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c1910 - The Chequers & Pinchens Brewery. A sale of Copyhold Land in South Creake, was held Monday 26th January 1784, at the house of Robert Oliver, known by the sign of the CHECKER. The Norfolk News of Saturday 26th September 1857 announced that the sale of all of Mrs Langley's Modern Household Furniture would be for sale on Wednesday October 7th 1857, since she was leaving the inn. All Debtors and Creditors of the late Robert Oliver were requested either to submit their account or settle their debt, forthwith. As per notification dated 25th June 1804.
~ Isaac Wasey advised 31st October 1857 that he had taken the Inn and would be providing Wine and Spirits of the best quality. ~ The General Courts Baron, for the Manor of Creak Beaufrees was to sit here, Monday 2nd December 1861. ~ To Let with Immediate Possession - November 1902. ~ Closure agreed at the First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and S&P 29th May 1962. Sales reported as 27 barrels. Last licence granted 5th April 1963 (but not taken up). |