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| SIMON READ CROWE |
1836 |
HENRY HENRY
aged 75 in 1851
& farmer 10 acres
( Henry Henery 1856 ) |
1845 - 1856 |
WILLIAM YOUNGS
& farmer 10 acres
( WILLIAM F YOUNGS 1891 ) |
1858 - 1896 |
| HERBERT PRESS |
1900 |
| GEORGE
EDWARD FORD |
1904 - 1916 |
| MATTHIAS BASHAM |
1922 |
| MATTIAS BASHAM |
1925 |
| HENRY CHARLES SYMONDS |
1933 - 1937 |
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| LINDA &
TED PARKER |
August 1996 |
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Following a mock battle at Bramerton common 12th October 1803, all the
Norwich Volunteers were treated to Porter; and the Officers and Gentlemen of
the Loddon Troop were handsomely regaled by Captain Smyth, with cold beef
and porter.
Participants in the exercise had included 5 Companies of Shropshire Militia,
the Loyal Norwich Volunteers, about 200 men of the City of Norwich Volunteer
Regiment, the Squadron of Norwich Light Horse and the Blofield troop. There
were 4 field-pieces and 2 howitzers. The Loyal Norwich Volunteers, the
Loddon and Blofield troops acted as French. The battle ended with the French
hoisting a flag of truce.
Mentioned in the 1860 diary of Shephard Taylor.
Listed as SEA GULL 1884
Closure proposed at First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and
S&P 29th May 1962 - Not Agreed.
Sales given as 34 barrels. |
