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JOLLY FARMERS FIELD DALLING index
CHURCH STREET
LANGHAM ROAD
NORTH GREENHOE HUNDRED FULL LICENCE CLOSED early 1980's
NORTH GREENHOE LICENCE REGISTERS PS 27/8/1 (1903 - 1961)
Transferred to HOLT DIVISION from 07.02.1936 - PS 28/11/1 to PS 28/12/1 ( 1932 - c1962)
REEPHAM BREWERY to 1878
BULLARDS Conveyed from Bircham & Sons ( Reepham Brewery ) 26.11.1878.
WATNEY MANN to closure
Licensees :
JAMES RUSH
& baker
1836 - 1846
SAMUEL PLATTEN
age 29
* 1851
JNO PLATTEN 1854
SAMUEL PLATTEN 1856 - 1869
JOHN B GUTTERIDGE 1871
MATTHEW MORTER 1875 - 1879
JOHN PAGE
& butcher
1881 - 1911
JOHN ERNEST PAGE 06.11.1911
ERNEST ROBERT PAGE 1912
HILDA NELLIE PAGE 04.12.1953
FRANK EDGAR PIKE 01.01.1954
ROBERT IVOR HUGHES 05.02.1954
ARTHUR JOHN LAWRENCE 22.11.1957
(Charles George? ) COX c1966

Lot No. 27 in sale of Reepham Brewery estate Saturday 8th June 1878.
Let to Matthew Morters at an annual rent of £21.
` A good brick and flint roadside house containing:
Parlour, Tap Room, Bar; 2 Bedrooms; Good Cellar with Scullery & Store Room over, Yard in rear in which are Enclosed Skittle Ground, Detached Wash House, 3 Stall Stable with Loft above & Cart Lodge & a garden beyond; Also a short distance from the Public House an Enclosure of Arable land., comprising about 1½ acres next to the Holt road. Also included an adjoining House with Bakers Shop ( Let for £7 pa) Plus another House with Drapers shop ( Let for £7 pa) - Freehold'
Purchased by Bullard.

The house is referenced as `Formerly the HART' in conveyance documents dated 26.11.1878.

Sales of 109 barrels of beer reported at First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and S&P 29.05.1962. No change recommended.

A 1976 memo in Watney Mann records reads....
` A jovial village pub.....but Charlie is due to retire soon.'

Closed c1984