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COCK DRAYTON index
1 DRAYTON HIGH ROAD TAVERHAM HUNDRED FULL LICENCE Tel : 01603 869598
TAVERHAM LICENCE REGISTERS PS 9/8/1 & PS 9/8/3 (1872 - 1957)
(note 1887 to 1903 are missing)
FRANCIS WESTON BRADSHAW of Drayton
FRANCIS BRANTHWAYT PAYNE BRADSHAW c1878 - Leased to Bullards?
BULLARDS Licence removed to premises to be built on adjoining land 01.03.1956
WATNEY MANN   
BRENT WALKER    
WIZARD INNS March 1998
Licensees :
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WILLIAM CLARKE 1789
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JAMES BUTCHER
& brewer		 1836
ROBERT THOMAS
age 42 in 1851
& carpenter		 1841 - 1856
HENRY ADCOCK
& farmer 1858
& sheep dealer 1861 - age 36		 1858 - 1864
GEORGE BONE
& carpenter		 1865  to 1875
CHARLES IVES 02.10.1875
HENRY PYLE
age 38 in 1881		 26.01.1878
CHARLES DADE 13.08.1887
JOHN KIRK LEWIS
age 50 in 1901		 by 1896
REGINALD HALL 06.06.1903
THOMAS PRATT 20.10.1906
REGINALD HALL
age 35 in 1911		 19.10.1907
EDGAR CHAPMAN 04.01.1913
CHARLES WALTER NEVE
( Also licensee at Red Lion)		 16.10.1915
GEORGE CARR 02.02.1924
ARTHUR ALFRED WARDLE
( Died 19th February 1984 - age 78 )		 24.07.1948
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..... STARBUCK c1962
JACK SIMPSON 1971
   
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KIM PAINTER manager 2004
DRAYTON - COCK - With private room for lady cyclists.
c1916

Recorded in Register of Blofield, Taverham & Walsham Hundred licensed houses taken 9th September 1789.

Rebuilt on adjoining land 1956
Original house (shown above) demolished.

Extensively renovated 1998/9 by Wizard Inns.

Totally `refurbished, revamped and refined ' by Wizard Inns
during a closure period of March 28th and June 7th 2004.