| Licensees : |
| SAMUEL LIBBIS |
1830 |
| JOHN JARY |
1836 |
WRIGHT SMITH
age 40 in 1841 |
1839 - 1841 |
| ROBERT NOKES |
1845 - 1847 |
JOHN BUTTERS
age 42 in 1851
& cattle dealer |
1851 - 1858 |
JOHN MALLOWS
age 52 in 1861 |
1861 - 1875 |
| Mrs MALLOWS |
1877 |
WILLIAM GOODERSON
age 63 in 1881 |
1879 - 1892 |
| JACOB FLATT |
1896 |
| EDWARD CALVER |
1900 |
EDGAR CALVER
age 48 in 1901 |
1901 - 1908 |
| HENRY CHARLES SYMONDS |
1912 |
| GARNETT W. SYMONDS |
1916 - 1922 |
| GEORGE MAURICE BAKER |
by 1925 |
| GEORGE OSBOURNE |
11.01.1932 |
| ANNIE OSBOURNE |
04.03.1935 |
| HORACE ARTHUR ALLWRIGHT |
22.07.1935 |
| MABEL ELLEN ALLWRIGHT |
01.12.1958 |
| DUDLEY A. GRIMBLE |
28.03.1965 |
| FRANK E. PIKE |
04.10.1965 |
| WILLIAM CORBRIDGE |
undated |
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Formerly the site of the
BLUE BOAR
( Destroyed by fire November 1775 )
According to the East Anglian Magazine - December 1970
The house appears to have been called the BLACK HORSE
following redevelopment of the site. It is referenced as being formerly the BLACK HORSE in conveyance documents of 1878.
Included within Lot No. 1 in sale by order of the Trustees of the late John Morse esq.
held 8th & 9th September 1847.
The property included :-
Bar, Commercial Room, 2 Parlours, large Dining Room, Pantry, Store Room, Cellars, 2
Kitchens, Tap Room, 9 Bedrooms, 5 Stables, 2 Gig Houses, 2 Granaries & Yard with Pump
& Reservoir .
Closed by Steward & Patteson 22.02.1965.
13 barrels of beer sold in the final year of trading.
Property exchanged for a Bullards house, the DUKES HEAD
at Stoke Ferry 01.10.1965Renamed the BRECKLAND
during the 1960's
Later renamed the
WHITE HART
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