| Licensees : |
AMBROSE WINTER
blacksmith |
1640 - 1671 |
AMBROSE WINTER
blacksmith |
1671 - 1726 |
ROBERT WINTER
blacksmith & publican |
1726 - 1780 |
| JOHN PALMER |
1780 - 1805 |
| WILLIAM SYER |
1799 - 1802 |
THOMAS WINTER
& blacksmith |
1805 - 1847 |
RICHARD WINTER
age 45 in 1851
& blacksmith |
1847 - 1860 |
| 2nd May 1860 - Fine of £1 and 15s
costs for keeping a disorderly house on 26th April. |
| JOHN ALCOCK |
1861 - 1865 |
| ROBERT KING |
1865 - 1883 |
| THOMAS CLAMP |
1883 - 1891 |
| ROBERT KILLENGREY |
04.11.1892 - 1951 |
| WILLIAM JACK PALMER |
15.10.1951
to closure 1977 |
|
Closed 1977 - 1978 |
| GERALD &
SHELIA TOWNSEND |
1978 - 1984 |
| MIKE ELDON |
1984 - 1987 |
| JUNE FULLER |
1987 - 1988 |
MARGARET
WATSON &
BERYL WHYBROW |
1988 - 1992 |
| JOHN &
JILLIAN HODGKINSON |
1992 - 1995 |
| BARRY WHITE |
1995 - |
| - |
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First mentioned as a Public house in Robert Winter's will / inventory dated
1780.
S&P business report, prepared June 1969 for Watney Mann recommended immediate closure.
`Trade is poor - No bathroom and still has earth closets.'The Killengrey family were
reported to have been at the house for 85 years when it was closed 1977 and they were
obliged to leave.
The house was subsequently refurbished and reopened as a freehouse |
