| Licensees : |
|
Ө |
JACOB GRAVENOR |
1806 |
| JOHN HOOKE |
1813 |
| JACOB GRAVELING |
1836 - 1846 |
| MARIA GRAVELING (48) |
*1851 |
JAMES PECK
& blacksmith |
1854 - 1856 |
| JOHN GUYMER |
1858 to 1880 |
HENRY WHITE
(Jno WHITE in 1883 Kelly's) |
16.11.1881 |
| JOHN LEDNER |
30.05.1885 |
| CHARLES WILLIAM MOORE |
26.06.1886 |
| HENRY PORTER |
16.10.1886 |
| FREDERICK GEORGE TURNER |
26.05.1888 |
| ALFRED CALLABY |
22.06.1889 |
EDWARD PECK
(Edward PICK in Kelly's 1890) |
16.11.1889 |
| ARTHUR JAMES WALLER |
13.10.1890 |
| JONATHAN BOAST |
02.05.1892 |
| Mrs HARRIET BOAST |
12.04.1897 |
JAMES BOAST
In Kelly's 1908 - 1922 |
21.10.1907 |
| JOHN E HOWELL |
07.01.1921 |
| ELIZABETH HOWELL |
1944 |
| JAMES NORMAN DeGREY |
26.10.1951 |
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Previously known as the RED
LION (LYON)
William Hardy Cozens was admitted tenant to the Horse Shoes on the 14th November 1844,
under the will of his father William Hardy.
Title passed to Clement William Hardy Cozens Hardy who in turn sold this house, and the majority
the Letheringsett Brewery estate to Morgans Brewery in 1895. (The sale was completed by a
conveyance dated 12.03.1896)
Appears as FOUR HORSE SHOES on
1st edition 6" Ordnance Survey map of 1891 |
