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WHITE HORSE OLD BUCKENHAM index
CHURCH GREEN SHROPHAM HUNDRED FULL LICENCE
SHROPHAM REGISTER taken 19th September 1789
LACONS   
WHITBREAD   
SCOTTISH & NEWCASTLE   
GREENE KING   
    
Licensees :
JAMES FOULSHAM 1782 - 1783
ROBERT SMITH 1789
THOMAS SNELLING 1791
-  
WILLIAM KERRY 1830
GEORGE TAYLOR HOLL
age 45 in 1851
& watchmaker
& letter receiver - 1851
& sub postmaster  - 1861
( died Q3 1862 )
1836 - 1861
Mrs MARGARET HOLL
age 49 in 1865
( & watchmaker 1872 )
Remarried James Avis and moved to Attleborough )
1863 - 1877
GEORGE ROGER HOLL
age 47 in 1879
& watchmaker
( died Q4 1899 - age 58 )
1879 - 1888
Mrs ALICE HOLL
( died Q1 1914 - age 82 )
1890 - 1912
GEORGE T. HOLL 1916 - 1929
WILLIAM JOHN PETLEY 1933 - 1937
The Norfolk Chronicle of 4th Jan 1783 advised...

To be Lett, and entered upon immediately, the WHITE HORSE, at
Old Buckenham, in Norfolk, and old established Public-house, in
full Trade, now in the Occupation of James Foulsham, who has
carried on the Spirituous Liquor Trade in the Wholesale Way, which
may be an advantageous Branch to the succeeding Tenant, with a
proper Capital, as none but such will be treated with.
    For Particulars enquire of Brightwen and Jackson, Diss,
Norfolk.



Closed c1998 for major refurbishment.
Reopened 1999 as the
GAMEKEEPER BAR & RESTAURANT.

 

Many thanks to Janelle Penney for the 1783 newspaper transcription
taken with permission, from © film provided by the
British Library Newspaper Library
Thanks also to Robert Campbell.