| Licensees : |
| JAMES MARSHALL |
1836 - 1850 |
SHIRMAN
PAYNE
age 54 |
** 1851 |
| BIRCHAM & PARMENTER |
1854 |
| JAMES CURTIS |
1856 |
| GEORGE
WOODHOUSE |
1858 |
| ROBERT NEWMAN |
* 1861 |
| ROBERT NEWMAN junior |
1865 |
WILLIAM THURSTON
& agricultural labourer
( William Thirston 1871 & 1872 ) |
1869 - 1872 |
WILLIAM
DEARY
( William Durry 1877 ) |
1875 - 1877 |
JOHN BANYER
& farmer |
1878 - 1904 |
| EDWARD LARTER |
1908 |
| ERNEST GEORGE SEARLES |
1912 |
| ROBERT HENRY PLEASANTS |
1916 - 1925 |
| ANNA MARY PLEASANTS |
by 1927 |
| ROLAND ROBERT TUDMAN |
14.05.1928 |
| ELSIE ELIZABETH TUDMAN |
04.02.1952 |
| FREDERICK HENRY BROWN |
06.02.1961
to at least 1974 |
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Lot No. 80 in sale of Coltishall Brewery 14th - 17th September 1841.
Then described as `lately re-built. in a substantial manner, of brick and
stone'
The building consisted of :- Parlor, Bar Cellar, Kitchen, Pantry,
Club-room, large Dining-room, three Bed-rooms, and three lean-to back
rooms. A LOFTY FISH-HOUSE ( divided into two rooms ), Cooperage and
Warehouse, cart-shed, Stabling for six horses, Wash-house, and a paved
Yard enclosed by folding Gates.
Lot No. 19 in sale of Reepham Brewery Saturday 8th June 1878.
Then let to John Banyer at nominal rent of £8.00 p.a.
Property described as:
A Flint built House comprising, Good Tap Room, Bar & Parlor, Cellar & Pantry,
Five Front Bedrooms; also a Private Sitting Room, with Separate Staircase; Paved Yard in
rear in which is a Wash House, several Storerooms & Cart Lodge; Stable Yard at side of
house with Detached Stable & Skittle Shed; Also a Large Garden behind the whole with
Beet House.
The Freehold was purchased by BULLARDS.
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