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GRAPES KINGS LYNN index
12 SATURDAY MARKET PLACE TRINITY HALL WARD FULL LICENCE CLOSED by 1908
KINGS LYNN PETTY SESSION REGISTERS PS 4/3/1 to 4/3/3 ( August 1872 to 1956 )
HARRY BULLARD of Norwich
BULLARD & SONS   
Licensees :
ANN GAPP 1854
JOHN HOWLETT 1856 - 1858
Mrs SUSAN WELLS 24.06.1865
THOMAS BRITLIN   ( Butlin ? )
( as Britlin in Bullards document & Kellys 1875 )
24.06.1866
ELIZABETH BRITLIN ( Butlin ? ) 12.02.1877
WILLIAM HARROD 07.01.1878
ELIZABETH HARROD 11.01.1886
ARTHUR JAMES RUST 14.10.1889
GEORGE JAMES OSLER 25.07.1892
SIDNEY HERBERT VERNON 14.11.1892
JAMES PITCHER 21.06.1897
ROBERT THOMAS BATTERBEE by 1904
The Grapes - c1900. Image provided by Don Ferguson, New York State.   ``Would you know someone who can fill me in as to the make and year of the automobile pictured there and, perhaps, the names of the shops nearby?  I have to assume that the picture contains one or more of my relatives.  My grandfather, Horace Ward, had a shop somewhere in King's Lynn.  He sold or made (or both) bicycles, among other things.  He married the former Emily Forman, had three children (Sidney, Alice - my mother, and a boy who died in childhood) and moved to Welland, Ont., Canada sometime before 1920. Any help you can give is appreciated.''
No parking problems outside the Grapes, c1900.
Image supplied by Don Ferguson - many thanks.
( Don believes that family members may be in the vehicle.
Horace Ward married Emily Foreman and he had a shop where bicycles were sold, and perhaps made. They moved to Canada c1920.
The make and year of manufacture of the car would also be of interest.)


The COOPERS ARMS pre 1850.
The ESTUARY TAVERN pre 1851
The GRAPES from 1851

Referred for Compensation 12.02.1906
and again 18.01.1908