| Licensees : |
| DANIEL
WILSON |
1780 |
| PHILIP
PENTIN |
here
by November 1781 |
| JOHN WILSON |
1788 |
| - |
|
GEORGE COOK TUCKER
( died 1842 ) |
1822 - 1839 |
| SUSAN TUCKER |
1842 |
THOMAS BOULTER
( at TUCKERS HOTEL 1846, 1854 & 1858 )
& brewer, auctioneer & estate agent |
1843 - 1861 |
JAMES CHAPMAN
( at TUCKERS HOTEL ) |
1862 - 1869 |
| HENRY SOAME JARVIS |
by 1872 |
Mrs ELLEN DERSLEY manager
( TUCKERS HOTEL ) |
1883 |
| ERNEST FREDERICK JARVIS |
30.07.1883 |
| ALEXANDER EDWARD JARVIS |
23.09.1895 |
| FREDERICK ALBERT SAMUELS |
08.12.1947 |
|
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Originally called the ROYAL OAK.
Appears in the 1767 rates list.
Daniel Wilson paid rates for the premises in 1780.
The Norfolk Chronicle of 8th November 1781 advised ...
Philip Pentin, formerly of the Thatched House Tavern, Brinton, late of the
Crown Inn, Sheringham, begs Leave to acquaint his Friends, and the Public
in general, that he has taken the Royal Oak Inn, at Cromer, aforesaid,
which he has fitted up in the neatest and best Manner, and has laid in a
Stock of the very best Wines & Liquors; those who please to make Trial
may depend upon the best Usage, and their Favours will be gratefully
acknowledged, By their humble Servant, Philip Pentin.
Renamed the NEW INN following take over by
John Wilson in 1788.
As the NEW INN & FAMILY HOTEL
1836
Also known as TUCKERS
HOTEL at various times 1854 - 1896.
See also TUCKERS HOTEL TAP.
Thomas Boulter advised owner Benjamin Cabbell
in October 1861 that he could not continue. He had found business `` a total failure
'' in 1860 and ``very little better '' in 1861.
Appears in Licence Registers until 1957, but note
says that `Licence suspended owing to war circumstances'.
The house had been used to billet troops during
Word War 2 and suffered damage by enemy action.
The premises were demolished January 1958. |
