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BLACK BOY ROAD CLAVERING HUNDRED FULL LICENCE CLOSED 29.05.1963
    LODDON & CLAVERING REGISTERS taken September 1789 & 1794
MORSE & WOODS to 1936
MORGANS 1936 to 1961
BULLARDS Closed by Bullards 1963
Licensees :
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ROBERT HEROD / HARWOOD here by 1725 - 1740
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THOMAS ADAMS 1789- 1836
SARAH GRICE
age 61 in 1851		 1845 - 1864
ROBERT HARROD
& farmer 150 acres		 1865 - 1885
23rd January 1867 - Fine of £1 and 18s 6d costs for unlawfully suffering gaming in his house on 9th January.
22nd July 1874 - Fine of 10s and 7s 6d costs for tethering a horse on the highway.
WILLIAM ATTOE 1888 - 1905
Mrs ELIZABETH ATTOE 1908 - 1916
JAMES COLEMAN 1922 - 1925
Wednesday 14th May 1923 - Accused of permitting drunkenness in his house on 9th April. Case dismissed "owing to considerable doubt in the case".
WALTER ASKEW 1929
WILLIAM SAMUEL HAMMOND 1933
ARTHUR HENRY JAMES 1935 - 1937
CYRIL E SAYER 1940 to closure

Image thanks to Doe & Hope Antiques, Beds, MK44 3NL
Image thanks to Doe & Hope Antiques, Bedfordshire, MK44 3NL

On Saturday 17th August 1872, amongst Six Farms, sold in Sixteen Lots, Lot 14 was a Double Cottage and Land at Stockton, valued at an actual (or estimated rental) of £16 p.a., occupied by Robert Harrod. The land covered an area of 4a. 2r. 12p.
On Tuesday 17th October 1882, Carriages, Implements and other Effects of Mr. Robert Harrod were to be Sold by Auction at the Black Boys' Inn. Included were 4 Capital Cart horses, 2 Superior Cart Colts, 2 Foals, 6 Steers and Swine. All had been used on Hales Wood Farm, which Mr. Harrod had given up.

STOCKTON - BLACK BOY
c1950

Included in Loddon & Clavering Register taken 21st September 1789.

Appears on Bryant's map of 1826

Image thanks to Doe & Hope Antiques, Beds, MK44 3NL
The sign c1935. This hung on a bracket above the front entrance.
Another similar, but larger sign, was attached to a post which stood by the roadside in the Beccles direction.
Image thanks to Doe & Hope Antiques, Bedfordshire, MK44 3NL

 

Morgans sales for 1960 were 35 barrels of beer and 24 spirits.

Closure recommended at First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and S&P, 29.05.1962. Sales of 30 barrels given for previous year. Licensee said to be aged 60 to 62 years and to have been a tenant for 22 years.