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TUNSTEAD & HAPPING LICENCE REGISTERS PS 11/4/1 to PS 26/18/3 (Feb 1928 - Feb 1967)
Mr. BROGRAVE Hired by Mr. Hart from Mr. Brograve in 1774, beer to be supplied by William Hardy.
STEWARD & PATTESON Leasehold owned by Steward, Patteson, Finch & Co as documents dated 1837 to 1851
BULLARDS by 1928
WATNEY MANN to closure 1970
Licensees :
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Ө Mr HART 1774 - 1776
JONATHAN BUSTON 1777 - 1778
ROBERT WATTS 1788
Ө WILLIAM BREEZE 1778 - 1789
EDWARD DYBALL Jun 1790 - 1792
EDWARD DYBALL 1793 - 1795
THOMAS GARWOOD 1795 - 1796
JOHN LINES 1798 - 1799
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THOMAS NELSON 1836
JOHN SAMMON
age 62 in 1851
(As John Lemonds 1845)		 1839 - 1868
ROBERT LONG 1869
JAMES IVES 1871 - 1877
JAMES LEARNER 1879
JAMES RUMP *1881
JAMES S. BURRELL 1883 - 1885
WILLIAM HOLMES 24.08.1885 - 1888
HENRY LEACH 1890 - 1900
GEORGE PYCROFT 1904 - 1925
GERALD MOLL by 1928
ERNEST ALFRED MORTON 07.01.1929
STEPHEN ALBERT GOLDER 29.02.1932
CHARLES FREDERICK BELL 02.01.1933
ELIJAH FLAXMAN 28.10.1940
ELLEN ELIZABETH FLAXMAN 01.05.1961
NORMAN GREEN
Licence not renewed 08.02.1971		 08.06.1970

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c1920

Advertised `To Let' in the Norfolk Chronicle 4th May 1776
`Apply to Mr. Press Smith of Worstead'

Robert Watts, publican of Worstead, was accused by Berney Brograve, owner of the public house, of stealing a cart tilt and straw. The Jury found Watts not guilty and so, on 16th January 1789, Mr. Brograve made an appeal for the anonymous informant of the crime to come forward so that the verdict could be challenged and promised a reward of Ten Guineas.

For Sale by Auction Tuesday 7th February 1837.
In occupation of Thomas Nelson and commanding the traffic on the two great roads leading to Norwich and North Walsham.. With Blacksmith's Shop, Stable, Outbuildings and about 3A 2R of Land immediately adjoining.

Image provided by Jane Neville - 12.11.2003
c1895 - Henry Leach is near the door, holding a jug.
Image supplied by Jane Neville.