| Licensees : |
ISAAC SKIPPER
& carrier |
* 1858 - 1881 |
| Mrs MARY ANN SKIPPER |
1883 - 1890 |
| DANIEL SKIPPER |
by 1891 |
| ALBERT HENRY SKIPPER |
06.04.1906 |
Fine 27.05.1910
of £1 plus 4/- costs
for being open during prohibited hours. |
| JAMES BAKER |
05.01.1912 |
| EMMA BAKER |
11.03.1932 |
FREDERICK SAMUEL
ARTHUR CHILVERS
( died 27.12.1998 aged 78 ) |
07.04.1961 |
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October 2001
Given as the KING WILLIAM 1871
Destroyed by fire March 1928
Rebuilt by S&P
When taken over by Mr Baker in 1912 the tap room contained a high backed
settle. The seat had a 2" hole drilled trough with a drawer fitted below. Inside the
drawer were 3 copper discs.
A 12" square of lead covered scars on the upright settle back.
The seat was said to have been used for the game of ``Gnurdling'',
it was destroyed in the fire of 1928 |
