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Licensees : |
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ROBERT BROWNE
& shoemaker |
1851 - *1858 |
SUSAN BROWNE
& farm 2 acres
Age 60 |
1861 |
ALBERT STEPHEN PORRETT
Age 37 in 1871 |
1863 - 1872 |
| Tuesday 29th September 1863 - Fine of 5s
and 12s costs for knowingly suffering persons of bad character to
assemble in his house o0n Sunday 13th September. Further charged of
having house open for the sale of beer between the hours of three and
five p.m. on the 13th September - Cautioned and discharged. |
WILLIAM MOORE
farm labourer |
*1875 - 1881 |
Mrs MARIA MOORE
Age 60 in 1891 |
*1883 - 1891 |
| JOHN TIMBERS |
1894 - 1902 |
| Charged 22nd July 1902 of having his
house open after closing hours on 26th June 1902. Claiming that the
house was closed from two till nine and he was helping with the
Coronation festivities, Mr. Timbers was fined 1s and 4s costs. |
| ROBERT WALTER BECK |
*1904 -
1925 |
| Tuesday 11th October 1904 - Charged of
allowing drunkenness on the premises on 7th September. Warned by the
Chairman to be more careful, Beck was fined 10s, including costs. |
| BENJAMIN WALTER HIGH |
*1929 - 1940 |
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| ........... COOK |
c1962 |
| ............ HENSON |
c1965 |
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Benjamin W. High had married Rosetta Keeley in 1895.
On 9th December 1933. Benjamin High was best man to Mr. E. Keeley of
Enfield who married Miss. Stone, previously a district nurse of
Honingham and district. The reception was at the Maltsters.
