| Licensees : |
| - |
|
HENRY CALF
woolcomber |
1763 - 1764 |
| BENJAMIN BRANSBY |
1806 |
| HENRY RICHES |
1807 |
BENJAMIN
BRANSBY
(see below) |
1810 |
| Licensee name not given |
1811 |
Benjamin Bransby (1772 -1884) is recorded as a Timber Bender in
the 1832 poll book and the 1841 census. By 1830 he is living at
Three Tuns Yard, King Street, where he is said to be a Coach Bender.
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Also as the JOLLY ANGLERS
ANGLERS in 1806 & 1807.
and in 1810 & 1811 as the OLD ANGLERS
On Thursday, 22nd June 1831 a sale of Norwich properties, late the property
of bankrupt Crisp Brown, included (Lot 12 )` A dwelling-house, with
brick and tiled Malt-house, called The ANGLERS,
with 120 coomb steep and couch, three malting floors, each 112 feet long,
two large barley chambers, two kilns, with tiled floors on iron bars: also
two small malting floors and capacious dry-malt. barley and store chambers,
situated near King Street Gates and fronting the Street........ This lot in
occupation of Charles Barclay.'
The above puts in doubt previous information that the house became the
JOLLY MALTSTERS
by 1822. |
