| Licensees : |
| ROBERT WARR |
1836 - *
1839 |
BENJAMIN SCURL
age 40 in 1841
age 52 in 1851
age 60 in 1861 |
* 1841 - 1861 |
WALTER MORELAND ROSE
( & comic & instrumental vocalist 1872 )
age 31 in 1871 |
1869 - 1877 |
BENJAMIN CRISP
age 28 in 1881 |
1880 - 1888 |
JOHN EAGLING
& farmer
age 56 in 1891 |
1890 - 1896 |
THEODORE MERRICK BARNES
age36 in 1901 |
by 1901 |
| EDWARD JAMES GALER |
28.12.1927 |
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Owned at one time, pre 1800? by Thomas Charlton, brewer.
Deeds to 1871 show that the house was the property of the Fakenham Brewery until purchased
by Steward & Patteson. However the Licence Records show that Greene King were
supplying the house before Steward & Patteson.S&P records state that the house
closed 1927 and was sold.
The licence registers state that the house was referred to Compensation 20.06.1928 and the
licence did not expire until 31.12.1938.
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Elizabeth Crisp testified 24th April 1880 that
Mrs Stringer was in the house 7th April 1880 and was drunk....and very abusive.
Mrs Stringer was to pay a fine of 2/- and 10/6 costs or suffer 14 days detention. |
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Benjamin Crisp testified against Edward Wright
at Fakenham Petty Sessions 17th July 1880.
Wright had been found asleep on the premises at
7:20 am and upon being woken up accused Crisp of pushing him. Wright threatened to `Punch
his bleeding head off'. Crisp was in fear of bodily harm.
The defendant said he did not know what he was doing and had suffered a fit.
The defendant was to undertake not to interfere with Crisp and not to (leave ?) his house
for a month. |
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