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DEPWADE HUNDRED |
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CLOSED
before 1967 |
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| WYMONDHAM BREWERY |
named in Cann & Clarke document 26th May
1876 as late HAPTON HOLE. |
| MORGANS |
from 11.05.1894 |
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| Licensees : |
| ROBERT DIX |
1836 |
JOHN DIX
age 34 in 1851 |
1845 - 1883 |
| JOHN ARNOLD |
1888 |
JOHN LEE GREEN
& blacksmith |
1890 - 1892 |
| SAMUEL SLIGHT |
1896 - 1900 |
| EDWARD
EVERITT |
to 1902 |
| DANIEL GRAY |
1902 - 1904 |
| Mrs ANNA MARIA GRAY |
1908 - 1922 |
| WILLIAM ROBERT WOODS |
1925 - 1937 |
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A gathering at Whitsun, 1917
Image thanks to Paul & Sheila Patrick
Shown on Bryants 1826 map as the White Horse
but referenced 1824 as the HAPTON
HOLE.
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See HAPTON
HOLE.
In 1904 Edward Everitt ( then at Aslacton Bell ) took action
in court
against Daniel Grey. It was to recover the sum of £6/15/10 being
the valuation of trees, fruit and rose bushes etc.
The sum had been agreed by valuers Borrett for Everitt and the late
Standley for Grey at the time of the latter taking over the house in 1902.
His Honour found in favour of the plaintiff for the full amount plus costs. |
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Detail from the 1917 image provided by Paul & Sheila
Patrick.
It is probably Anna Gray with the serving jug and
H. Smith, Rat Catcher seems singled out for special attention. |
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