| Licensees : |
JONATHAN GARDENER
beerhouse & school room |
**1836 |
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JOHN CARR
& brewer 1851 aged 66 |
*1851 |
JOHN FILBY
WARD
beer seller & schoolmaster 1854
& post office 1856/8 |
1856 - 1859 |
| Ordered to pay 10s costs on 5th November
1856 pending later hearing regarding a charge of being open for business
after 10:00 pm on 4th October. |
| Wednesday 3rd December 1856 - Fine of 1s
and 19s 6d costs for having house open after 10:00 pm on 4th October. |
WILLIAM WARD
Age 80 |
1871 |
| ROBERT
BLAZIER |
1877 |
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| Mrs JANE LeGRICE PAGE |
1883 |
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(John Ward, age 41, is given at the Post Office in 1861, described
as a shopkeeper and Postmaster)
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Location 1836 as Weasenham All Saints
Location 1854,1856 and 1883 as Weasenham St Peter.
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John Filby Ward was required to attend the Court
at East Dereham on 19th January 1860 for his First Examination of Debts.
At that hearing Mr. Ward was described as an
insolvent, formerly a mail contractor and publican. Messrs. Strangleman &
Dyball opposed the examination on the grounds that goods had been obtained
knowing that there were no means to pay for them. The insolvent ultimately
passed the examination.
On 21st February 1860 a Final Order on the
Matter of the Petition would be made. (Mr. Ward then described as Publican
and Mail Contractor; before that, Dealer in Bread Flour, and Offals, and
Schoolmaster and Postmaster.)
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John Ward is given as a grocer, draper, ironmonger and postmaster in
1863, 1864, 1865, 1868, 1869 and 1872. No mention of beer.
Location as Weasenham St Peter in 1877
but given as the WHITE HORSE
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