| Licensees : |
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| THOMAS
MILEHAM |
*1846 - *1850 |
HENRY KNIGHTS
& coal merchant
age 42 in 1861 |
*1856 - *1861 |
| FRANCIS KING |
*1863 - 1869 |
| HENRY KNIGHTS |
1873 |
| Fine of 5s and 18s 6d costs
on Tuesday 25th March 1873 for selling beer contrary to his licence. |
SAMUEL JONES
died January 1889
(Wife Amelia died 4 weeks 5 days later, on 9th March) |
1875 - 1889 |
EDWARD JONES
(Son of Samuel) |
02.04. 1889 - 1891 |
JOHN SARGENT
per trades directory.
(George & Caroline Sergeant, January 1896) |
*1896 |
| Mrs CAROLINE
EMMA SARGENT |
to 10.1900 |
| GEORGE EDWARD EMPSON |
1904 - 1922 |
| Mrs JENNIE EMPSON |
1925 to 1929 |
| JAMES STEVENSON |
21.01.1929 |
| JOHN WHITTLETON |
06.05.1957 |
| JOHN FRANK
NEVE |
21.10.1968 |
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Henry Knights is at The Common in 1851 (a Miller & Sawyer)
In 1854 he is given as a corn miller.
First reference as a Beer Retailer is 1856.
In 1861 his address is Workhouse Road.
In 1863 he is listed as Beer Retailer, Coal merchant, Farmer & Miller.
In 1864 and 1865 his address is given at Wayford Bridge
and Francis King is named at this house from 1865.
(Francis King is a porter at the Union Work House in 1861 - age 62) From
Police Court records it appears that Henry Knights was back at the house
in 1873.
Application made Tuesday 28th August 1882 for a spirit licence - Refused.
Application made Tuesday 24th August 1886 for a wine and spirit licence - Refused.
Application for a wine and spirit licence granted Monday 24th August 1897.
But full licence apparently not awarded until Saturday 23rd October 1897
when it was heard that the licence of the White Horse, Sutton, had been
given up.
All the Household Furniture and Effects of Mrs. Sergent were For Sale by
Auction, Tuesday, 9th October 1900, since she was leaving.
Address 1925 as Wayford Bridge.
Licence not renewed February 1970
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