| Licensees : |
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HENRY
TAYLOR
(Mrs. Taylor wife of Henry, died January 1801, aged 78) |
1789 - 1801 |
| GEORGE TAYLOR |
to 04.1823 |
| - |
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| JAMES CHAMBERS |
1830 |
JOHN CHAMBERS
Died "lately" 2nd October 1841 - age 42 |
1832 - 1841 |
| JOHN CHAMBERS |
1845 - 1846 |
DANIEL DEATH
age 45 in 1851 |
1851 - 1868 |
JOHN GASKEN
/ GASKIN
& wheelwright
Died suddenly 12th July 1903 - age 69. |
29.04.1868 - 1903 |
| GEORGE GASKEN |
1904 to 1930 |
| ELIZABETH SUSAN GASKEN |
04.02.1930 |
| GEORGE MARTIN |
02.07.1947 |
| JAMES HENRY BLAKEY |
18.07.1956 |
| ISOBEL GERTRUDE BLAKEY |
06.12.1966 |
(Anybody able to identify the Vehicle?)
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c1900
Same house as identified as the
KINGS ARMS in Grimshoe Licence Register taken 7th
September 1789 ?
All the Household Furniture, Dairy and Brewing Utensils, Livestock and
Carts, &c., of George Taylor, were to be Sold by Auction, Monday, 14th
April 1832, under an Execution from the Sheriff of Norfolk.
The Petition of George Taylor was to be heard at the General Quarter
Sessions, Guild-hall, Norwich, Wednesday 16th July 1823, as arranged
by the Office of the Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors.
Valuation dated 25th July 1889 gives £900
Sales 1961 reported at First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and
S&P as 141 barrels of beer.
No change was recommended.
Sales 1970 given as 72 barrels of draught ale
and 53 barrels of bottled beer.
Seemingly trading as a beerhouse to closure, with no spirit sales ever
mentioned.
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