| Licensees : |
| - |
|
| HENRY
BROWNE |
1794 |
| - |
|
ELIZABETH BLYTHE
(Mary Blythe - age 20 in 1841) |
1830 - 1845 |
| GEORGE
HURRELL |
1846 |
DENNIS HURRELL
age 55 in 1851
& brewers labourer |
1850 - 1875 |
GEORGE MUNFORD
(Note : house let to John Frankland when sold 1878) |
by 1877 |
CHARLES DUNN
& plumber & glazier |
18.10.1880 |
| WILLIAM CLITHEROE |
18.12.1882 |
| ALFRED MUNFORD |
17.12.1883 |
HENRY MUNFORD
(also as Mundford) |
03.11.1890 |
| GEORGE EARLE |
20.12.1897 |
| WALTER
ENGLAND |
04.04.1898 |
| ERNEST LEWIS
VALLECARD |
04.04.1899 |
WILLIAM CROCKFORD
Died 31st December 1906
(Wife Emily died 22nd August 1906 - age 56) |
17.12.1900 |
| See opposite |
GEORGE GOWARD
Age 40 in 1911 |
18.03.1907 |
£1
fine 24.09.1917 for selling whisky out of hours.
(as was the licensee at the Sun) |
| AMOS FREDERICK HESMAN |
12.10.1930 |
| BURTON A
ALDERTON |
19.09.1949 |
| HUBERT G
QUANTRILL |
08.09.1952 |
| WILLIAM J
FROST |
12.12.1955 |
| HORACE
GEORGE BONE |
01.12.1958 |
| TREVOR HENRY
DEACON |
20.07.1959 |
| ATHOL DALSTON DAVIS |
17.10.1960
to closure 1962 |
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Lot No. 1 in the sale by auction of the Bircham & Sons Reepham Brewery Saturday 8th
June 1878. Then let to John Frankland (of Reepham Brewery ?) at an annual rent of £22. Containing :- Large Club
Room, Tap Room, Bar, Bar Parlour, Kitchen & Cellar. 6 Bedrooms, Yard with gates to
road, Stable for 6 horses with Loft above & Carriage Loft adjoining. Also included in
the same lot an Ironmongers Shop adjoining - Freehold.
Purchased by Bullard.
On Monday 4th February 1907 the licence was not
renewed owing to the recent death of the licensee. Messrs Bullards
advised that a new tenant was in sight and promised to be ready for he
adjourned Licensing Sessions on 25th February.
Monday 18th March 1907 - Bullards applied for the licence to be
transferred from the late Mr. William Crockford to George Goward. The
bench had hoped that the brewery would surrender the licence and
eventually the transfer was granted.
Closure agreed at the First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and S&P 26th May 1962.
Sales reported as 36 barrels of beer.
The tenant was said to be aged 67 and to have been a tenant for only 2 years.
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