| Licensees : |
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JAMES NUNN
age 60 in 1871
& brewer
(John Nunn 1863 & 1864) |
pre 1841 - 1871+ |
JAMES NUNN
Age 40 on 1891 |
by 1891 -
1896 |
| GEORGE
LEGGETT |
*1900 - *1904 |
GEORGE HENRY LUSHER
died Tuesday, 1st April 1941 - as a result of an accident on the
previous Sunday. |
by 1906 |
KATE LUSHER
(Died 20th November 1945 - age 72) |
07.07.1941 |
| HENRY V WATTAM (?) |
30.04.1945
to at least 1949 |
| JAMES GEORGE FODDER |
by May 1952 to closure |
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Lot No. 1 in the sale of properties at Stoke Ferry, Friday, 20th August
1841. (Other lots being Cottages and Land).
This property being described as Recently Erected, Freehold Brick and
Tiled Messuage or Tenement, with Stables, Gig-house, large Club-room,
walled in Yard and Garden. Pleasantly situated on the Turnpike Road,
near the Town, known by the sign of "The Cock" in which considerable
beer trade has been carried on for several years past, now in
occupation of James Nunn.
A
James Nunn is listed for nearly 50 years.
With occupation of publican or innkeeper, as well as brewer and carpenter.
The funeral of George Lusher took place on Saturday 5th April 1941 and
it was heard that he had been licensee for 35 years and before that had
been employed at Whittington Maltings for 34 years.The house was
licensed into the 1950's.
Offered for sale by Auction Monday, 8th September 1958 as "The Former
Cock public House."
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