| Licensees : |
| RICHARD
ANDREWS |
1656 |
| WILLIAM
WHITTACRE |
1656 -
1667 |
| THOMAS
BELL |
1691 -
1694 |
| THOMAS
WARD |
1705 -
1709 |
| JOHN BRAY |
1732 -
1749 |
FRANCIS
MOSEY
( death reported 16th December 1780 - a few days since ) |
1749 -
1765 |
| RICHARD
HARRIMAN |
1765 -
1812 |
| SAMUEL
& ANNE BIRCHAM |
1814 -
1822 |
| JOHN
SECKER |
1822 |
| CHARLES
COOKE TUCKER |
1830 -
1836 |
| CHARLES
TATTAM |
1836 -
1843 |
| JAMES
SPANTON (age 56 1851) |
1844 -
1854 |
| JAMES
BREESE & farmer 174 acres |
1856 -
1864 |
| HENRY
GARNER & postmaster |
1865 -
1875 |
| CHRISTMAS
STAPLETON |
1877 -
1904 |
| WILLIAM PASHLEY |
1907 - 1909 |
| ERNEST PASHLEY |
1912 |
| LEWIS JAMES COPE |
1916 - 1922 |
| EDWARD GARRETT |
1922 - 1925 |
| DAISY
GERTRUDE BARRETT |
1925 |
| RICHARD
BEARD |
12.10.1926 |
| JOHN
ERNEST NEALE |
04.06.1929 |
| DAVID JOHN
GATHERCOLE |
08.08.1933 |
| ALICE EMMA
GATHERCOLE |
30.06.1934 |
| FRANCIS C.
CLARK |
09.04.1957
-
1979 |
| STEPHEN
ROWLANDS |
1979 - 1981 |
| JENNY & JOHN BALL |
1981 - 1986 |
| LEAH LLOYD |
1992 - 1995 |
| KEVIN PERRY |
1995 - 1996 |
| PAULA & GRAHAM WHITEHOUSE |
1996 |
|
Mr Cooks coach c1908Building dates to 1650.
As the THREE BLACK BOYS 1652
and when referenced 1785 by Parson Woodforde 
The business card of James Breese c1860
On Monday 12th and Tuesday 13th
March 1871 there was a `Main of Cocks fought between the Gentlemen of
Suffolk and the Gentlemen of Norfolk.' The usual prize was 5 Guineas per
battle, but the odd Battle had a prize of 50 Guineas.
A bill was sent to Mr Forster of Aylsham, 03.02.1898 by Mr Christmas Stapleton. The sum of
£6/4/- was due for the hire of a miscellany of horse drawn transport during the year 1897.
~
James Wells of Cawston, Farm Bailiff
was accused at the Petty Sessions 12th February 1920,
of `unlawfully consuming certain intoxicating liquor, to wit, Whiskey, during such hours as
prohibited...'
The offence had taken place on 6th February 1920.
The information was provided by Welcome William Basham, Deputy Chief
Constable.
Mr Wells was fined the sum of £1 |
