| Licensees : |
| - |
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| JOHN SHINER
(?) |
1794 |
| - |
|
THOMAS KEMP
& veterinary surgeon.
Age 45 in 1841
see below |
* 1830 - 1845 |
JOHN FLOOD
age 32 in 1851
Died Q1 1882 - age 64 |
1851 - 1882 |
| JOHN MINNS |
1883 |
| GEORGE CRAFER |
1885 |
| CHARLES NORRIS |
1888 |
BRYAN WILLS
(Stonemason aged 29 in 1891) |
1890 |
JOSEPH COX
Age 46 in 1891 |
1891 - 1900 |
EDWARD
COCKS (Cox ?)
Age 40 |
1901 |
| ALBERT CREED |
1904 |
HARRY R SCOTT
(Out of business, late publican, age 52 in 1911 - living in Bury St.
Edmunds) |
1908 |
ROBERT
ERNEST BELLHAM
(Died December 1951 - age 81)
|
1911 |
MICHAEL ARMINGER
Died September 1925 - age 76 |
1912 to 1925 |
JOHN ARMINGER
(Died December 1950 - age 76) |
12.10.1925 |
FANNY ARMINGER
(Died December 1975 - age 85) |
1942 - 1962 |
John, son of Thomas & Mary Kemp was baptized at Barton Bendish 25th
June 1830. Thomas Kemp, of Fincham, was given as Publican.
(Thanks to Honor Jones)
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c 1910
Lot No 3 in sale of Fairswell Manor Farm (Lot 1) ,
The Manor of Fairswell (Lot 2), held Saturday 31st August 1844.
The Inn described as Freehold and free of brewery tie consisting of
parlour and tap-room in front, with three sleeping-rooms over, bar,
pantry and back kitchen, a large club-room, a Brew-office and other
buildings. A four-stalled stable, Hay Loft, gig-house and Granary over.
The whole being 1 rood and 11 Perches.
The Household Furniture and Utensils of the Inn, and a small but
excellent Brewing Plant were to be Sold by Auction Thursday, 10th
October 1844 since Mr. Thomas Kemp was declining Inn-keeping and about
to enter a Farm at a considerable distance.
Lot 16 : Part of the Union Brewery Estate, sold by auction Wednesday
25th July 1866 for £700.
Buyer Mr. W. H. Exley.
Closure agreed at First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and S&P 29th May 1962.
Sales given as 63 barrels of beer.
Licensee given as aged 70, having been a tenant for 20 years.
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