| Licensees : |
| - |
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| JOHN MORLEY
(35 in 1851) |
1850 - 1851 |
BENJAMIN DUFFIELD
age 58 in 1861 |
1854 - 1864 |
WILLIAM RIX
& coal merchant
age 34 in 1871 |
1865 - 1885 |
WILLIAM WARREN
age 47 in 1891 |
30.10.1885 - 1888 |
EDWARD CHARLES NEWMAN
Age 51 in 1911 |
15.10.1909 |
| MARY ANN NEWMAN |
14.04.1939 |
| FLORENCE KATE NEWMAN |
13.10.1944 |
ALFRED JAMES KNOCK
and wife Mary Louisa |
19.11.1954
to closure |
REGINALD
NORMAN FEEK
Brewery representative |
23.08.1957 |
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As RAILWAY TAVERN 1871
William Warren also operated as a coal merchant and charged £1/7/- for
a ton of coal delivered 23rd May 1900 to a local house.
Sited near to the railway station, the house depended a great deal on
railway travellers, so a cut of services to one train per day, in each direction,
contributed towards its
demise.
39 barrels of beer sold in the final year of trading.
The licence was held by S&P until 14.02.1964 when renewal was not
applied for.
By 2004 the house
was operating as a retirement home and Alfred Knock returned to the house
as a resident.
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