| Licensees : |
| - |
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SAMUEL WATSON
age 37 in 1851 |
1846 - 1861 |
Mrs EMMA WATSON
age 62 in 1851 |
1863 - 1875 |
Mr. C. Clarke ?
See opposite |
*1875 |
| Mrs SARAH
EMMA WATSON |
1877 |
| CHARLES WHITTAKER |
1879 - 1888 |
| GEORGE MASTERSON |
1890 - 1891 |
| JAMES JOHN HOWARD |
25.08.1891 - 1904 |
WILLIAM HOAR
(Late Sergeant-Major, 4th Volunteer Battalion, Norfolk regiment) |
15.11.1904 - 1908 |
| ALLEN DODMAN |
1911 |
| FREDERICK CHARLES PAYNE |
1912 |
| JAMES MAIDMENT |
to 1914 |
| JOHN NOEL BODMER |
17.11.1914 |
Mr. J. G. MASON
Brewers Representative. |
01.1915 |
| JOHN NOEL BODMER |
1916 |
JAMES HANNANT
(John Hannant according to Kelly) |
1922 - 1929 |
| EDGAR HENRY THOMAS HOWARD |
1933 - 1937 |
| - |
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| ERNEST & FREDA BILLIN |
by 1943 - 1953 |
| - |
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| WILLIAM & VIOLET RYDER |
by 12.1971 - 05.1974 |
| MICK & JERRY WESTFIELD |
06.1974 to 03.1975 |
| ARNOLD & JOAN MOORE |
from 03.1975 |
| MAURICE & EDNA FOX |
by 07.1979 - 1980+ |
| KEITH & BETTY HUNTING |
1984 - 1987 |
| - |
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| JOHN FRENCH |
by 2004 |
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Mrs. Fanny Maria Howard, wife of James Howard, died suddenly at her
residence at about 10:30 am on Wednesday 9th March 1904.
She had suffered heart disease and dropsy for many years and had
been more or less confined to her bed for the previous 10 days. She
was 40 years of age.
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July 1996
The DUN
COW to 1845.
Location as at Silfield in 1850,1854 & 1864 (RAILWAY INN)
Named as the RAILWAY COMMERCIAL HOTEL in 1846 & as the
RAILWAY TAVERN
in 1879.Morgans sales for 1960 were :-
173 barrels of beer
42 spirits. (gallons)
An invoice, headed the Railway Hotel, was issued by Mr. C. Clarke
in January 1875. Mr. J. B. Matthews was charged 12/6d for ½ ton of carrots, supplied
January 11th 1875 and 5/- for the hire of a horse on the 14th of January.
At the Brewster Sessions, Tuesday, 2nd February 1915, Mrs. Mary Eva
Bodmer applied for the licence to be transferred to her, whilst her
husband was serving his country at the front. The previous week the
licence had been transferred to the brewers' representative, Mr. Mason.
The Bench considered Mrs. Bodmer, at only at 25 years old, to be unsafe
running the house, and confirmed that Mr. Mason would hold the licence
until March, when it was hoped a responsible person would be found to
run the house.
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