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PLOUGH HOTEL DOCKING index
SMITHDON HUNDRED BEERHOUSE CLOSED 08.12.1969
SMITHDON, DOCKING & BROTHERCROSS LICENCE REGISTERS PS 13/4/1 & 2 ( 1949 to 1975 )
SETCH Purchased 1803 for £290 by C. P. Herbert.
Conveyed March 1820 from Cornelius Pateman Herbert to George Hogg & Thomas Allen
BULLARDS 01.10.1961
WATNEY MANN Closed by Watney Mann (East Anglia) Ltd
Licensees :
TIMOTHY SHORT 1755
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WILLIAM SPARHAM 1803 - 1830
GEORGE YAXLEY WEST 1836 - 1839
WILLIAM MITCHELL
age 47 in 1851		 1845 - 1869
SARAH MITCHELL 1871 - 1872
WILLIAM L HORNE 1875 - 1877
JOHN EMERSON
& day waiter		 1879 - 1891
THOMAS EMERSON 1892 - 1912
SAMUEL BLOY 1916
HARRY SYLVESTER LEGGE 1922 - 1937
FREDERICK BARHAM by 1949
ERNEST GUINEY 25.09.1950
DAVID WILLIAM STEPHENSON 08.12.1969

Shown on Faden's 1797 map as the PLOW

Timothy Short inherited the property following the death of his mother.
Prior to this the property was used as a bakehouse.

PLOUGH COMMERCIAL INN 1879

Premises sold, licence not renewed 1972.
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.
William Seapy from Heacham called every Thursday morning on way to Norwich.