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TUNSTEAD & HAPPING LICENCE REGISTERS PS 26/18/4 (Feb 1968 - Feb 1974)  &
PS 18/14/3 Gt Yarmouth licence registers 9th February 1973 to 14th February 1980
BELLS from 1796
STEWARD & PATTESON by 1866
WATNEY MANN  
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Licensees :
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JERMAN ARMON (Lemon?)
Age 32
1841
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WILLIAM GEORGE
Age 37 in 1861
& farmer
1850 - 1861
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FREDERICK HINDS
Age 64 in 1871
Died Q1 1873 - age 66
1865 - 1871
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HENRY JOHNSON
Age 38 in 1881
1879 - 1881
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JOSEPH PHILIPS / PHILLIPS
Age 66 in 1901
(Died March 1921 - age 86)
1888 - 1901
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HERBERT AMIS
Age 55 in 1911
1908 - 1912
WILLIAM G. KIDD
(Died June 1946 - age 63)
1916
FRANCIS WILLIAM KIDD here 12.1938
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Mr. GRAY / GREY 1950's ?
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WALTER SAMUEL MARSHALL by 07.02.1968
COLIN ERNEST HOWES 11.06.1970
RONALD HACKER STANTON
(Died March 1989 - age 73)
10.05.1972
to at least 1980
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PAUL ANDREWS by 01.2003  -  07.2004 +
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DEAN BATH 2014
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Image by R. Whitlock.
1950's image by Robby Whitlock.

Address also as London Road.

Conveyed to Bells Brewery or their Ancestors 10th October 1796.

On Wednesday 26th October 1838, five persons were on a fishing trip on the motor boat Coronet, which was in collision with a Scottish drifter in the mouth of warmouth Harbour. All the men were rescued from the from the Coronet before it sank. Mr. G. Kidd and his son, F. W. Kidd were among the party.

Freehold sold to Steward & Patteson 28th June 1865
and conveyed by John Penrice Bell, Frederick Brown & Frederick John Turner to Henry Staniforth Patteson and Donald Steward 9th April 1866.

S&P records state that the house was damaged by enemy action during WWII, no exact date given.

Mr. Gray - 1950's. Thanks to Robby Whitlock
Mr. Grey - possibly licensee at some time in the 1950's?
Image thanks to Robby Whitlock.
Can you confirm?