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RICHARD RANDALL
died 30th July 1827 - age 60 |
to 07.1827 |
| JOHN BROWN |
1828 - 1836 |
THOMAS
TILLET
Age 45 in 1841 |
1839 - 1841 |
JOHN DUNN
Died Friday 13th December 1850 - age 38 |
1845 - 1850 |
ANN DUNN (36)
& farmer 30 acres |
1851 |
| CHARLES RUMSBEY |
1854 |
| ANN DUNN |
1856 |
FREDERICK KING
& wheelwright
Age 32 in 1861 |
1858 - 1861 |
| SAMUEL STOCKDALE |
1863 - 1865 |
JAMES AGGAS
& agricultural labourer 1871
& market gardener 1883 |
1868 - 1883 |
WILLIAM RUTH
Age 56 in 1891
Died Tuesday 4th December 1900 |
1888 - 1900 |
Mrs CATHERINE RUTH
Age 67 in 1901 |
1901 - 1904 |
ROBERT GARDNER
Age 48 in 1911 |
1908 - 1925 |
Mrs ELIZA MARIA GARDNER
(Age 64 in 1931) |
1929 to 1932 |
| WILLIAM JOHN DALLISTON |
14.10.1932 to 1937 closure. |
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The Gardner Family c1910
Violet, Primrose, Daisy,
Robert, Eliza,
Myrtil, Joyce & Hollie.
Image thanks to Philip Pearce via Kate
For Sale by Auction Wednesday 1st July 1761.
Described as the Ancient and Well-accustomed Publick House, near
Reddenhall Church and on the London Road. A Barn and 10 Acres included.
Auctioneer gave location as Redenhall with Harleston when
Lot No. 1 in the sale of Harleston Brewery properties 3rd July 1828
Included a Bake-office, Barn, Stable, Cow House, Yard, Garden and three
pieces of Meadow and Arable Land.
The Coach-house and Stable standing in the meadow behind the Barn, and a
Right of Passage thereto being on Lease for the residue of 99 years,
granted in 1790, by the Reverend Gervas Holmes (deceased).
Location given as Wortwell 1854.
Full licence removed to Scratby CALIFORNIA
TAVERN 2nd September 1937.
Note in licence register says "Closed. No explanation from brewers.
Believe licence surrendered for a new licence out of this district" .
A second note says "Confirmed 1938"
( A fire at premises formerly known as the Yew Tree,
occurred on Saturday 29th July 1944. The fire was confined to
outbuildings and garage belonging to Mr. H. Mains. Valuable plant,
instruments and a car were lost. Part of the building destroyed, dated
from 1580. The main house was not involved.)
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