| Licensees : |
| - |
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| ROBERT
PIGGE |
1794 |
| - |
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| - |
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| JOSEPH JESSOP |
1836 |
WILLIAM JESSOP
age 46 in 1851 |
1839 - 1856 |
| DAVID CALTON |
1858 |
| WILLIAM NEWSON |
1861 - 1872 |
| JOHN FULLER junior |
1875 - 1891 |
| FREDERICK CLARKE |
by 1892 |
| ELLEN CLARKE |
04.01.1907 |
| WILLIAM JOHN JESSUP |
12.10.1928 |
| EDMUND JOHN DAWSON |
22.11.1935 |
| CHARLES HERBERT PERFECT |
16.05.1952 |
| KENNETH
VICTOR STONE |
05.07.1957 |
| JACK
FREDERICK BEDDER |
02.01.1959 |
CLIFF KERRY
(Clifford Henry Kerry)
Went to Hingham Eight Ringers. |
05.06.1963
to closure |
ANDREW JOHN
HARDY
(Brewery representative) |
03.07.1970 |
The BLACK HORSE
DARTS TEAM c1966/7
1 = Mrs Kerry
2= Cliff Kerry (Licensee)
3 = Brian Parker
4 = ?
5 = Cliffy Nichols
6 = Michael (Mick) Thacker
7 = Frank Arthurton
8 = Robert Staveley
9 = John Staveley
10 = Tony Frior
11 = Charlie Perfect (ex licensee ?)
Thanks to John Staveley for the photograph Nov. 2013.
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The sign c1920
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One of four public houses sold by auction Thursday 12th September 1833 along
with a dwelling and brewery in Hingham, plus ten other lots including land
and cottages.
Lot 6 with cottage, stable and out-houses and Two Acres of Land thereto
belonging.
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For sale by auction 7th July 1858 then in occupation of David Calton. Sale at The Crown, Swaffham.
A report prepared June 1969 by Steward & Patteson report, for Watney Mann, recommended
immediate closure.
``The house has earth closets and no bathrooms. The house was due to close in 1968 but
given a reprieve at the request of the locals.''
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