| Licensees : |
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| WILLIAM RUST |
here
07.09.1789 - 1794 |
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JAMES ASHLEY
Died by suicide - Wednesday 16th(?) October 1833 - " Poisoned by his own
hand. For many years the landlord of the Crown. |
Undated |
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WILLIAM NEWMAN
& farm |
1836 - 1837 |
GEORGE WALKER
age 61 in 1851 |
by 02.1839 - 1864 |
ROBERT HALL WALKER
& farmer 36 acres 1871 - age 55
& framer 32 acres 1881 |
1865 - 1883 |
| EDWIN JAMES TUCKFIELD |
1888 - 1904 |
| Mrs ANN TUCKFIELD |
1908 |
| ARTHUR BRAY |
1912 - 1925 |
| DAVID PORTER |
1929 |
| GEORGE HENRY MOORE |
by 1933 |
ERNEST BRIAN HARDMAN
(also as Hardiman) |
02.12.1963 |
| DOUGLAS STUART GORDON |
15.10.1968 |
ERNEST ABEL
(Funeral reported 4th March 1994) |
02.09.1969 |
| KEN & JOAN HOWELL |
10.1972 |
"BUNNY" & JOAN HUNT
Benny & Joan 12.1976 |
by 12.1974 - 12.1980+ |
| MERVYN & MARION SOUTHWELL |
by 08.1981 |
| DAVE & JAN NASH |
03.1984 |
| STEPHEN & HELENE SULLIVAN |
11. 1985 - 25.06.1987 |
| ERNIE & JOSIE ROPER |
from 07.1987 |
| LES BROOKER |
by 12.1990 - 06.1991+ |
| CHRIS & CAROL SKINNER |
09.1995 |
| PAUL LUSHER |
by 09.1997 |
| JOHN WHITELAW |
02.1998 |
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May 1996
In August 1813, James Ashley was occupier of Five
Pieces of Meadow Land, next the road leading from Middleton to Setchey.
The Farming Stock, Implements and part Household Furniture of William
Newman was to be sold at Middleton, by Auction in October 1832 since he was declining
business and leaving his farm. It seems the sale was delayed to 31st
December 1823 when it included 18 Cart Horses plus, Cows and Swine. (Change from farmer to publican?)
Shown on Bryant's 1826 map.
Foe Sale by Auction, Tuesday, 4th August 1885.
With Stabling, Carriage-house and other Outbuildings and a Pightle of
excellent Pasture Land, altogether 3a. 3r. 11p.
Morgans sale for 1960 were :-
Barrels of beer 154
Spirits 98 (gallons)
Damage to walls and wood panelling
caused by fire, started by a fault in the burglar alarm system, May
1987.
Called MIDDLETON'S by 2015 |
