| Licensees : |
| CHARLES VOUT |
pre 1845 |
JAMES BUSSENS
& baker 1845
age 62 (?) and farmer 60 acres 1851 |
1845 - 1861 |
ROBERT BUSSENS
& butcher & farmer |
by 1863 |
|
Robert Bussens accused by John Strike of violent assault - offence said
to have taken place on 24th August 1864 - Case dismissed. |
|
At Petty Sessions held Monday 16th May 1870, Robert Wilson of Wood
Dalling was accused by Mr. Bussens of a brutal assault on Mrs. Bussens.
Not attending court, Wilson was fined £2 and £1 costs or one month's
imprisonment. |
JAMES BUSSENS
& butcher |
12.03.1883 |
| JOHN JAMES
BUSSENS |
21.12.1896 |
| JAMES JOHN
BUSSENS |
09.02.1903 |
| GEORGE STROUGER |
13.07.1908 |
| WILLIAM
HAMILTON OUTLAW |
20.12.1909 |
| WALTER
CHARLES PALMER |
18.12.1911 |
| CECIL
WILLIAM PALMER |
18.10.1920 |
| JAMES
WILLIAM WRIGHT |
24.04.1922 |
| HERBERT T. OWEN |
22.10.1923 |
| GEORGE JOHN MUNFORD |
07.11.1927 |
| NATHANIEL RANDELL NOBES |
19.12.1932 |
| ALBERT
ERNEST THROWER |
29.07.1940
to closure 1966 |
|
Hired by William Hardy in 1797
Frederick Copeman appears to have purchased the premises 18.06.1861 for a total sum of
£650
Described in Conveyance dated 1863 as formerly 2 dwellings, now used as a public house
with the Bakehouse building, formerly in the occupation of Charles Vout, and late in the
occupation of James Bussens.
The 1863 conveyance is between Frederic Copeman of Long
Stratton, Miller, of the one part and Robert Bussens of Corpusty, Butcher, of the other
part. Reference is made to an indenture dated 7th February 1859 between Sir Samuel
Bignold, of the first part, James Bussens, of the 2nd part and Henry Staniforth Patteson
of the 3rd part.
Robert Bussens, Publican, Butcher and Baker, adjudicated Bankrupt on 14th
June 1864. Order of Discharge granted 2nd August 1864.
House closed 7th March according to Bullards records.
Closed 22nd March according to Licence Registers. |
