| Licensees : |
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| ABRAHAM
HOWES |
1789 |
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| WILLIAM HOWSHAM |
1819 |
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WILLIAM STARLING
Age 50 |
*1841 |
THOMAS LOND
& shoemaker
Age 43 in 1851 |
1845 - 1851 |
HENRY PILE
(Philip Pile 1856 - Henry Pyle 1854, 1858 & 1861)
age 56 in 1861 -
& tailor |
1854 - 1861 |
WILLIAM HAWES
(alt. Hores)
age 40 in 1871 -
& tailor |
1863 - 1871 |
JOHN ELLIS
Age 71 in 1911
(Died march 1919 - age 79) |
by 1872 |
EDWARD ELLIS
(Died December 1960 - age 90) |
04.11.1912 |
JOHN EDWARD ELLIS
(Died June 1987 - age 83) |
03.01.1949 |
JOHN EDWARD GEORGE EDMONDS
(Died December 1988 - age 68) |
04.03.1957 |
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Recorded in Register of Blofield, Taverham & Walsham Hundred licensed houses taken 9th September
1789.
Thieves broke into the house of William Howsham on Monday 12th April
1819. They stole £15 from a bureau and about 14 gallons of spirit from
the cellar. They were un-named and still free two weeks later.
Shown on Bryant's 1826 map.
S&P report prepared for Watney Mann April 1969 recommended immediate closure, stating
`Bar is dismal, Cellar damp and toilet accommodation unsanitary.''
S&P sales in final year of trading were :-
18 barrels of draught beer &
15 barrels of bottled beer.
Reasons for closure stated :-
"Structure sound, but sanitation poor."
Demolished and site included within housing development.
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