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Licensees : |
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| MARCH
HARGRAVE |
1789 |
| THOMAS
OLDMAN |
1794 |
| JOHN JAMES |
1804 |
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HENRY HARPLEY
& bricklayer |
1827 - 1845 |
JOHN JARVIS
age 50 in 1851 |
*1846 - 1865 |
| 18th August 1856 - Charged along
with Henry Gates, publican, William Moore, farmer, and William
Warner, herdsman, for cruelly ill-treating sheep. Each fined 5s and 15s
6d costs, or 21 days' imprisonment, except Moore who was to pay 1s and
15s 6d costs, or 14 days' imprisonment. |
| STEPHEN LINDER / LINDEN |
1868 - 1869 |
Mrs ELIZABETH LEGGETT
age 53 in 1871 |
1871 - 1883 |
| WILLIAM CHARLES SMITH |
1883 |
| GEORGE SAVAGE |
1887 - 1888 |
JOHN GEORGE MARSHALL
gardener - 1891 age 29 |
1890 - 1896 |
GEORGE WILLIAMSON
Later at Castle Acre, Foresters. |
1900 |
| THOMAS
HODGSON (55) |
1901 |
| JOHN POOLEY |
1904 - 1908 |
| FREDERICK
HOWARD |
Here May
1910 |
| WILLIAM HENRY TURNER |
1912 |
| ALBERT ROBERT TWAITE |
1916 - 1922 |
| GEORGE HENRY GARNER |
1925 |
ALEXANDER WATSON
see below |
by 1928 - 1950 |
| EDWARD JAMES SWALLOW |
06.02.1950 |
| CONRAD GORE |
19.10.1953 to closure |
NOTE :- Although Mr. Alexander Watson is given in trade directories
from at least 1928, newspaper reports in January and September 1939
give Mr. W. Alexander as the occupant of the Plough.
<Mistaken reporting or was he a manager?>.
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Advertised for sale by auction 2nd June 1804, with immediate possession.
John Hall and Hubbard Woodfield being occupants of adjoining cottages which
were also in sale.
For Sale by Auction Tuesday 18th September 1827.
Occupant said to be Henry Harper.
William Charles Smith, already living at the Plough, applied for a licence
to sell Intoxicating Liquor at the Annual Licensing Meeting, 3rd September
1883.
20 barrels sold in the year immediately before closure.
On 11th January 1957, Donald Mackenzie of the
ROSE & CROWN,
Marham applied to the Justices for removal of the licence of the Plough
to the Rose & Crown in order that he would be allowed to sell by retail
any intoxicating liquor by retail either on or off the premises.
Licence transferred to the ROSE & CROWN,
Marham.
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