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Licensees : |
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| Mr. PILGRIM
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1779 |
| JAMES MANN |
here
07.09.1789 - 1794 |
Mr. J. GAGE
Died October 1818 - age 61
"A good husband, a tender and affectionate father and sincere friend."
(31.10.1818) |
to 1818 |
CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN
& drover 1845
& farmer 1846, 1861
Age 64 in 1861
Died Q3 1867 - age 71 |
1832 - 1865 |
WHARTON JOHNSON FOSTER mrcvs
& veterinary surgeon
& farmer 46 acres 1881
Died Q4 1893 - age 74 |
1869 - 1891 |
| WHARTON WILLIAM FORSTER mrcvs |
1892 |
Mrs FRANCES FORSTER
(died March 1904, age 80)
(Wharton William Forster M.R.C.V.S., son of Wharton &
Frances,
also in residence in 1900, a veterinary surgeon - died 1907) |
1896 - 1900 |
| SAMUEL RENAUT |
1904 |
SAMUEL HARVEY
Age 48 in 1911
(Died September 1932 - age 68) |
1908 - 1912 |
ROBERT EZRA RIVETT
(Died March 1944 - age 81) |
1916 - 1929 |
| EDMUND THOMPSON |
1933 - 1937 |
LEAH THOMPSON
(Died November 1993 - age 100) |
by 02.1950 |
| REGINALD ROBERT GOOCH |
17.04.1950 |
BERTIE GRUMMETT
(Died March 1966 - age 58) |
21.01.1952 |
| GEORGE RONALD STEVENS |
04.02.1957 |
| HARRY SILLIS |
04.12.1961 |
| BO & EDNA ....... |
by 12.1977 - 04.1980+ |
| HARRY SILLIS |
to 07.1983 |
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SWAN 1779, 1789 & 1794.
As the WHITE SWAN 1890
In December 1779 a Carriage, setting out from the
KINGS HEAD, Houghton, called here to collect game
and parcels destined for delivery in London. Stop described as `Mr.
Pilgrim's at the Swan Inn, Massingham.'
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The Lynn Advertiser of 27th September 1901
carried notice of the sale by Auction,
upon the instructions of Mr W Forster, of ALL
the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS of the INN.
Including 12 feather-beds and bed-room appointments,
dining-room furniture (excellent pianoforte in walnut by Metzler &
Co),
6 antique chairs, bureau, bookcase and quantity of miscellaneous effects.
Also a Cream coloured Cob. 15 1 hh, quiet in single and double harness.
Sale 2:30pm September 30th 1901, at the Inn.
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Reported as "Recently closed." - 19th August 1983.
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