| Licensees : |
| WRIGHT WIGG |
1822 |
| JOHN NICHOLSON |
1830 |
| JONAS G WIGG |
1836 |
WILLIAM SKERRITT
age 42 in 1851 |
1839 - 1854 |
FREDERICK
COOPER
age 60 in 1861 |
1856 - 1869 |
JOHN ASKEW
& painter, plumber, glazier & paperhanger
age 46 in 1871 - 55 in 1881 |
1871 - 1883 |
Mrs SARAH ASKEW
& plumber & painter |
1883 |
| BARNARD SECKER |
1888 |
PHILIP HORACE MACK
age 27 in 1891 |
1890 - 1896 |
GEORGE BUNTING
proprietor 1901 |
1900 - 1901 |
| EDWARD JAMES HARROLD |
by 1901 |
| Fine imposed
30.06.1905 of £1 plus 4/- costs for keeping open during prohibited
hours. |
| THOMAS EDWARD MACK |
18.05.1906 |
| THOMAS HOWES |
07.02.1908 |
| RICHARD ROBINSON |
22.05.1908 |
| JOHN HARDINGHAM |
16.10.1908 |
| ARTHUR GEORGE KELTER |
10.02.1911 |
| ARTHUR GEORGE PELLS |
10.01.1913 |
| FREDERICK HEAD |
16.05.1913 |
|
Shown on c1757 estate map.In 1830 carrier William Bereton called every Monday &
Thursday on route to London, returning every Tuesday and Friday.
Address as Baxter Row 1830, 1836 & 1839.
The Green Man Friendly Society met here in the 1880's.
One rule of the Society precluded any soldier, sailor, bailiff or pensioner from being a
member. The sick or infirm were also prevented from joining, as was anybody over the age
of 30.
A further limiting rule of membership was that none could be admitted unless they had
suffered from smallpox!
Referred to Compensation 02.03.1917
Licence renewal refused 19.09.1917
Demolished before 1952.
Site became Wrights garage. |
