| Licensees : |
| Mr RAYNER |
from 10.1818
to ? |
| EDWARD BEAUMONT |
1830 - 1836 |
| HENRY PLUMB |
1839 |
WILLIAM TINDALE
age 44 in 1851
(also as TYNDALE) |
1845 - 1856 |
WILLIAM BOYCE
& farmer |
1858 - * 1861 |
| JAMES PARKER |
1865 |
| WILLIAM THOMAS SHARP |
1869 |
| WILLIAM R WELCHER |
1871 |
Mrs M LEADER
( at the Commercial Inn ) |
* 1877 |
| SUSAN BOYCE |
1881 |
| CHARLES ANDREW WRIGHT |
1888 |
| HIRAM WARREN |
1890 |
| JOHN MANN |
1891 |
| THOMAS WILLIAM RUMBOLDS |
1892 |
| Mrs COX |
by 1902 |
It is said that
Mrs Cox retired in 1902 and that the house closed.
It seems that the Crown moved into the premises of the
Kings Arms at this time. |
| ERNEST WILLIAM CATFORTH |
1904 |
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| MAGGIE DOE |
by 1917 to 1919 |
| ALEXANDER BLACK |
28.07.1919 |
| ALFRED EDGAR TATUM |
02.01.1933 |
| ENOS WALTER SPRINGETT |
09.07.1934 |
| ROBERT JOHNSON GEMMELL |
11.07.1938 |
| GEORGE WRIGHT |
27.02.1939 |
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c1910
(This is the building that was previously the KINGS ARMS)
Original building now known as All Saints Lodge.
Said to date back to 1380
Appears on Bryants 1826 map
Family & Commercial Hotel.
Relocated pre 1904 into house that was previously the Kings Arms.
The original house stood across the road, to the right, at right angles to the house shown
above.
Morgans sales were 105 barrels of beer in year immediately before
closure.
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