| Licensees : |
| JOHN COOK |
here 1813 to 1815 |
| WILLIAM BOUGHTON |
31.03.1815 -
1836 |
WILLIAM TOPLAR
(Topler 1841 - age 30)
& blacksmith |
1839 - 1846 |
RICHARD COE
age 40 in 1851
& gardener
(Died Q1 1887 - age 80) |
1851 - 1875 |
JOHN CROWN
(Died Q3 1889 - age 65 ?) |
1877 - 1888 |
ALFRED ANDERSON
& shoemaker
age 40 in 1891 |
1890 - 1896 |
ROBERT BARKER
age 50 in 1911 |
1900 to 1921 |
| CYRIL SABIN |
07.01.1921 |
JAMES RUSH
(Died Q2 1948 - age 75) |
07.07.1922 |
| ALICE RUSH |
21.05.1948 |
| DOROTHY MAY MOORE |
07.03.1952 |
| DOROTHY MAY FREEZER |
09.10.1954 to closure |
It appears that
Dorothy Freezer may have subsequently transferred to the New Inn - To be confirmed.
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c1918
Daniel Reeve purchased a property on this site in January 1774.
Redeveloped by 1795 as the ADAM & EVE.
Offered for sale by Auction on 16th June 1813.
Then called the Punch Bowl and tenanted by John Cook as undertenant to
John Patteson Esq.
In 1815 it was
referenced as being lately called the Adam & Eve and now under the
sign of the Punch Bowl.
A yearly rent of £23 had been paid since 1801.
The house is recorded in the Licensing Registers as holding a full
licence. It appears however that the house only ever operated as a beerhouse.
Licence NOT Applied for at Sessions 06.02.1959
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