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SWAN HOTEL LODDON index
23 CHURCH PLAIN LODDON HUNDRED FULL LICENCE 01508 520239
John Barwell &
George Peter Bacon
Of St. Stephens, Norwich - owners of Freehold & Copyhold according to 1835 Register of Electors.
LACONS  
WHITBREAD  
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Licensees :
....... BEART 1764
Mr TRICKER died by 02.1782
THOMAS BRETT by 02.1782 to at least 1789
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THOMAS DAVIS PUNCHER 1830 - 1841
CHARLES CAPON 1845
GILBERT HUNT
( posting & Inland Revenue office )
1846 - 1850
WILLIAM MOORE
age 48 in 1851
& licensed to let horses & carriages
1851 - 1856
JOHN CONSTABLE 1858 - 1871
RICHARD RUSHMORE 1875 - 1877
HORACE BLOOMFIELD GREEN
& agricultural implement agent
& insurance agent
* 1879 - 1883
SAMUEL JOSEPH MULLENGER 1888
HARRY SAMUEL MULLENGER 1890 - 1892
HERBERT WILLIAM GOODWINS 1896
GEORGE GIBSON 1900
ARTHUR GIBSON 1904 - 1908
STEPHEN FRANK HODGES 1912 - 1915
FRANK WYNN 1916 - 1922
WILLIAM JABEZ KEMP 1925 - 1937
ERNEST WEBB 1937 - 1963
Mr & Mrs L. TURNER 1967
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17 December 1764 To be SOLD by AUCTION

At the BLUE BELL on HOG HILL, NORWICH on Friday 17th of December next

An ancient and well-accustomed PUBLICK-HOUSE or INN, known by the Sign of the SWAN , at LODDEN in the County of Norfolk, with a Brewhouse, and other convenient Outhouses, and two Pieces of Land containing about five Acres, contagious to the said Premises. The House and Buildings Freehold, the Land Copyhold, in the Occupation of -------Beart, at the yearly Rent of Twenty-six Pounds

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The Norfolk Chronicle of 22nd February 1782 advised...
Thomas BRETT has taken on the SWAN INN, late in the Use of Mr TRICKER, deceased, and fitted the same up with all the Necessities suitable for the genteel Entertainment of the Gentlemen of the Neighbourhood; Gentlemen Travellers, and all others who will please to make Trial thereof, may depend on his utmost Endeavours to oblige them with good Wines, Liquors of all Kinds, neat Bedding, and good Stables, etc, and flatters himself, from the Testament they will meet with, to be honoured with their future Favours.

Included in Loddon & Clavering Register taken 21st September 1789.

Described as a
COMMERCIAL HOTEL & POSTING HOUSE
to at least 1904

Advertising ``Good accommodation; bowling green; stabling; headquarters of the CTC; luncheons, dinners & teas provided; parties catered for'' in 1916

Many thanks to Janelle Penney for the newspaper transcription
taken with permission, from © film provided by the
British Library Newspaper Library
Thanks also to Robert Campbell.