| Licensees : |
| - |
|
| THOMAS
PLATTEN |
1789 - 1795 |
| - |
|
| MARY MAY |
1836 |
EMANUEL
GAMINARA
Born Genoa 1794
Died at Downham Market 1892
(alt. as Gaminald, Gaminard & Gamnara)
(Given as Emanuel Gaminars by Craven in 1856 - but this is believed
to have been in error, William Booth being recorded here in 1854.)
Buried at West Dereham, his gravestone records that he had been
a soldier in the 2nd Imperial Guard and was the last known survivor of
the retreat from Moscow in 1912 |
1841 - *1851 |
WILLIAM BOOTH
& carpenter |
1854 - 1868 |
| Mrs MARY
ANN BOOTH |
1869 - 1877 |
PETER LEECH
(Mrs Peter Leech 1879) |
1879 - 1885 |
| CHARLES WOODGETT |
1888 - 1896 |
| ROBERT MILFORD |
to 1897 |
| EDWARD GATES |
28.07.1897 |
| Miss LOUISE ELIZABETH
WOODGETT |
1900 |
| WILKIN MANNING |
1903 to 1905 |
HENRY BURDEN
Age 50 in 1911 |
30.07.1905 |
| FREDERICK FIVEASH |
31.10.1921 |
| SIDNEY JAMES DANN |
30.10.1922 |
| GERTRUDE DAISEY DANN |
14.08.1939 |
| HAROLD GEORGE FREEMAN |
30.03.1948 |
| ALBERT HENRY DAY |
29.04.1957 |
| DUNCAN BROWN |
11.03.1963 |
| WALTER
GEORGE PEARSON |
20.09.1965 |
| JAMES CEDRIC
OWEN EASTER |
18.09.1972 |
|
| DAVID EDGAR
WHITESIDE |
10.03.1975 |
12.08.2000 Images taken August 2000 courtesy of Susan & David Goddard.
|
1956 image thanks to John Staveley.
(Fiat Topolino parked outside)
Said to have opened in late 1700's
It was reported 4th September 1875 that the Marquis Townshend had closed
the Buck, the only public-house in the village.
<This appears to have been a short tem closure>
Morgans sales 1960 - beer 107 barrels, spirits 21
(gallons)
Apparently the darts team c1950.
Harold Freeman is seated with the dog at his feet.
Reopened for One day only 11.00am to 11.00pm 12th August 2000
(Bar run by staff from Fakenham STAR)
12.08.2000 |
