| Licensees : |
| PERCIVAL SELF |
1840 |
| JAMES NEAVE |
1843 |
DAVID DODD
age 44 in 1851
& carrier
Died 1864 |
1850 - 1864 |
| GEORGE BOND |
1865 - 1869 |
| CHARLES ALDOUS |
1871 - 1872 |
JOHN RANDALL
Funeral took place Monday 25th February 1907 |
1873 - 1907 |
GEORGE FICKLING
& jobmaster
& jewellery agent
Died Friday 22nd May 1914 "after a somewhat severe illness". |
1908 - 1914 |
Mrs EMMA FICKLING
(Died 1939 -age 83) |
1916 - 1919 |
| ERNEST EDWARD DIXON |
1922 |
| Friday 3rd February 1922 - Paid
costs of 10s having pleaded guilty to allowing gaming, in the form of a
raffle or guessing competition just previous to Christmas. Police
Superintendent Fuller said he believed the offence was committed in
ignorance. |
| ERNEST ISAAC TURNER |
1925 to 1940 |
| Friday 11th February 1927 - Fine of
£1 for supplying intoxicating liquor at 2:55 pm on 10th January. "An
extremely difficult case to deal with". (Three men had ordered lunch and
drinks at about 2:00 pm and were finishing when PC Makins gained
entrance to the locked house.) |
| Mrs CAROLINE TURNER |
15.03.1940 |
GEORGE ROBERT RAYNER
manager |
12.04.1940 |
| GERTRUDE & BASIL WILLIAM JUDE |
26.04.1940 |
| JOHN HENRY WILLIAM WOODHOUSE |
13.05.1949 |
| SIDNEY FREDERICK HILLING |
13.09.1957 |
| JOHN RAYMOND BURROWS |
undated
(by 1967) |
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Ernest Turner (next to chap with cycle) & customers.
Image provided by Richard Myhill.
Offered To Be Sold By Auction, Thursday 2nd January
1840.
Recently erected, sash-fronted and well accustomed.
In occupation of Mr. Percival Self.
Containing an area of about Four Acres and adjoining the Depwade Union
Workhouse.
Possession at Michaelmas.
Lot 2. Apply to Mr. Neave, the Proprietor (at
CROWN)
For sale by auction April 1843.
Then described as recently erected and sash fronted, near or adjoining
the Depwade Union workhouse. With Capital Barn, Outhouses, Stables,
Yards and Gardens all within a ring fence, containing Four and a Half
Acres.
All the Furniture and Out-door Effects of David Dodd, deceased, were to
be Auctioned, Tuesday, 27th September 1864.
Lot No. 20 in the sale of the Diss Lower Brewery Thursday 30th March 1876.
Purchased by Youngs, Crawshay & Co.
The Executors of the late John Randall instructed the
Sale by Auction of his Household Furniture and Outdoor Effects, Friday,
9th March 1907.
No change recommended at First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and Steward &
Patteson 29th May 1962.
Sales given as 92 barrels.
Richard Myhill advises :- Ernest Isaac Turner, and his wife Caroline were the landlords of
the Queens Head from 1925 until their deaths in 1940. He died on 3rd March 1940, in the
Queens Head, and she died 16th March 1940 in the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital.
(The day after the licence was granted in her name).
An application for alterations and improvements was
approved on Friday
22nd September 1949.
Caroline & Ernest Turner.
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