Licensees :
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ROBERT TUDDENHAM	1785
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JOHN TUDDENHAM	1822
HARRISON TURNER	1830 - 1839
EDWARD HUNT age 49 in 1851 (William Hunt 1850 = son age 25 in 1851)	1845 - 1869
CHARLES SURRAGE Age 46 in 1871	1871 - 1872
CHARLES HAMMOND	1875 - 1883
WILLIAM THOMAS FOX Age 41 in 1891	1890 - 1891
GEORGE ROBBINS / ROBINS	1896 - 1900
PATRICK McEVOY	to 10.1902
JOHN ETHERIDGE	13.10.1902 -1904+
WILLIAM KENDALL	1908
JOHN HENRY MISON	by 1911
WALTER ROBERT KNIGHTS	14.04.1921
PERRY ROLFE (also as Rolfe Perry)	14.04.1925 to closure

Lot III in sale of properties held 23rd July 1785.
Described as "All that well-accustomed Inn.... consisting of a Kitchen, two Parlours, several Bed-chambers, a Brewhouse and two Cellars; and a large Yard adjoining the said Inn, two Stables and several Outhouses, in occupation of Mr. Robert Tuddenham and the said Shelford Bidwell. Also the Weighing Machine standing upon the said Premises."

Rent in May 1837 was £20 per annum.


Valuation given 25th July 1889 as £900.

On Monday 28th February 1898, Mr. George Robins was granted permission to open his house for trade between the hours of 5 to 5:30 a.m. in order to provide coffee and other necessary refreshment to 51 workers who then proceeded to Elvedon. The Bench made the condition that only the Elvedon workmen were served and that the house was to close again until 6:00 a.m.

Referred for Compensation 24th December 1927.

Demolished c1928