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FOX & HOUNDS |
WEASENHAM ALL SAINTS |
Index |
| THE GREEN |
LAUNDITCH HUNDRED |
FULL LICENCE |
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| Deeds dated 1732
are between Esau Barrett of East Dereham a woolcomber, and John Kent,
Ale House keeper. |
Sold 1754, by
Esau Barrett to John Carver, Wine Merchant of Wells and William
Collison, common Brewer of Tittleshall.
House then named the WHITE HORSE |
| Mentioned 1766 by
John Carver of Wells and William Hall of Tittleshall as being formerly
the WHITE HORSE, now the DUKES HEAD. |
| LAUNDITCH
LICENCE REGISTER 11th September 1794 & 14th SEPTEMBER 1795 and MITFORD & LAUNDITCH
LICENCE REGISTERS 14.09.1795 & PS 12/5/1 & PS 12/5/2 (1901 - 1975) |
| DEREHAM BREWERY |
Included in 1828 sale (Fox
& Hounds) |
| FAKENHAM BREWERY |
as deeds dated 1829 to 1872 |
| STEWARD & PATTESON |
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| WATNEY MANN |
03.05.1967 |
| CHEF & BREWER |
November 1974 |
| BRENT WALKER |
02.1989 |
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| Licensees : |
| THOMAS
DOWNING |
*1651 |
| JOHN KENT |
to 1732 |
ESAU BARRETT
&
ANN BARRETT |
1745 - 1754 |
| WILLIAM
WHITBY |
1789 - 1790 |
| WILLIAM
DURRANT |
1792 -
1796/9 |
| WILLIAM WARD |
1822 - 1836 |
| Mr. BRERETON |
1842 |
| WILLIAM PENTENY |
1845 |
| BRIGHTWELL
BUCKENHAM |
1846 |
JOHN SMITH
Age 60 in 1851 |
*1851 -
1868 |
Mrs BARBARA JOPLIN
Age 75 in 1891 |
28.10.1868 - 1896 |
MEDWELL JOHN ROSS LINCOLN
(Son-in-law of Mrs. Joplin) |
by 1900 |
| CHARLES HARRY GREEN |
15.10.1909 |
| OSCAR DUNN |
14.10.1910 |
| ISABEL WARNER |
13.10.1922 |
| VICTOR JOHN MARSHALL PEELING |
02.07.1948 |
| ERIC EDWIN HENRY SAVILLE |
06.04.1956 |
GEORGE JAMES STEVENS
(to retirement) |
23.11.1956 |
GEORGE RONALD
STEVENS
(son) |
12.10.1962 |
FREDDY &
ELSIE SCARFFE
(Fred Ernest Scarffe - died June 1984) |
13.03.1964 - 1984 |
| ELSIE
SCARFFE |
1984 |
| DAVID & CAROLE CHAFER |
by 10.1984 - 1988+ |
| DAVID De La
POLE |
12.1988 |
MALCOLM BROWN
(ex RAF Police) |
11.1989 |
| - |
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| PIP &
BILL KINGDOM-CLARKE |
1995 -
28.09.1998 |
CAROL &
DANIEL ENNIFER
Danny Enifer died of Covid, November 2021. |
from
28.09.1998 |
| CLOSED |
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1985
Deeds date from 1732
Described in 1754 as comprising ` Public house,
WHITE
HORSE, houses stables, barns, outhouses, yards, gardens &
orchards.'
Described 1766 as the DUKES HEAD, with
outhouses, barns, stables, yards gardens & orchards and also the
edifice or building formerly a decayed cottage or tenement now an outhouse
and a new building for a stable erected on the lord's waste near the
premises as they abut on the highway on the South.
Recorded 1789 & 1790 as the DUKES
HEAD
as the FOX in 1792.
the FOX & HOUNDS 1793
but the CHASE 1794 & 1795
back to the FOX & HOUNDS 1796.
Shown as HORSE & HOUNDS
on Faden's 1797 map.
William Ward appeared in the Insolvent Courts on Monday 21st March 1842. It
was heard that on 25th October 1841 he had assigned all of his property to
his landlord, Mr. Brereton of Fakenham, brewer and in consequence there was
nothing left for his other creditors. Mr. Brereton stated that he was the
landlord of the Fox & Hounds, which had previously been occupied by Mr.
Ward. It seems Mr. Brereton had received £42 10s from the sale of Mr. Ward's
property and the Commissioner asked by what right had he taken the payment.
He was remanded till the money was paid to the Court.
6 day licence to 11th February 1949
then Full licence granted.
Advertised For Sale, January 2022, £500,000.
Permission to be converted into private dwelling
granted by Breckland Council, September 2024.
Many
thanks to Glynn Burrows for the update 10.02.2004
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