Licensees :
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JOHN DOUGHTY	1836 - 1860
SARAH DOUGHTY age 65 in 1861	*1851 - 1856
SAMUEL HADDON & master tailor Died Q4 1869 - age 67	1858 - 1869
MARY HADDON See below	1870
HENRY PEGG RANSOME & blacksmith & farmer 33 acres Age 43 in 1871	by 1871
JAMES CUBITT	04.01.1886
HENRY TURNER	27.09.1897
THOMAS WRIGHT	01.11.1897
DINAH WRIGHT	12.06.1899
HENRY TURNER	26.06.1899
GEORGE HILL	25.09.1899
FREDERICK KEMP	02.03.1903
ROBERT FRANCIS	17.10.1932
MATTHEW JAMES WYLIE	09.01.1933
FRED TURNER	15.04.1936
OSCAR MEAD CORNER	26.09.1938
EDWARD GRIFFITH GILLARD	07.05.1951
GEORGE ARTHUR VERNAN (also as Vernau and Vernon)	09.03.1953
IVY ELSIE VERNAN	18.10.1973
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DAVID SUTTON Here for 6 months	1985
"A local landlord for several days"	to 15.09.1985
IAN BRYCE	by June 1986

On Monday 22nd August 1870 it was said that Samuel Haddon had died a few weeks previous and his widow had remarried. Mr. Upcher, the owner of the property said that he would not accept Mr. Pegg Ransom as a tenant and so the licence would be no good to him. The licence was deferred, but Mr. Ransome had the licence by 1871.

One of a row of terraced houses, built from stone cobbles.

Reputed to have the deepest cellar in Norfolk.

At court Monday 16th May 1870, Mary Haddon was charged with having deficient pint and half-pint measures.
Fine of 4s 6d.



Morgans supplies to the house for 1960 were :-
112 barrels of beer
20 spirits (gallons)


December 1984


OS grid ref - 145419

CLOSED 2006