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JAMES WISEMAN
& brewer
Age 40 in 1841
Moved to GREEN DRAGON |
1836 - 1847 |
JAMES BETTS
& carrier 1850
age 53 in 1851
& farmer 68 acres |
1850 - 1864 |
Mrs ANN BETTS
age 71 in 1871 |
1865 - 1872 |
ABEL BURTON
Went to KINGS ARMS
See opposite |
1873 - 1874 |
| ROBERT GUNTON |
1875 - 1879 |
| JOHN COTTRELL |
1881 - 1885 |
JOHN PERCY GUNTON
Age 32 in 1891 |
30.10.1885 - 1896 |
| DAVEY BURROWS |
by 1900 |
| GEORGE ELLIS |
03.01.1908 |
GEORGINA ELIZABETH ELLIS
Age 48 in 1911 |
16.04.1909 |
| WALTER GEORGE GOULD |
09.04.1926 |
| HORACE SOANES |
14.10.1927 |
| ALFRED WILLIAM THORPE |
09.02.1945 |
| JAMES EDWARD MANNING |
17.11.1950 |
ALFRED
BERNARD JAMES
(Brewery representative ?) |
05.04.1968 |
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c1960
Mr. James Wiseman advertised the sale of his `Capital Brewing Plant' to take
place on Thursday 7th October 1847, since he was moving to the Green Dragon.
(He had announced 24th July 1847 that he was taking over the Green Dragon)
In the County Court, Wednesday 12th August 1874, Abel Burton was charged
with owing brewers Eyre & Co. the total sum of £17 5s 11d.
£10 was for rent and of the remaining, £4 8s was Excise duty, paid by Eyres, which
had been returned by the Inland Revenue to Burton, since it had been based
upon incorrect rental figures.
Since the event, the lease of the property had changed to Messrs. Bullard &
Sons.
His Honour said that the rent was clearly due, the returned duty should be
paid back to Eyres, since Burton had no right to keep it and the remaining £2
17s could be claimed back from Messrs. Bullards.
Burton was ordered to repay the whole claim.
Licence renewal not applied for 07.02.1969
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