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WHITE HORSE ASHWELTHORPE index
THE STREET DEPWADE HUNDRED FULL LICENCE
WESTONS St GEORGES BREWERY - NORWICH
YOUNGS, CRAWSHAY & YOUNGS   
BULLARDS    
WATNEY MANN   
FREEHOUSE From March 1996
Licensees :
ROBERT COLMAN * 1829
ROBERT COLEMAN 1836
ROBERT ELLIOTT
(age 30 in 1851)
1845 - 1877
Mrs ELIZABETH ELLIOTT 1879 - 1888
JOHN ELLIOTT
& carpenter
1890 - 1891
JOHN ALLCOCK 1892 - 1896
JAMES TYRRELL 1900 - 1904
GEORGE WILLIAM EDWARDS 1908
JAMES WELLMAN 1912 - 1922
WILLIAM PARRY 1925
JOHN HENRY LAWN 1929 - 1937
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ROBERT & ROSE HOWES
( Bob & Rosie )
late 1950's ?
..... COOPER c1962
..... REEDER c1963
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LINDA & PETER SMITH 01.04.1997


Robert Colman appears as a victualler at Ashwellthorpe in an Agreement of Sale, dated 22nd September 1829.
A farmhouse, barn, other buildings and parcels of land were agreed to be purchased for the sum of £742, by William Wigglesworth of Wymondham. The property was in Wicklewood and in the occupation of William Breeze.

Part of the estate of St Georges Brewery, Norwich. Sold by auction 18th August 1864 to Youngs, Crawshay & Youngs.

Freehold sold by Y,C&Y Partnership to Y,C&Y Company as detailed in document dated 27 November 1897, for completion 01.02.1898

No change recommended at
First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and S&P,  29 May 1962.
Barrellage given as 116

Diane Alden advises that Bob & Rosie Howes would have been at the house probably in the late 1950's to early 1960's.
Rosie Howes
maiden name was Cooper.