| Licensees : |
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| JOHN WHITTAM |
1794 |
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JOHN BERRY
(b 1756 - d 1819) |
to 1819 |
| JOHN BERRY
junior |
from 1819 - |
| JAMES
TURNER |
1830 -1831 |
JOHN BERRY junior
See below |
to 1844 |
GEORGE
CHARLTON
Age 50 in 1861
Wife Eliza - age 46 |
1846 -1864 |
HENRY BURRELL
& butcher |
1865 - 1869 |
JOHN DEPTFORD
(William Deptford 1877) |
1875 - 1888 |
| CHARLES OVERLAND |
1890 - 1908 |
| GEORGE
OVERLAND |
1912 - 1948 |
| CYRIL JUDD |
18.10.1948 |
| Mr G N SOOLEY |
24.08.1961 |
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It seems that John Berry junior inherited the business from his
father in 1819, but by 1830, James Turner is licensee, as confirmed
by Pigot.
However, on Monday 15th April 1844, John Berry, who kept Upwell
Crown, was found hanging, quite dead and cold in the barn. The barn
doors had been locked from inside and had to be broken open.
The subsequent inquest returned a verdict of "Temporary Insanity".
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c1906 image thanks to Marj Krueger in
Vancouver Island
Offered for sale by auction at the Five Bells Inn, Upwell, 29th May
1811.
` The well accustomed Public House called or known by the name of the
ROSE & CROWN, eligibly situate in Upwell; together with the Blacksmith's
Shop opposite.'
Norfolk 1851 and later census returns.
George Charlton was charged in September 1851 of Assaulting a Police
Officer. Apparently P.C. John Clifford had been struck a violent blow to the
eye at the Licensed Victuallers meeting, when both parties were much
intoxicated. They were allowed by the Bench to retire and settle their
differences.
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Some times listed as the Crown - But different
from the Crown at Crown Drove, Christchurch, Cambridgeshire.
Many thanks to Ann McClean for information regarding the Cambridgeshire Crown and Tansley
Berry who was the landlady there, from at least 1851, probably to 1883
(died 1886 aged 89) |
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