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Licensees : |
ROBERT
UTTING
age 58 in 1851
& wheelwright
( Died Q2 1867 - age 74 ) |
1836 - 1863 |
ROBERT
UTTING
age 56 in 1881
& wheelwright
( Robert Skelt Utting died Q3 1884 ) |
by * 1869 |
| THOMAS
UTTING |
20.10.1882 |
| WILLIAM
BUSHELL |
31.08.1885 |
| JOHN BROOME |
21.06.1886 |
| NATHANIEL
BYLES |
17.01.1889 |
Miss LOUISA
FENN
age 38 in 1891 |
09.1889 |
| ELIJAH
THOMAS ALLEN |
12.1895 |
| GEORGE LAWN |
21.12.1896 |
| GEORGE
EVERT |
18.10.1897 |
| JOHN MOORE |
17.10.1898 |
FREDERICK
GOLDSMITH
age approx 28 in 1899
( Married Charlotte Sparkes Q4 1898 ) |
17.04.1899 |
ZEPHANIAH
JARVIS
& carpenter
age 36 in 1901 |
17.12.1900 |
| MARTIN
LINFORD |
09.04.1906 |
| WILLIAM
WATTS |
13.07.1908 |
EDGAR
WILLIAM WRIGHT
age 36 in 1911
& Engine Driver |
20.12.1909 |
| WALTER
CHARLES HATLEY |
18.12.1911 |
| EDWARD
BLYTH |
20.10.1913 |
| FREDERICK
WRIGHT |
19.07.1915 |
| ALFRED
SHEARING |
18.10.1915 |
CHARLES
BARRETT
( temporary transfer ) |
01.12.1919 |
DAVID
CHARLES PALMER
( Temp transfer Feb 1920 - Full 19.04.1920 ) |
02.02.1920 |
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The above image was posted in 1908.
Edgar Wright & family c1910.The house is given as the BEAR
in the 1851 census.
( According to the LDS )
Property sold to ( Charles ? ) Barrett 1921.
No licence application made.
Not identified in Kelly's 1922 directory.
Known as Crown Farm in 1920's
Today the property is known as Chaucer House
and the above scene is nearly the same -
Except the large tree is gone.
May 1st 2001
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The 1841 census does not name licensed premises but the route of the
enumerator along the Street, from the direction of the Reepham Road, first
gives ( Page 12 ) James Brown, Innkeeper ( Named at Ram in 1845 ), then (
Page 14 ) William
Barrett Publican, at what should be the Crown. Robert Utting ( Page 15 ) is given
further along the census return as a Wheelwright at what appears to be the Black
Horse, a beerhouse. Finally ( Page 20 ) Thomas Sturley is named as Innkeeper at what
would be the Bell, with the location given as the Slade. The complication
is that William Barrett is given at a beerhouse in 1836 and 1845 ( Black
Horse ? ) and Robert Utting is named at the Crown in the same years.
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Further examination of the 1841 census shows
that shortly after visiting the house of William Barrett,
the enumerator arrives at the Slade.
This suggests that several houses were missed on the first
sweep along the street.
It seems likely that the public houses, and other dwellings
were visited out of order.
Perhaps the enumerator stopped in each licensed establishment,
had a tipple and got confused ??? |
