| Licensees : |
| - |
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| SARAH KEEN |
1794 |
| - |
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WILLIAM DAWSON
Age 45 in 1841 |
1828 - 1841 |
| FRANCIS BOGG |
1845 - 1846 |
| JAMES
MALLON |
1850 |
WILLIAM MALLON
(William Mallen 1851 & 1861)
age 51 in 1851
& lime burner 1856
(Died Q4 1870 - age 72) |
1851 - 1869 |
JAMES WATERS
Age 45
(Died q2 1896 - age 70) |
1871 |
EDMUND YARHAM / YARMAN
Age 40 in 1881 |
by 1875 |
| NATHANIEL
BATES |
22.12.1884 |
WILLIAM MARTIN
Age 29 in 1891 |
16.03.1885 |
| CHARLES PALMER |
17.10.1898 |
HENRY
BICKERS
Age 41 in 1901 |
01.04.1901 |
GIBBON
RAWLING
Died Q2 1903 - age 40 |
11.08.1902 |
| AMELIA
RAWLING (widow) |
20.07.1903 |
FREDERICK JOHN SMITH
(Died December 1936 - age 64) |
21.12.1903 -
1935 |
| (Mrs SARAH SMITH) |
(1922) |
| MINNIE SMITH |
14.12.1936 |
| CHARLES WYBROE |
08.02.1937 |
| JAMES
RUTLAND |
14.02.1938 |
ERNEST HENRY
WORDINGHAM
(Died March 1963 - age 66) |
29.07.1940 |
| GEORGE
MARSH |
01.12.1952 |
| HENRY FRED DURHAM |
03.12.1956 |
| HENRY EVERSON |
04.11.1963 |
| - |
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c1930
For Sale by Auction Monday, 21st April 1788, with Stables, Outhouses,
Lime-kiln, Lime-house, Yards, Garden and Pightle, containing about 2
Acres, let at £30 per annum. Situated "against a road of great traffic".
Shown on Bryant's 1826 map.
In March 1835, 60 year old William Neale was sentenced to one month's
imprisonment for having been found guilty of stealing a pewter pot and a
beer glass from alehouse keeper William Dawson. The offence had occurred on
23rd February 1835.Given as the BLACK SWAN
1883
Watney Mann proposed to close the house in 1970,
it survived into the 1980's.
Houses built on adjoining land to the side and rear.
Derelict and in bad repair by 1996,
a painting of White Swan on gable end deteriorating.
Repaired 1999.
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