| Licensees : |
| JOHN VALE |
1760 - 1762 |
JANE VALE
widow |
1763 - 1764 |
| QUARTERS
METERS |
1783 |
| JAMES FIDDY |
1806 - 1810 |
| JOHN SMITH |
1822 |
JOHN HARPER SMITH
waterman 1841 - age 45 - living next to Green Man Yard |
1830 - 1839 |
THOMAS GOOCH
died Q1 1851 ? |
1842 - 1846 |
ROBERT SMITH
& tailor - age 26 |
1851 |
| HENRY HOWARD |
1854 |
| HARRIETT WATTS |
1858 |
| Paid fine of 5s and costs of 11s 6d
(Sometime between August 1858 and August 1859) for selling at prohibited
hours. |
GEORGE
ALLMAN
age 45
(recorded 1856 as a cordwainer living in King Street) |
1861 |
WILLIAM FRANCIS
House named Sportsman 1868 |
by 1863 |
Accused
30.08.1865 of being open out of hours on the previous Sunday.
Fine of 5s and 11s costs. |
SAMUEL BETTS
(age 34 in 1871 - Waterman and address as next to Half Moon Yard -
But appears in licence registers at Green Man from 1870 to 1876) House named Sportsman 1872 |
14.10.1870 |
MARY ANN FRANCIS
(age 45 in 1871 and address as King Street.
9 lodgers on premises suggests that she continued living at the Green
Man after William Francis had gone but did not take on the licence until
1876. Members of the Betts family are given as lodgers in 1881 and Mrs
M A Francis is said to be 48 years old) |
27.06.1876 |
| JOHN GIRDLESTONE |
21.10.1884 |
| ROBERT COLLETT |
09.02.1886 |
| WILLIAM ROSE |
25.02.1886 |
WILLIAM HORATIO NELSON
age 49 in 1891
Died c 01.1892 |
12.10.1886 |
| Mrs ANN NELSON
|
16.02.1892 |
ANN VINCE
(Henry Vince given 1904 & 1908 - apparently died Q1 1914)
(Mrs Vince left for domestic reasons 1913 according to Licence
Registers) |
24.04.1903 |
| GEORGE THOMAS NELSON |
19.08.1913 |
|
16.08.1936
Image by George Plunkett - shown by permission - Copyright © G.A.F.Plunkett 2002
Title deeds dated 26th March 1765 confirm that the property was owned
by Anne Hainsworth, widow of the City of Norwich and conveyed at that time
to Isaac Jackson.
The location given as Conisford Street and that the Southwest Great Gate
formed part of the boundary. The property included two stables and Coach
house thereunto or adjoining.
Offered To Let 10th December 1778 - Enquire of Mr. Jackson's Brewing
Office, in Conisford.
Offered to Let with immediate entry 22nd September 1781. Enquire of Mr.
Jacksons Brewing Office.
Again to Let 14th May 1784 - Enquire of Mr. William Fitt, All Saints,
Norwich.
As the GREEN MAN
when
offered for sale 12th May 1788.
Lot 3 - Then the property of the late Isaac Jackson.
Described as `with Barbers Shop adjoining'.
At the sessions held Monday 21st May 1864, Mary Ann Francis accused
Elizabeth Howlett of assault.
The magistrates viewed this as a case of jealousy between the two
parties and dismissed the case.
Apparently known as the SPORTSMAN
1868 & 1872
138 barrels of beer and 38 gallons
of spirits sold 1894.
Licence provisionally refused 08.02.1921 and referred to Compensation.
Closed under Compensation 31.12.1921.
Property sold 1930.
Demolished after 1937.
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