| Licensees : |
| SUSAN HOPKINS |
1836 |
| Miss SARAH
U HOPKINS |
1845 - 1846 |
STEPHEN CHAPMAN
& carrier
age 31 in 1851 |
1851 - 1865 |
WILLIAM
DURRANT
& ironmonger 1871 |
1869 - 1884 |
| JOHN SUFFLING |
03.11.1884 |
| ALFRED JARVIS |
14.10.1901 |
| WILLIAM FLOOD |
27.07.1908 |
| ADELAIDE FLOOD |
11.09.1916 |
WILLIAM FLOOD
? not in Licence Register |
1922 |
| ROBERT WILLIAMSON |
24.07.1922 |
| Fine £1
plus costs of £1/9/2d for selling to a person under 18 years old. |
05.08.1925 |
| ARTHUR
JAMES ANDREWS |
20.10.1930 |
| ROBERT
EDWARD RANDALL DENT |
05.10.1931 |
| ALFRED
ERNEST HENRY LEE |
11.12.1933 |
| EDWIN
SHEPHARD |
15.05.1934 |
| ALFRED
ERNEST HENRY LEE |
20.08.1934 |
| CECIL
LEVERETT (manager) |
1937 |
| ERNEST
SIMMENS |
22.11.1937 |
| ALFRED
ERNEST HENRY LEE |
03.08.1938 |
| GEORGE
ARTHUR BUTCHER |
12.11.1945 |
| WILLIAM H
HOWARD |
01.04.1946 |
| EDWAIN
SAMUEL RISEBROW |
05.08.1948 |
| ARTHUR
PERCY TURLEY GODLEY |
09.05.1949 |
| ARTHUR
GARNETT BRETT |
04.04.1955
- to at least 1969 |
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c1950
Sales 1961 of 89 barrels of beer & 60 spirits.
Well worth finding according to 1976 North Norfolk Guide.
(And still the case)
According to Mary Hardy's diary, Mr William Hardy went to Holt on
Monday 22nd December 1783 and purchased the Black Boys public house for
the sum of 100 Guineas, paying the Lord of the Manor £14 and the Steward
3 Guineas.
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