| Licensees : |
| WILLIAM WESTON |
1822 - 1830 |
| RICHARD PORTER GARRITT |
1836 |
| THOMAS
MINTON |
1839 |
| OZIAS FULLER |
1845 - 1846 |
GEORGE WESTON
age 39 in 1851 |
1851 - 1854 |
| WILLIAM
LACK |
1856 - 1858 |
| GEORGE WESTON |
1860 - 1881 |
| Mrs EMMA WATSON |
1883 - 1891 |
| FREDERICK MARTIN |
1892 |
| WILLIAM MURRELL |
1900 - 1902 |
| JOHN MASON |
1904 to 1921 |
| ALBERT JOHN FRETWELL |
10.01.1921 |
| Fine of 14
shillings was imposed 07.02.1921 for selling whisky at a price exceeding the maximum. |
| ARTHUR JOHN HELYER |
17.04.1939 |
| PERCY DONALD WATSON |
15.07.1940 |
| WILLIAM GAGEN |
04.01.1943 |
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Said to have been patronised by King John in 1216
and by Charles I in 1646.
In 1830 :-
Carrier vans of MARSH & SWANNS called every day except Sunday on route from Kings Lynn
to Cambridge, Ely & London, and on the return journey.
Simon Melton left every day for Upwell and Nicholas Baker departed daily for Watlington.
When the railway first opened on 1846, the sole booking office initially operated from
here..Appears to be the same as the BLACK SWAN
mentioned in a document dated 1864 as being an important establishment.
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