| Licensees : |
| - |
|
| JOHN
SAYER |
*1856 -
1865 |
| Fine of 1s and 11s costs for having
house open for the sale of beer after the hour of twelve o'clock on the
night of 19th July 1856 |
LUCIUS BANHAM
& butcher |
September 1866 - 1869 |
| WILLIAM HARMAN |
1871 - 1872 |
| CHARLES CARTER |
1875 - 1883 |
| WILLIAM PEARSON |
to 10.1888 |
| FRANK CLAXTON |
12.10.1888 |
| JOHN GIRLING |
1888 - 1890 |
| FRANK W.
CLAXTON |
1891 |
| MATTHEW EMPSON |
by 1892 |
| HARRY TUCK |
16.10.1908 |
| CRANMER ERNEST WHALES |
26.11.1909 |
| EDWARD FRYER |
06.01.1911 |
| WILLIAM HERBERT ARGENT |
13.10.1911 |
| JAMES FISHER |
09.02.1912 |
| ARTHUR OLDFIELD |
07.02.1913 |
| MARY JANE OLDFIELD |
27.03.1914 |
| JAMES FREDERICK BUNN |
14.11.1924 |
| LIZZIE MAY
BUNN |
20.11.1959 |
| WILLIAM
GEORGE PALMER |
08.04.1960 |
DORIS & GORDON ANTHONY
(Gordon Anthony died 16.01.1998) |
08.08.1972
- 1990 |
| ? |
July 1993 |
|
October 1987
Beer retail in 1858 & 1865.
Lucius Banham gained a new (full) licence in the
first week of September 1866.
On Tuesday 9th October 1888 the Household Furniture and Effects of Mr.
Pearson were to be sold by Auction since he was leaving the district.
Included were a Brown Cob, 10 Pigs, a square Cart, Norwich Car, Plated
and other Harnesses......
On Friday 12th October 1888 the licence was transferred from Mr. Pearson
to Frank Claxton, however (from trade directories) it seems that John
Girling ran the house (as manager?) from at least 1888.
Demolished 2nd April 1996
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