| Licensees : |
| PHILIP
PENTIN |
pre Nov 1781 |
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| JOSEPH NIGHTINGALE |
1836 |
| SARAH NIGHTINGALE |
1845 |
| WILLIAM
GRIMES |
1846 |
FRANCIS
PRIEST
& twine spinner |
1850 |
| CHARLES SUNMAN ( 36 ) |
* 1851 |
| ANN SUNMAN |
1854 - 1856 |
| ROBERT COX |
by 1858 |
| CHARLES HOLSEY |
03.12.1877 |
| CHARLES WILLIAM HOLSEY |
13.08.1928 |
| GEORGE VICTOR DOWDING |
05.01.1948 |
| JOHN JOSEPH GODFREY |
04.10.1962 |
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| GLENNIS & BOB BREWSTER |
1980 |
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Rebuilt 3 times - Each time further inland.
Sheringham council erected a post to prevent fishermen's barrows traversing Slippers Loke.
Charles Holsey removed the post 15th June 1903. A criminal case ensued and ended up
in the London High Court, costing both sides several hundred pounds. The post seems to
have survived and was known as the ``Spite & Malice'' during its lifetime.
Given as at Lower Sheringham 1888
Morgans sales for 1960 were:-
266 barrels of beer
136 spirits
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