| Licensees : |
| WILLIAM RUMBOLD |
1781 |
| THOMAS CLARKE |
1793 |
| ..... HORNE |
1822 |
SAMUEL NEWSON
brewer & spirit merchant |
1830 |
| WILLIAM HOWARD |
1836 |
| WILLIAM
TINDALE |
1839 |
JAMES MORTLOCK
age 25 |
1841 |
| ROBERT COE |
1845 - 1849 |
ELIZABETH COE ( widow )
age 46 in 1851 |
1849 - 1861 |
THOMAS CLARKE
age 38 in 1871 |
1861 - 1871 |
| .... BLYTH |
August 1871 |
| WILLIAM
MINNS MARIS |
1875 - 1877 |
HENRY WILLIAM OWLES
& farmer
age 34 in 1881 |
1879 - 1883 |
| ROBERT McEWAN |
1890 |
HERBERT DARNELL
age 22 |
1891 |
THOMAS WILLIAM HUBBARD
(HENRY HUBBARD also given) |
1892 |
| JOHN VINCENT POTTER |
1896 |
FREDERICK PAYNE
age 46 in 1901 |
1900 - 1908 |
| CHARLES POTTER |
1912 - 1925 |
| ROBERT RAYNER |
1929 - 1952 |
| MICHAEL HAWES |
1954 - 1958 |
| RONALD BAXTER |
1959 - 1967 |
| DONALD BEST |
1967 - 1968 |
| Mr & Mrs DAVID W
GATHERCOLE |
1969 - 1974 |
| AUBREY MORTON |
1974 - 1977 |
| DAVID RIDLEY |
1978 - |
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c1925
Called the HART in 1472.
Possibly became the WHITE HART during the
Wars of the Roses.
Extensively rebuilt in the 1770's and became a Posting Inn.
Offered for sale by auction in August 1852 following the death of Samuel Newson.
( His widow, Mary Ann Newson is listed in 1852 as a brewer )
Steward & Patteson recorded that landlord Blyth required
(non-detailed) attention to his licence - August 1871.
The stone to the left was presented from Hingham U.S.A.
( Still in situ today )
D A Yates recommended 1969 & 1970 |
