| Licensees : |
| - |
|
| THOMAS
THURTLE |
1794 |
| - |
|
JEREMIAH GAZE
& farmer & timber merchant
age 33 in 1841
(died Q4 1848) |
1836 - 1848 |
WILLIAM OLIVER
age 46 in 1851
Died Q2 1854 ? |
1849 - 1854 |
| Mrs WILLIAM OLIVER |
1855 - 1856 |
WILLIAM SMITH RICHES
age 47 in 1861
(died Q1 1867) |
24.06.1858 |
FREDERICK WILLIAM PRESS
died Q1 1870 |
06.01.1864 |
Mrs MARY PRESS
widow
age 35 in 1871
(re-married W T Broome Q2 1873) |
1871 - 1872 |
WILLIAM TOWNSHEND BROOME
age 56 in 1881 |
1875 - 1883 |
| ROBERT M CATCHESIDE |
1888 |
| ROBERT A HOWLINS |
1890 |
HENRY GANDAR
age 35 in 1891 |
1891 - 1896 |
| (Licence transfer dated 4th May 1897 to unknown recipient. -
Possibly to Mr. Hulbert) |
| WALTER HULBERT |
1899 - 1900 |
THOMAS W
SETCHELL
age 31 |
1901 |
LESLIE
PLATTEN
age 43 in 1911
Died Q1 1923 |
by 10.1902 - 1922 |
| EDITH MAY PLATTEN |
1925 |
REGINALD LESLIE PLATTEN
Died march 1941 - age 48 |
12.10.1926 |
| DOROTHY L PLATTEN |
01.04.1941 |
D A GRIMBLE
Brewery representative |
23.02.1971 |
|
1907
Documents exist dating the house back to 1728.
Appears on Bryant's 1826 map.
William Oliver advised his Friends and the Public, 3rd May 1849, that he
had taken Possession of the Inn and would be supplying Superior Ales,
London Porter, Wines and Spirits.
A Bowling Green was being prepared and would open very soon.
11th June 1891 - Proprietor Harry Gandar advised Secretaries of Fishing,
Cycling and other Clubs that the Hotel had undergone complete renovation
and was situated in one of the most picturesque spots of the Eastern
Counties, adjoining the River, which afforded excellent fishing and
boating. It also had one of the prettiest Bowling Greens.
The Household Furniture, a 14 ft Dingy and a useful Chestnut Pony, the
property of Mr. Hulbert were to be Sold, Monday 8th October 1900 since
he was moving.
Mr. L. Platten offered a Donkey (good goer) and a nearly new Set of
Harness and a Varnished Car, for sale, October 1902.
Part of the bowling green was washed away in 1912 floods.
Originally in Great Hautbois Parish |
