| Licensees : |
| - |
|
| ? |
1778 |
| CARLSTON
SUSSUNS (?) |
1789 |
| ROBERT ALGAR |
1794 |
| - |
|
SOLOMON SAUNDERS
Died Monday 6th July 1840 - age 55 |
1822 - 1840 |
Rebecca
SAUNDERS
Died 2nd week of December 1842 - age 32 |
1840 - 1842 |
JOHN CHAPMAN
age 40 in 1851 |
1845 - 1854 |
| WILLIAM BATTEL |
1856 - 1868 |
| Mrs SARAH BATTELL |
to May 1868 |
CHARLES EASTO
also as Eastoe |
13.05.1868 - 1876 |
| JOSEPH COPSEY |
1877 - 1880 |
| HENRY SCOLES |
09.06.1880 to 1881 |
| TIMOTHY MADGETT |
13.04.1881 - 1884 |
| WALTER HIGH |
10.12.1884 |
| ROBERT JOHN EASTO |
10.02.1886 -07.1886 |
| JOHN HUDDELL |
14.07.1886 |
| WILLIAM RAYNER |
13.10.1886 - 1908 |
| JAMES GARWOOD |
1912 - 10.1914 |
GEORGE CATTERMOLE
previously at
KINGS HEAD,
Dickleburgh.
(Died Q3 1963 - age 84 ?) |
14.10.1914 |
| WALTER GARNHAM |
1916 |
| ROBERT AGUS |
1919 |
| Wednesday 9th July 1919 - Fine of £2
for having three persons in the house, drinking beer, at 4:30 pm on
Thursday 6th June. The three, Bartram, Grant and Hawes, had dined
at the house and were finishing their beer, they were each fined 10/-. |
| JAMES HENRY READ / REID |
1920 - 1923 |
| Wednesday 25th January 1922 - One of
twelve licensees in the area charged with allowing gambling games on
licensed premises at Christmas. The Bench accepted that the breaking of
the law was in ignorance and all were bound over at £5 each for one year
and to pay costs of either 16/- or 10/- costs each, depending if two or
only one witness had been required to attend. |
| GEORGE ROBERT RAYNER |
undated |
FREDERICK EDWARD DEBENHAM
(Died Wednesday 1st March 1961 - age 75) |
by 1925 to 1938 |
| WALTER GEORGE HINES |
14.07.1938 |
| PERCY SHEPHEARD |
08.02.1951 |
LESLIE JOHN MASKELL
(ex Norwich City footballer - died Sunday 19th November 1995 - aged 76) |
05.04.1951 to 1982 |
| Closed May 1982 to January 1983 for
£70,000 refurbishment. |
| MAARIT & JAMES CHAPPELL |
01.1983 |
| MICHAEL & MARGARET STOCKER |
09.1985 - 09.1997 |
| MARTIN MEEK |
1998 |
| - |
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| DALE EDWARDS |
2002 - |
|
July 1996
An inn in the 15th century.
Possibly then named the PILGRIM'S INN
Present building probably dates from 17thC.
James I is said to have entertained a lady
friend here - her name said to be Anne..
A sale of furniture took place here 24th November 1778.
On the morning of Thursday 20th January 1870 a fire was discovered in a beam running close
to the chimney. It had apparently been smouldering for several days and a
serious conflagration was avoided, Mr. Easto was however still suffering
from the damage three days later. Another report of the fire stated that the
heat of the fire in the room had been so great that gas pipes had
melted. Luckily the gas had been turned off the previous night
On Wednesday 28th September 1870, members of the Early Closing Cricket
Club partook of a supper here. Mr. & Mrs Easto provided a good supper
and gave satisfaction to their guests.
The settlement of Mr. Walter High as landlord of the
Greyhound, was celebrated by an opening tea on the evening of Monday
27th April 1885. "The proceedings were enlivened with some capital
singing, and a pleasant gathering broke up at eleven o'clock."
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