Licensees :
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HENRY STIRMAN	1779
ROBERT JESSOP	1794
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RICHARD TINKLER	1830
SAMUEL BAILEY	1836
DANIEL GEDGE	1839
EDWARD SANDELL	1845 - 1850
WILLIAM MILLER age 30 in 1851 & cattle dealer (William Willer 1850)	1850 - 1851
GEORGE FOREMAN	1856 - 1859
Fine and costs of £1 11s August 1859. See opposite
JAMES ELLIS Age 50 in 1871	1863 - 1888
Mrs ELIZABETH ELLIS Age 66 in 1891	1890 - 1900
GEORGE BLAKE	1904
JOHN HOOPER	1908
CHARLES MORTON	1912 - 1925
SYDNEY ERNEST PAYNE DUCE	by 02.1928
BENJAMIN CHARLES GARDINER	01.09.1939
HENRY JOHN CLARKE	31.03.1947
ALBERT WILLIAM ANKELEN	03.12.1956
BERNARD DRAKE	04.11.1957
PETER ALAN MONK	29.12.1958
WILLIAM FRANCIS HUGHES	31.10.1960
JOHN KEDGE	09.07.1962

For Sale by Auction 25th March 1779.
Situated on Eastgate Common and consisting of a Kitchen, Parlour, Pantry, Cellar, four Chambers, Back House, Dairy, Brew-house, two Stables, Hay-house an dother convenient Out-houses, all in good repair. A large Pleasure Garden, well planted with Fruit Trees and a Piece of Land adjoining, the whole about 2 Acres.
In occupation of Henry Stirman on a Lease, to expire at Michaelmas 1782, at the Yearly Rent of £14.

Shown on Bryant's 1826 map.

Situated about 3 houses away from the WHEELWRIGHTS ARMS.

Lot No.9 in sale of estate of Mr W. Colk 28th June 1853, including 1A. 3R. 38P. of productive Land. Then valued at £600.

George Foreman was found guilty of having his house open at illegal hours on the night of 21st August 1859.
George Forman passed his final examination of insolvency Tuesday 21st March 1861. There was no opponent.