| Licensees : |
JOHN
FREEMAN
( age 47 in 1851 )
& stone & marble mason |
1845 -
1865 |
| JAMES LING |
11.10.1866
to at least 1872 |
| Mrs
JAMES LING |
1873
- 1874 |
| RICHARD
LAXEN |
1875
- 1877 |
| ANNE
FRANCIS LAXEN |
1878
- 1879 |
ROBERT
BULLOCK
& harness maker |
1879 -
1890 |
| WALTER
DIXON |
1890 -
1891 |
| WILLIAM
HERBERT HAMMOND |
1892
- 1893 |
ERNEST
ALFRED EASTOE
& clog maker |
1896 |
| HENRY
LANCUM |
1900 |
| WALTER R.
NEAVE |
1904 |
| JOHN U
TINKLER |
1908 |
| GEORGE
OLIVER |
1912 -
1922 |
| ARTHUR
KERRY |
1925 |
| HERBERT
JOHN SARGEANT |
08.06.1926 |
| GEORGE
WILLIAM AUSTIN |
13.09.1927 |
| ERNEST
WILLIAM DOCKING |
15.11.1932 |
| DONALD
W DYBALL |
07.10.1958 |
| Mrs
IRENE DYBALL |
04.05.1971 |
| JOHN
CAINCROSS ( Jock ) |
1975 - 1995 |
| PAULINE
HAGON |
1995 |
|
c1908Youngs, Crawshay & Youngs posted (10 October 1908) a Postal Order to the value
of 10/- to this house, addressed a Mr C Hall, stonemason. The money was to pay Miss E M
Bartram for use of her well.
Deputy Chief Constable Welcome William Basham informed
the Magistrates 12th February 1920 that George Oliver, on 6th February
1920 .....did unlawfully permit intoxicating liquor to wit, Beer to be
consumed on his licensed premises during such hours as prohibited...
Fine £5
For sale Spring 2001
Threatened with permanent closure.
Converted to a private residence. |
