| Licensees : |
| - |
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| THOMAS SNELLING |
to February 1782 |
BENJAMIN SWORD
(Location as Old Buckenham 1789) |
1789 - 1796 |
| - |
|
HENRY ELY
age 46 in 1841
died Q1 1851 |
1830 - 1850 |
GEORGE T FRENCH
age 55 in 1851
& farmer 60 acres
(died Q1 1886 - age 90) |
*1851 -
1856 |
JOHN COLEMAN
& farmer 36 acres
age 48 in 1871 |
1858 - 1872 |
JOHN PITCHERS
& dealer
(John Pitcher 1875 & 1879)
died Q1 1901 age 71 |
1875 - 1894 |
CHARLES
CHRISTOPHER SIMONDS
age 70 in 1901 |
05.11.1894 - 1906 |
| ROBERT G CHATTEN |
1908 - 1916 |
| ARTHUR
FREDERICK REILLY |
1922 - 1937 |
| Monday 6th January 1936 - Fine of 10s
for supplying beer at non-permitted hours on 14th December 1935. Raymond
Myhill was fined 5s for consuming the said beer. |
Edmund Allenby Hunt
Fine of £1 given on Monday 1st June 1942 for a cycle lighting offence.
Address given as the King's Head Inn, New Buckenham, but no mention of
being licensee. |
*1942 |
| GEORGE CANHAM RATLEY |
1943 - 1962 |
Monday 22nd February 1943 - Fine of £3
for supplying intoxicating liquor during non-permitted hours on 23rd
January.
Four customers were also fined, at £1 10s, for Turner, £1 each for
Chambers and Hanner, and 10s for the final defendant, Frost. |
| - |
|
| PEARL & GEORGE CHAMBERS |
1971 |
| Mr & Mrs PEGGY HILL |
1976 - April 1986 |
| DON CAREY |
by 24.04.1987 - mid 1990 |
| GUY & JENNY KEATING |
1993 |
| SUE & JIM ...... |
1995 |
| - |
|
| DANIEL & JENNY LEEDER |
03. 2018 to 07.01.2022 |
Publican George Ratley, farmer Gerald Penson and blacksmith Arthur
Reeve - 1962.
Thanks to Charles Oxley June 2014 for
above photograph.
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c1930
Original sign said to have featured King Stephen who
had connections with Old Buckenham Castle.
On Tuesday 19th and Wednesday 20th March 1782, All
the Household Furniture including Feather Beds, tables and Chairs, Pier
and Dressing Glasses, Pewter and other Kitchen Furniture, Linen, a small
quantity of Liquors and a fine Cart and Harness, with a variety of other
Articles, were to be sold for the benefit of the Creditors of Thomas
Snelling, late of the Inn.
In 1830 Vans from Norwich, by Elizabeth Newdick called every Tuesday night on route to
Bury St Edmunds. The return to Norwich was every Monday night.
Carrier Bowen called every Wednesday and Saturday at 7:00pm on route from Norwich to
Kenninghall. The return was on Tuesday and Friday at 11:00am.
1996
Featured a ceiling mounted "Twizzler" for gaming for drinks.
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