised that he had taken the
Inn....
Supplied by the Letheringsett Brewery by 1781 to 1804.
Offered For Sale by Private Contract September 1801.
The Three Feathers with roomy Stabling, Chaise-houses, Barn, requisite
Outbuildings, neat Garden and large Bowling Green.
In occupation of Mr. Charles Banyard, under a lease, of which six and a
half years would be unexpired at Old Michaelmas.
About thirteen Acres of exceeding good Arable Land, belonging to same,
to be had at Old Michaelmas if required.
For Sale by Auction Wednesday, 15th August 1804 under a Commission of
Bankruptcy against Benjamin Ellis. Six parcels of Land were included in
the sale, a total of some 11 Acres.
The Furniture and Effects of Mr. Ellis were to be sold the following
day.
William Parke announced 16th December 1837 that his Opening Dinner had
been Postponed to Wednesday 20th December since a Sale of Importance was
being held in the Neighbourhood on the originally planned date.
William Culyer had his Farewell Dinner on Wednesday 19th March 1834,
announcing his plan to leave Lady Day (25th Match). Tickets were 10s
each.
For Sale or To Let, September 1861, with Immediate Possession.
Henry Garner, late of the
THREE
TUNS, Lynn, advised 14th October 1862 that he had taken
possession of the Hotel.
His Opening Dinner was to be held Wednesday 12th November 1862. Tickets
5s each, which could be obtained at the Bar of the Hotel.
Some 70 gentlemen attended the Opening Dinner where the Dinner and Wines
were excellent in every respect. The dinner was spent in a most
convivial manner.
Generally given as the THREE FEATHERS
to 1910.
Licence issued in name of Feathers 7th February 1910
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The Norfolk Chronicle of May 31 1783 reported....
Briston,
Norfolk, May 28, 1783.
To the Creditors of Solomon Colls.
The Creditors of Mr Solomon Colls, late of Letheringsett, after at
Langham, and now Briston, in the county of Norfolk, Miller, are
requested to meet at the House of Elizabeth Shepherd, usually called the
Feathers Inn, in Holt, in the said County, on Thursday the 12th Day of
June next, about Two o'clock in the Afternoon of the said Day, upon
special Affairs, and to bring their Securities with them. -- And such of
the said Creditors as have not heretofore delivered in their Accounts,
are desired, previous to the above intended Meeting, to send them to
Thomas Mendham.
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For Sale by Private Contract September 1801.
In the occupation of Mr. Charles Banyard, under a lease of which six and
a half years would be unexpired by 10th October 1801. About 13 acres of
good Arable Land, belonging to the Inn would be available from 10th
October (Old Michaelmas).
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Samuel Love advised his customers and friends, 22nd September 1804 that
he was moving from the KINGS HEAD
to the FEATHERS INN.
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In 1830 the coach the NORFOLK REGULATOR left for London every Monday,
Wednesday & Friday at 5:45am.
The journey was scheduled to take 14 hours.
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William Parke announced 18th October 1837 that he had taken the
Inn and Commercial Gentlemen could rely upon their comforts being
personally attended to. Wines and Spirits of the best quality.
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For Sale by Auction Wednesday 25th May 1859.
Containing entrance-hall, bar, counting-room, porter and
commercial-rooms, two other sitting-rooms, a large dining-room, thirteen
sleeping-rooms, six attics, water closet, kitchen, wash-house,
store-room, coal and knife-houses, ale and wine cellars.
Adjoining, a large yard containing stables with 16 stalls and one box,
several open boxes, coach-houses, harness-rooms, tap, granary,
hay-house, ale stores and other outbuildings.
At the rear, a Bowling Green and large profile Gardens, containing
altogether, with the site of the Premises, 1A.1R.28P. all Freehold.
Considerable sums having been spent on the interior of the house over
recent years.
Possession at Michaelmas 1859.
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For Sale by Auction Saturday 21st June 1862 by instruction of the
Trustee of the late Benjamin Crofts, deceased. With large Stables and
Bowling Green, in occupation of Mr. William Parke.
A Freehold Property with occupation from Michaelmas 1862. |
