| Licensees : |
| JOHN CARNELL |
1830 - 1845 |
HENRY WANTY
age 45 in 1851
( Also found as Wanby ) |
1851 - 1858 |
REBECCA MUNSON
( census ) |
1861 |
EDWARD WEBSDALE
( Hogge & Seppings records ) |
by 11.10.1861 |
| J. TANN |
1865 |
| JOHN GOSTLING |
1869 |
JOHN WILLIAM BOUGH
& blacksmith |
by 1871 |
| THOMAS SWAIN |
02.01.1882 |
| ROBERT LOOMBE CARPENTER |
07.01.1884 |
WILLIAM CARTER
( Cater ? )
( Harriet Cater given 1892 ) |
13.04.1891 |
| THOMAS ANDERSON |
23.05.1892 |
| EDWIN THACKER |
1901 |
| HENRY HOWARD |
07.10.1907 |
| GEORGE WILLIAM BAILEY |
06.04.1908 |
Convicted
06.10.1913 of allowing `Reputed Prostitutes' on the premises.
Fine £5 plus 8/- costs. |
| WILLIE MANHOOD DICKERSON |
05.01.1914 |
| CHARLOTTE
EMMA MARIA SMITH |
13.07.1914 |
|
Mentioned 1650.
In the early 1800's a large hook was affixed to the building, facing Chapel Street. The
apparatus was used to stretch ropes used by 8 Cornish miners who were employed to
sink Allens Well in St. Annes Street. The well reached a depth of 628 feet before the
project was abandoned in 1827.
In the 1830's a Sociable left from the STAR and,
on alternate afternoons from the GREEN DRAGON
- Heading for Wisbech.
Could this be the house as reported 1845 as the SOCIABLE?
Address as 13 Norfolk Street in 1836 - 1881
The GROSVENOR RESTAURANT by c1914 |
