| Licensees : |
| ISAAC ALSOP |
by 1767 - 1790 |
| THOMAS SANDERSON |
1792 |
| MARY SANDERSON |
1795 - 1799 |
| THOMAS HARRISON |
1822 - 1830 |
| Above entries are
for the KINGS
ARMS |
| SAMUEL SIMONS |
* 1836 |
| WILLIAM HARRISON |
1839 |
| Above entries
apply to the PIG & WHISTLE |
| CHARLES LOYNES |
1839 |
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Known as GOAT'S HOUSE from John Goat who was a landowner in the early 1700's.
Named the KINGS ARMS in 1767 with Isaac
Alsop paying rates.
In 1790 he went bankrupt and absconded.
340 gallons of gin were auctioned here in 1768.
The premises were advertised for sale in the Norwich Mercury of 18th October 1828, then
under the name of the CROWN. A small
brewery was included in the sale.
By 1836 the house was known as the PIG & WHISTLE.
But Pigot still names it the Kings Arms in 1839.
Became the CROWN
& ANCHOR from c1845, following the arrival of Charles Loynes in
1839.
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