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ABRAHAM USILL of Wisbech - Owner 1835 & 1837
MILLS BREWERY of Wisbech  (1936)
HALL, CUTLACK & HARLOCK  
Licensees :
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JOSEPH HOWLING 1836
WILLIAM STREET 1845
JOHN LOWSON 1846
JOHN WARD
age 61		 1851
ALFRED SEAMAN 1854 - 1856
JOHN BEDMORE
& wheelwright
age 36 in 1861		 1858 - 1861
JOSEPH BUTTERY
& grocer
age 23 in 1871		 1863 - 1871
ABNER STEPHENSON 1875 - 1877
Mrs LYDIA PARLETT 1879 - 1883
GEORGE FARRIN 1888
WILLIAM FERRING / FEARING
age 34 in 1891		 1890 - 1892
JOHN BARKER 1896
WILLIAM BENJAMIN PRATT
age 44 in 1901		 1900 - 1908
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WILLIAM EDIS by 1936
ERNEST ARTHUR JUDD by time of closure
1946

 

As `In the Marsh' 1837
and at West Walton 1883.

For Sale by Auction Thursday, 25th February 1869.
Described as the Old-established Freehold Public House with Outhouses, Blacksmith's and Wheelwright's Shops, Six Cottages and 0A 3R 37P (more or less) of Land adjoining. In the occupation of Mr. Buttery and others.


On Monday 5th March 1906 it was confirmed by Superintendent Flint that the structural defects had been remedied. The licence was renewed.

Licence removed to the PRINCE OF WALES, Emneth, 4th March 1946.  The house stood empty for a number of years before being converted into a number of private dwellings.

Photographs of the original public house are sought by the owner of one of the properties in order that it can be sympathetically restored.