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LODDON HUNDRED FULL LICENCE -
LODDON & CLAVERING REGISTERS taken September 1789 & 1794
STEWARD & PATTESON Described as leasehold to Steward, Patteson Finch & Co in documents dated 1837 to 1851
WATNEY MANN     
PUBMASTER    
PHOENIX INNS (Offered for sale June 1996)
PETER FORD & IAN COWLING  by 2007
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Licensees :
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JAMES SKINNER 1789
ROBERT LIBBIS 1794
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JOHN HARBER
age 57 in 1851
(John Harver 1836 & 1845)
See below
1835 - 1856
26th January 1853 - Fine of £2 and 17s 6d costs for keeping a disorderly house on 25th December.
WILLIAM WRIGHT
& farmer 33 acres 1861
1858 - 1865
ISAAC GEORGE
& farmer 36 acres
(Harry George 1891)
1868 - 1892
GEORGE CRACKNELL 23.10.1895 - 1900
HERBERT JOHN BULLETT 1904 - 1925
ROBERT JOHN TODD 1925 - c1959
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OLIVE & BILLY EASTICK here 1972
Mr & Mrs R GOODYEAR undated
ROY & LYNN ( Goodyear?) here 06.1988
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BOB & MARY SHAW by 1996
MARILYN SHAW by 11.2003
SALLY & CLIVE MANN by 09.2007
HAILEY STARLING &
POLO BEHBEHANI
from 12.2013


  John Harber, formerly of the Bowling Green Inn, St. Peter Mancroft, and late of Thurton, Innkeeper and Farmer, was to appear at the Court for Relief of Insolvent debtors 18th November 1835.  
     

Nellie Harriet George, and Florence George - daughters of Harry George and grand daughters of Isaac George - the former licencees.
1965 - Nellie Harriet George, and Florence George - daughters of Harry George and grand daughters of Isaac George - the former licensees.


1965 - The landlady?

Above two images thanks to George Stewart.

The George & Dragon - Thurton : c1908
c1908

Originally a farmhouse -  reputed to be over 400 years old

Included in Loddon & Clavering Register taken 21st September 1789 as the GEORGE.

Shown on Bryant's 1826 map.

On Monday 10th and Tuesday 11th August 1835, All the Growing Crops of 8 Acres of wheat, 6 acres of barley and 1½ acres of oats, Farming Stock, Outdoor Effects, all Household Furniture including pewter quarts, pints and half-pints, ketchup and pickles, remaining stock of wine, bottled Porter, vinegar, also fixtures of the house, a Double Barrelled Gun and a Billiard Table were to be Sold by Auction.
Mr. John Harber was occupant at the time.

Advertised To be Sold 8th April 1837.
Desirably situated next the Public Road, seven miles distant from Norwich, and to and from which Stage Coaches pass daily. One of the best and most desirable Situations in the County.

The GEORGE for sale by auction Saturday 21st July 1838.
With Barn, Stables and other Buildings and several Inclosures of fertile arable pasture and orchard Ground, by survey 31A 2R 0P.
In occupation of Mr. John Harber and possession may be had at Michaelmas if required.

Named in S&P deeds as formerly the GEORGE
 

2001
2001 - image by Chris

2001
2001 - image by Chris

 

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