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1782 |
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JOHN SLEGG
( John Slagg 1839 ) |
1830 - 1839 |
| ANN SLEGG |
1845 - 1861 |
| ROBERT BROWNE |
1865 |
| ROBERT DAVEY MILLER |
1869 - 1879 |
| Landlord absent |
1881 |
WILLIAM BARFORD MAHON
& farmer |
1883 - 1892 |
| JOHN ELLIS |
1896 |
| WILLIAM BARFORD MAHON
? |
1904 |
| GEORGE F WALKER |
1912 |
| HENRY EVERITT |
1916 - 1933 |
| WILLIAM JACOBS |
1948 to 1952 |
| GEORGE HENRY SMITH |
15.08.1952 |
| STANLEY C LEVERETT |
11.01.1954 |
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An auction was held here 31st October 1782.
The estate of Wacey Dunham being sold off due to his bankruptcy.
In 1830 :-
The Brancaster based carrier, Mr Fiddleman called at the Hare and at the Plough every
Tuesday and Friday at 11.00am on route to Kings Lynn. Carrier William Howard called every
Monday and Thursday on the same route.
Francis Pointer, from Thornham, called every Monday morning on route to Norwich. Cornelius
Bull from Brancaster did the same journey every Tuesday Morning. |
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October 1998
Shown on Faden's 1797 map and on Bryant's 1826 map.
The cellars have been used as a jail.
Advertised in early 1900's as a Commercial Hotel & Posting House.
In Good Pub Guide 1998 |
