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Old photographs
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Norfolk Pubs
eagerly sought.
Your price paid
for any original not already collected.
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NORTH GREENHOE HUNDRED |
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SAMUEL SKOYLES
& farm |
1830 - 1841 |
JOSEPH BOULTER (40)
& farmer 120 acres |
1847 - 1851 |
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Model farmhouse, built 1786-7 by architect Samuel Wyatt.
The east block being the New Inn and used to accommodate guests visiting Holkham Hall.
Shown on Fadens 1797 map
& Bryants 1826 map.
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A Main of Cocks was held here 23rd and 24th January 1804.
Between the Gentlemen of Wells and the Gentlemen of Burnham, there were 21
Main of Cocks at 10 Guineas a battle and 50 Guineas the odd battle. Also 10
Bye Cocks for 2 Guineas a battle.
There were 4 Pitts and a pair of Cocks would be on the Pitt each day at 12
o'clock.
A good ordinary each day at the above inn, and every other sccommodation.
The birds were trained and provided by David Lamb for Wells and Joseph
Fearing for Burnham.
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Note that Joseph Boulter is named at the LEICESTER
ARMS in 1846 Became Model Farm. |
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