| Licensees : |
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THOMAS BENNETT
& farrier.
Died by November 1841
(Wife Elizabeth died 19th October 1827 - age 45) |
here 07.09.1789 - 1841 |
| JAMES BENNETT |
here 11.1841 |
JOHN WINKS
age 50 in 1851 |
1845 - 1856 |
| Mrs E WINKS |
1858 |
HANNAH WINK
age 60
& farmer |
*1861 |
| SARAH FULLER |
1861 - 1862 |
| Accused 8th January 1862 of receiving
straw, to the value of 2s 6d, knowing it to be stolen. Acquitted.
(Messrs. Hogge & Co. gave Mrs. Fuller an excellent character for 15
years and confirmed that her husband had been employed by them for 50
years.) |
| HENRY BENNETT |
1863 - 1864 |
| ROBERT WARD |
1865 - 1869 |
ISAAC WARREN
Died 1893 |
1871 - 1893 |
EPHRAIM CUTLER
publican & dealer
died 17th April 1904 |
1896 - 1904 |
| JAMES WILLIAM BOUGHEN |
1904 - 1908 |
| WILLIAM
THOMAS PRYOR |
by November
1908 |
William
Pryor was summoned before the Magistrates (Rev F A S Ffolkes and J S
E La Fontaine esq.) for allowing drunkenness on the premises April
10th 1909.
Earlier at the same session, Edward Bates was accused of being drunk
on licensed premises.
Licensee Pryor was fined £1 with 4s 9d costs
Bates was fined 5s with 10s 9d costs. |
| William
Pryor also faced charges at the same session for assault of Thomas
Carter on 18th April 1909. Carter was in turn accused of assault on
engine driver George Elmer. After much discussion the whole case was
dismissed. |
THOMAS MARSHALL
"here nearly 20 years"
(Died Thursday 24th June 1937, age 79) |
from 1912 - 1931 |
| ALFRED WALTER BERRY |
1932 - 1934 |
| WILFRED GEORGE HENDRY |
by 06. 1937 |
| CLIFFORD GEORGE SAMUEL |
03.12.1956 |
ROBERT La BASSEE WRIGHT
(Died February 2016) |
15.08.1960 |
| JOHN RICHARD HAWKINS |
22.04.1963 |
| WALTER VICTOR PEARMAN |
20.04.1964 |
| BENJAMIN ROBERT JOLLEY |
05.06.1967 |
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Image provided by Paul Foster from the David Apps
collection.
Jack Hawkins at the door 1963
For Sale by Auction Tuesday, 30th November 1841.
Freehold, in good repair consisting of five bedrooms, two parlours, large
kitchen, bar, cellar, dai8ry, back kitchen, good stables, waggon and cart
lodges, cow shed, piggeries, large yard, skittle and quoit ground, large
garden and Right of Common of West Winch.
All the Live and dead Farming Stock, Implements,
Household Furniture and Other Effects of the late Thomas Bennett were to
be sold by Auction Thursday and Friday 17th and 17th December 1841.
The Live Stock including cows, a grey nag, a five-year-old chestnut
mare, a black pony, a lot of cocks, hens and pigeons.
The Household Furniture and Out-door Effects of the
late Mr. Isaac Warren were to be Sold by Auction Monday, 18th December
1893.
The Furniture and Effects of the house were For Sale
by Auction, Saturday 3rd October 1931, for Mrs. Marshall.
Bullards proposed closure at the First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and Steward
& Patteson 29th May 1962 - Not agreed.
Sales given as 64 barrels (of Beer)
42 barrels sold in the final year of trading.
Closure stated to be due to 3 other company houses (S&P) being within one mile
radius.
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