| Licensees : |
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ROBERT
SLEGG
(previously at Lessingham
STAR )
Died 17th December 1796 - age 58. `After a painful illness'. |
1778 - 1796 |
| JOHN CLEAR |
1807 - 1808 |
WILLIAM READ
Died Wednesday 17th April 1816 - age 50 |
by 1813 to 1816 |
| ELIZABETH READ |
May 1816 |
JOHN CLARE
Died Monday 22nd May 1818 - age 63 |
to 1818 |
| ELIZABETH CLARE |
1818 - 1819 |
| DAY ARNOLD |
1826 |
| JOHN F. BAILEY |
1836 |
| ROBERT WHALL |
1845 - 1846 |
ROBERT WATTS
age 63 in 1851 |
1850 - 1863 |
| WILLIAM CUBITT COOK |
1865 |
GEORGE LOWNE
& omnibus proprietor |
1868 |
| HENRY MORSE |
1869 |
| JAMES COLLINS |
*1871 -
1877 |
ROBERT POWLEY
(Robert Pawley 1883) |
1879 - 1883 |
| OBADIAH BURTON |
1888 |
JAMES POINTER
gardener |
1890 - 1891 |
| WILLIAM WARD |
1892 |
| HENRY ANNISON |
25.02.1896 |
HARRY HALL
( Henry Hall reported 1916) |
1900 - 1916 |
Tuesday 29th August 1916 - Accused
of serving members of His Majesty's Forces between 1 pm and 9pm on 16th
August. Mr. Hall claimed the man was an old friend and not drinking.
Case adjourned to next Court. |
| BERTIE FREDERICK DYBALL |
1922 |
| ROBERT HENRY ASHLING |
1925 |
| GEORGE SPRINGHALL |
by 1928 |
| JOHN HOUCHEN GUNTON |
05.01.1942 |
| THOMAS EDWIN MOORE |
02.03.1942 |
| LEWIS GEORGE FARMAN |
21.04.1947 |
| CLIFFORD JAMES PAYNE |
28.12.1959 |
DUDLEY A. GRIMBLE
(Brewery representative) |
30.04.1962 |
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Lot No. 11 in sale of Coltishall Brewery estate 21st May 1796.
`With outhouses, stable and a well planted garden, also about 2 acres of land, by
estimation, and Right of Commonage on very extensive common. Copyhold to the Manor of
Sutton Insoken, Fine Certain 6 shillings, Quit Rent 5d.'
Advertised September 1807 to be Let or Sold, at
Michaelmas.
Mr. John Clear, tenant from year to year.
House identified as the WHEEL.
All the Household Furniture and Effects of John
Clear were to be sold here, Thursday, 6th and Friday 7th October
1808.
For Sale by Auction Tuesday 11th June 1816. Then in the occupation of
Mrs. Elizabeth Read, widow.
For Sale by Auction Friday 3rd December 1819.
Consisting of a good dwelling house, new fronted and re-built in about
1815. With every convenience for travellers, having three good rooms,
with bar, kitchen, wash house and Dairy. Cellar under and five good
lodging rooms above.
Includes right of staithe nearby for landing and shipping goods by river
to Yarmouth.
Shown on Bryant's 1826 map as the WHEEL INN.
Also found (1776) as the
WHEEL OF FORTUNE
Mr. George Lowne appears on the 1868 to 1869 Register of
Electors as a £12 Rated Occupier.
Closure agreed at First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and S&P 29th May 1962. Sales reported as 73 barrels.
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