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MARKET PLACE SOUTH GREENHOE HUNDRED - CLOSED 1898
 SOUTH GREENHOE LICENCE REGISTERS taken September 1789 & 16th September 1794
SWAFFHAM BREWERY of John Morse
STEWARD & PATTESON Conveyed from Frederick Morse (Swaffham Brewery) 2nd November 1895
Licensees :
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WILLIAM POWLEY 1789 - 1809
Mrs MARY POWLEY widow April 1809
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WILLIAM FOSDIKE 1822
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ALICE VARLEY 1830
HENRY RIX 1836 - 1837
William Creed Hubbard ?
See opposite.		 1838
JOHN BRETT
age 32 in 1841		 1839 - 1841
JAMES PORTER 1845 - 1846
WILLIAM TIFFIN (29)
At Waggon & Horses, Tombland, Norwich by 1852		 1851
GEORGE DICKERSON
& chimney sweeper 1856 / 1868
age 73 in 1891		 1854  - 1892
....... NICHOLS 1897


Mary Powley, widow, announced 29th April 1809 that following the death of her husband, William, she would be carrying on business as usual. Orders for Bricks and Lime would be attended to and charged at the very lowest price.

In a notice dated 14th April 1838 it was recorded that W. C. Hubbard, innkeeper, had assigned his Estate and Effects to Trustees for the benefit of his Creditors.
On Wednesday 25th April 1838, the Household Furniture and other Effects of William Creed Hubbard were to be Sold by Auction at the Angel.

Property sold by S&P in 1898

It was reported in 1955 that George Dickerson ran the house for a total of 46 years, but the date of his starting, or leaving, not mentioned. His son, also George, ran the RED LION for many years.

Included a well - 160ft deep.
It is reputed that one customer accidentally found his way to the bottom and was successfully rescued to tell the tale.