| Licensees : |
| - |
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| THOMAS PRIOR
(35) |
*1841 |
| HENRY HOWLETT |
1849 |
| LEE CLARK (44) |
*1851 |
| - |
|
GEORGE BALDWIN
& blacksmith & carpenter
(also as George Balding)
age 42 in 1861 |
*1856 - *1866
|
| 15th December 1856 - Fine of £1 and
13s costs for having house open during prohibited hours on 29th
November. |
| Monday 7th January 1867 - Fine of
40s and 25s 6d costs for keeping house open on Sunday 23rd December
1866. |
| THOMAS WEST |
*1868 -*1869 |
JOHN WATLING (?)
& machinist |
1871 |
| . |
|
| JAMES MILLER |
*1881- *1888 |
| Mrs SARAH MILLER |
*1892 - *1896 |
ELIJAH PARNELL
& farmer |
*1900 - *1933 |
| EMMA JANE PARNELL |
by 1936 |
| GEORGE WILLIAM RAYNER |
23.06.1941 |
| GLENYS HUGHES |
17.12.1958 |
| WILLIAM FRANK CHRISTIE |
08.03.1961 |
| - |
|
| RON CREW |
1977 - 1985 |
| - |
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May 1986
A guard dog, protecting the house whilst Mr. Howlett
was away, was attacked in a most brutal manner with a pitchfork, on the
night of Saturday 11th August 1849. It was found dying the following
morning.
Location 1858, 1863, 1864 & 1865 as Patrick's Island.
It was reported 24th February 1866 that on Thursday 15th February 1866,
Mrs. Eliza Baldwin was discovered dying in bed, at about 5:00 a.m., by a
neighbour. A doctor was called but Mrs. Baldwin died within 90
minutes. At the inquest on Saturday 17th February the cause of death was
determined to be "from the effects of a recent blow on the head", there
was insufficient evidence to explain the injury. Mr. Baldwin had
apparently been drunk the night before the death of his wife and may
have struck her, but she could also have struck her head on the bedpost.
Lot 16 : Part of the Union Brewery Estate, sold by
auction Wednesday 25th July 1866 for £670.
Buyer Mr. W. H. Exley.
See also
WHEATSHEAF - Marshland St. James.
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