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BUCKINGHAMSHIRE ARMS BLICKLING index
BLICKLING ROAD SOUTH ERPINGHAM HUNDRED FULL LICENCE
SOUTH ERPINGHAM LICENCE REGISTER PS 2/5/1 & PS 2/5/2 ( 3 Feb 1925 to 1975 )
FREEHOUSE Peoples Refreshment House Association 1925 & 1927 (PRHA Ltd)
FREEHOUSE Marquis of Lothian (as Licence Register 1925 - 1942)
      WATNEY MANN ( East Anglia) Ltd 04.04.1967 - As recorded in Licence Register
   
Licensees :
THEOPHILUS WELLS 1836
ROBERT UTTING WELLS
age 30 & farming 40 acres in 1851
1845 - 1858
WILLIAM SMART
& farmer 40 acres 1861
& farmer 50 acres 1871
1861 - 1877
GEORGE HAWKINS
& farmer
1879 - 1900
ELI COBB
(& Elizabeth Cobb 1905)
1904 - 1916
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JOHN RODWAY 1922 - 1929
NANCY RODWAY 09.04.1929
PERCY AUCKLAND SWALLOW 03.04.1934
JAMES WILFRED DAWSON 11.06.1935
WILLIAM ABBOTT 01.03.1938
CORNELIUS O'DONAGHUE 14.05.1940
LILY O'DONAGHUE 04.02.1941
WILLIAM GEORGE ANDERSON 10.04.1951
WILLIAM CHARLES LEWIS WYDENBACK 03.06.1952
JOHN SYDNEY BAXTER 13.04.1954
JOHN L D ABBOT 27.12.1957
Mrs ELLEN M A ABBOTT 01.06.1971
ROBERT DOWSON-SMITH 22.02.1972
   


c1914
1914

Built 1693 for (and presumably by) the estate bricklayer.

Extended c1740 and became an Alehouse.
The barn to the West was also built c1740 and
used as accommodation for both the servants and horses
of the visitors to Lord Buckingham at the Hall.
The southern room still contains feeding troughs and hay racks.

BLICKLING ARMS 1845 & 1851

BUCKINGHAM ARMS 1865 & 1891

Robert Utting Wells, publican and farmer, assigned all of his estate and assets to his creditors as described in an indenture dated January 11th 1859. All of his household furniture whether for use as ornamental fixture, beers, liquors, horses, carriages, live and dead stock, growing crops, implements of trade and husbandry plus all other goods whatsoever were to be bargained, sold, assigned, transferred or set to his creditors. These included Samuel Grimmer of Norwich, Wine Merchant, Philip Primrose of Trunch, Beer Brewer and Thomas Smith of Blickling, all of whom gained Power and Authority of the assets. The weaving apparel of Mr Wells and his family were exempt from forfeiture.

The debts were itemised as:-
£31...... J Woodrow
£50 ..... Thomas Smith exor for J Brown
£39/18/- .... Primrose & Co
£23/16/- ....William Primrose by Philip Primrose
£23/9/10 .... Leonard Harman & Sons
£82/1/6 .... Grimmer & Co
£21/18/- ... Isaac Wiseman
£15/0/11 .... John Chapman
£15/5/- .... Charles Barker by William Forster, his attorney
£9/17/1 .... Burcham Parmenter
£0/13/- George E Tattam
£3/17/6 .... Bullock Brothers
£0/6/3 .... H Laxen
£5/11/2 .... William England
£12/18/- .... Thomas Gritterson
£2/9/- .... Henry Craft
£1/4/6 .... B S Austen
£2/14/- .... Robert Margetson
£0/16/- .... James Sands
£0/12/- .... M Symonds
£7/0/6 .... R K Morton
£2/13/- .... G E Burrell
£16/0/4 .... J Salmon
£1/6/3 .... Fred Wright
£5/10/6 .... James Brown
£8.... Robert Palmer
£1/16/- .... Edward Sendall
£3/1/8 .... James Leo Case
£ 2/12/6 .... Richard Clarke
£1 .... William Chapman

A total debt of some £402
 

 

Blickling 29.09.1996
September 1996

 

Map ref TG1728



Map ref TG1728