| Licensees : |
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JOHN
FRANKLIN
Died 27th November 1848 - age 73 |
1794 - 1848 |
JOHN J. FRANKLIN
age 25 in 1851
& farming 85 acres |
1851 |
| - |
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WILLIAM BROOKES MANN
Age 39 in 1861 |
*1859 - 1861 |
JAMES
ELLENDER
died on premises 8th December 1862 - age 47 |
1862 |
Mrs SARAH ELLENDER
(blacksmith & victualler 1864)
Given at the Griffin in 1863 by Harrod |
1864 - 1871 |
JOHN HOOKS
(Estate carpenter in 1872) |
1875 - 1883 |
CHARLES ROBERSON / ROBINSON
Age 32 in 1891 |
1888 - 1891 |
| WILLIAM CHARLES ROBERSON |
by 1892 |
| HERBERT VICTOR ROBERSON |
25.11.1910 |
| EDMUND BROOKS |
07.01.1938 |
| Fine 07.02.1941
of £4 for selling on a Sunday without a licence. |
| CHRISTOPHER
EDGAR WILLIAM BENOR TAWSE |
04.11.1961 |
| WILLIAM
JOHN FROST |
20.11.1970 |
| LESLIE ROY
WOODRUFF |
31.01.1975 |
Elizabeth, the second daughter of Mr. John Franklin, died of typhus
fever Saturday 31st August 1833, aged 18.
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c1935
John Franklin was a member of the Jury, at the Inquest, held at the
Griffin Inn, Titteshall, Monday 21st November 1853, into the murder of
Mr. Beha a German born watchmaker and silversmith, from Norwich, who had
been discovered dead on Tivetshall Common Friday, 18th November.
8th March 1854 - Farmer, John Thomas Franklin assigned all his personal
estate and effects to Trustees for the benefit of his creditors.
The Live and Dead Farming Stock, Dairy and Brewing utensils, and part of
the Household Furniture of Mr. John Thomas Franklin was to be Sold By
Auction Monday 2nd October 1854, since he was quitting his occupation.
( Being a Publican not mentioned. )
Mr. William Brookes Mann is named as licensee here, April 1859.
All the Household Furniture, six excellent Feather Beds, and part of the
Blacksmith's Stock-in-trade, and other effects were to be sold
Wednesday, 9th October 1861, since Mr. Mann was leaving the Inn.
Recorded in 1864 as the OSTRICH & HORSE SHOE
Full 6 day licence upgraded to 7 day licence 11.02.1949
No change recommended at the First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards
and Steward & Patteson 29th May 1962.
Sales then reported as
86 barrels.
Became a Social Club c1982
(Owned by Watney Mann = Chef & Brewer)
Sold to Brent Walker 03.1988.
Sports & Social Club 1988
Closed 1995 after being used for 13 years as Titteshall Sports & Social
Club.
Application made July 1996 to convert to domestic
dwelling.
A private house by 1998
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