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THOMAS
CAULK
(Lord Nelson) |
here 1805 - June1813 + |
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THOMAS MORTEN
(Thomas Morter 1846) |
1836 - 1846 |
JOHN GEDGE
age 49 in 1851
& farmer 72 acres 1871 |
1851 - 1871 |
| GEORGE GIBBS |
1872 - 1883 |
GEORGE DACK
Died 1st July 1894 |
to 1884 |
| ELIZABETH DACK |
28.08.1894 |
| EDWARD MOY |
03.11.1885 |
| GEORGE DACK |
1888 - 1896 |
| W. G. SMITH |
29.06.1900 |
| JOHN FUTTER HEWITT |
09.07.1900 |
| ALPHEUS ETHELDRED STARLING |
1904 - 1910 |
JOHN ANDREWS
Age 55 in 1911 |
1911 - 1925 |
| Tuesday 24th October 1916 - Fine of
£1 for Mr. Andrews for selling beer to soldiers at 11:30 on 30th
September, contrary to the Central Board Order. His daughter, Elizabeth
Edwards was fined 10s for actually serving the beer (Bottles of Pale Ale
at 3d each) |
| SIDNEY ERNEST THAIN |
by 1927 |
| JAMES BANHAM |
23.09.1935 |
| ROBERT JOHN KING |
07.12.1935 |
| JOHN WILLIAM BROWN |
19.09.1938 |
JEFFREY VARLEY
(also recorded as Geoffrey Varley) |
04.11.1957
to at least 1980 |
| REGINALD
PARSONS |
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| ANDY &
BARB ............... |
2009 |
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April 1998
Advertised 6th April 1805 To Be Sold.
With Out-buildings, ?? Acres of Land and Appurtenances thereto
belonging. In the occupation of Thomas Caulk.
Given as the LION in the 1891 census.
March 1938 - With Horsey Village about to cease to be an island, Mr. and
Mrs King said that they would not brave another winter at the house and
would leave at September. The
flood level was slowly decreasing and the first line of defences of the
breach had been completed. A double row of piles had been filled in and
covered with 10,000 cubic yards of soil. The road from the village to
the breach was only a few inches deep in water. Two weeks previously the
depth had been three feet in parts.
Map ref : TG 4522
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