| Licensees : |
| M. A. STOCKDALE |
1854 |
| WARDLE
WILKIN |
1856 |
| JOHN DAWSON |
1856 |
| HENRY JOHN DEWSON |
1858 - 1869 |
| THOMAS COURTMAN |
1872 - 1877 |
| JOHN PORTER |
1879 - 1888 |
THOMAS JOHNSON
& sawyer |
1890 - 1892 |
| WALTER NEAL |
*1896 |
ROBERT BLADE
(went to FERRY BOAT) |
*1900 |
| ARTON BLADE |
1904 - 1908 |
| JOHN SAGE |
November
1908 - July 1908 |
| FREDERICK SELF |
1912 - 1922 |
| ERIC EDWARDS |
by 1925
to closure |
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Lord Bentinck was Member of Parliament for the Borough of Kings Lynn 1828 - 1848.
West Lynn was included within the Borough of Kings Lynn under the County of
Norfolk Review Order 1935
John Sage was previously at the
NEW INN,
Wootton Road. He swapped positions with Arton Blade in October 1908 and was
at the Bentinck for some nine months. He then took a baker's shop (With
off-licence attached) in
Peterborough before travelling to Canada in 1911 where he was employed as an
inspector on the railway. Visiting the United States he purchased a fruit
farm in Jacksonville, California. He returned to England to take his wife
and family to their new home. The journey to the United States was as third
class passengers. The names on the booking were John Sage, Annie Sage,
Stella Sage, George Sage, Douglas Sage, Frederick Sage, Dorothy Sage,
William Sage (child), Ada Sage (child), Constance Sage (child) and
Thomas Sage (Child). They were due to sail from Liverpool on the
Philadelphia, an American ship, but that was prevented from sailing from
industrial action. Instead they took the Titanic sailing from Southampton.
None of the above survived.
Note : Craven gives two entries in 1856.
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