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Thomas Farrow is given as an Innkeeper in April 1803 and named at the White Hart in 1808. He is mentioned again in February 1811, when he amongst some fifty or so gentleman recommending the use of Gangrene Oil, made by Clison Parkinson, a gelder of Spalding. (3s a bottle). The sale of an Estate, including a Farm-house and 105 acres of Land (In 7 Lots), the property of John Sharp, took place here, Saturday, 31st December 1808. Possibly an error for the RED HART, or an earlier name? |
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