| Licensees : |
| - |
|
| WILLIAM
BEETON |
1794 |
| - |
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| - |
|
GEORGE CLEMENTS
age 49 in 1851 |
1836 - 1851 |
| JOHN GREEN |
1854 - 1856 |
| Monday 12th September 1859 - Fine of 10s
and 11s costs for having house open before 1:00 pm on Sunday 4th
September. |
JOSEPH WITHERINGTON
& engine driver
Went to MULBERRY TREE |
1858 - *1864 |
JAMES WATTS
& carrier
Age 52 in 1871
Died Q1 1880 |
*1864 - 1879 |
CHARLES BENNETT
& farmer
Age 36 in 1881 |
1881 - 1886 |
HENRY BISHOP
Age 67 in 1891 |
*1888 - 1894 |
GEORGE SAYERS
age 55 in 1911
Died Q3 1918 |
from c1894 |
Mrs HARRIETT SAYERS
Died Friday 31st January 1936 - age 91 |
14.10.1918 |
GEORGE WILLIAM TINGAY
(Died Q1 1958) |
06.04.1936 |
| Mr. & Mrs. F. HALLS |
by 04.1952 |
GEORGE FREDERICK ROPER
(ex Det-Sgt. C.I.D.) |
10.1956 |
ALAN McKAY
(*Allan & Molly here 16 years as reported 1987) |
1957 - *1973 |
| HARRY & SYLVIA ....... |
by 12.1976 - 12.1977+ |
DENNIS & SHENA GRAVES
("Darkie" Graves as April and August 1983 reports) |
1979 - 1983 |
|
Image thanks to Angie & Alan Beckett.
Monday 6th March 1905 - Provisional licence granted and the matter
of possible closure referred to the Quarter Sessions.
In 1952 it was said that Mr. George Sayers had taken
on the house 60 years previously, which would put him at the house from
1892, however Henry Bishop is recorded here in 1894. Upon his death in 1918, Harriett Sayers took over and following
her death in 1936, her eldest daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Tingay
followed. Mr. Tingay announced his retirement in March 1952 and was to
be superseded by the youngest daughter of Mr. Sayer and son-in-law, Mr.
& Mrs. F Halls.
Closed Summer 1984.
Norwich Brewery applied for planning permission, September 1984, to
concert into private dwelling(s). |
