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Licensees :
WILLIAM KNIGHTS 1892 to 1908
ELIZABETH KNIGHTS 26.05.1908
HARRY SMITH
Died in hospital Saturday 26th February 1916 - Age 32 - See below		 13.10.1908
ETHEL MARY HULME SMITH 04.04.1916
ETHEL MARY HULME BARNWELL (remarried) 01.03.1921
CHARLES EDWARD GUEST
Died 20th September 1951 - age 48		 04.12.1945
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FRANK EATON by 09.1957 -  1970+
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DAVID HAYLETT here 11.1988
MARK & KATHY De-WILTON HOLMES 09.1990


  In the afternoon of Tuesday 25th January 1916, publican Harry Smith was riding his motor-cycle from the direction of Martham. Whilst negotiating a bend in the road he was in collision with a military transport coming from the opposite direction. He suffered a broken leg and arm, and was taken to Yarmouth Hospital. Subsequently his heart began to fail and he died on Saturday 26th February 1916.
A verdict of "Accidental death" was recorded at the inquest, held Monday 28th February.		  

c1930

Although recorded as being in Potter Heigham, the house is actually on the Repps side of the river (parish boundary).

 

William Knights is given at the Watermans Arms, Repps with Bastwick to 1891.