| Licensees : |
| - |
- |
| EDWARD
COTTINGHAM |
1789 |
| WILLIAM
HARNWELL |
1794 |
| - |
|
PHILIP GOULD
blacksmith |
1823 - 09.1826 |
| GEORGE BUCKEL |
1835 - 1836 |
GEORGE ANNESS (35
in 1851)
& blacksmith |
1846 - 1851 |
JOHN PAWLEY
& blacksmith |
1854 - 1858 |
JANE PAWLEY
& brewer - Age 48 |
1861 - 1862 |
JOHN NOTT
& blacksmith |
1863 |
| ELIZABETH KNOTT |
to 10.1863 |
| HENRY KNOTT |
1864 - 1866 |
Wednesday 10th January 1866 - Fine of
£1
and 14s 6d costs for having a number of people drinking and smoking in
his house at illegal hours on Christmas Day.
Fine of a further £1 and and costs of 16s 6d for refusing to admit the
police on the same occasion. |
ABSALOM REEVE
& whitesmith
& blacksmith
Died 26th December 1886 - age 74 |
08.08.1866 - 1886 |
| THOMAS LITCHFIELD |
13.04.1887 |
JOHN WHISTLECROFT
(Whistlecraft 1889) |
1888 - 1889 |
ARTHUR TIPPLE
also as Tippell |
23.10.1889 - 1898 |
| HENRY WILLIAM BOYCE |
13.07.1898 |
| HENRY C. EASTON |
12.12.1900 |
| GEORGE DAWSON LEGGETT |
23.10.1901 |
| THOMAS ELMER |
12.10.1904 |
| ALFRED EDWARDS |
10.04.1907 - 1908 |
| FREDERICK WILLIAM STEGGLES |
14.10.1908 - 1912 |
| JAMES WITTS |
1915 - 1925 |
| DENNIS JARVIS |
1929 - 1937 |
| - |
|
| ENA & ARTHUR ROLFE |
1952 - 05.1971+ |
| - |
|
| DENNIS HARRISON |
01.1975 - 1978 |
| Mrs. ELIZABETH CARY-HUGHES |
1979 |
| DENNIS ROY HARRISON |
here 04.1983 |
| BOB & ELAINE MAYNARD |
by 12.1984 - 1985 |
| JAMES & MAARIT CHAPPELL |
12.1985 |
PHILLIP CHAPPELL
manager |
by 12.1988 |
| PHILLIP & TRACEY ..... |
by 12.1990 |
| MIKE & MARJORIE BUNYARD |
November 1991 - 1999 |
| - |
- |
| PAUL MEREDEW |
2011 - Jan 2016 |
JOHN HYDE &
DEBBIE PLEASANTS |
from Jan 2016 |
A serious accident was reported 19th May 1821 whereby Mr. Philip
Goold was thrown from a cart, cutting his head in a dreadful
manner. Following attention from two eminent surgeons he had been
expected to recover. (Occupation not given)
George, son of Philip & Ann Gould (Late Fulcher) was baptized 7th
September 1823. Philip Gould was described as a blacksmith at the Hart.
Philip Gould was buried 17th September 1826, publican of the White Hart,
aged 52.
The death of Philip Goold was reported 23rd September 1826 and he
was described as a famous cricket player in his youth and had often
been selected to umpire many grand matches in later days.
Mary Ann, daughter of George & Susan Buckel (Late Whitaker) was baptized
27th September 1835. Address as the White Hart.
(Thanks to Honor Jones)
|
June 2010
Recorded in September 1789 Diss Hundred Register.
A fine collection of Oil Paintings (taken from the originals) and a
three-coomb Brewing Plant were to be Sold by Auction Thursday, 9th
October 1862, along with all of the Household Furniture of Mrs. Pawley
since she was about to relinquish the property.
(The 31 Oil Paintings had all been painted by the late Mr. Pawley "whose
name as an amateur Artist was too well known in the two Counties, to
require further comment".)
The Furniture and Effects of Mrs. Elizabeth Knott were to be Sold by
Auction, Friday, 9th October 1863 since she was leaving the Inn.
The Household Furniture of the late Absalom Reeve was to be Sold by Auction
in 150 Lots, Wednesday, 30th March 1887.
Licensee charged during the year February 1907 to 1908 under the Sale to
Children Act - case dismissed.
<Actual event to be determined>
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