| Licensees : |
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JOHN BUNTING
(Three Farmers) |
1780 |
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| WILLIAM RUTHERFORD |
1836 - 1839 |
WILLIAM
BAKER
Age 68 in 1851 |
1841 - 1851 |
| JAMES BAKER |
1854 - 1858 |
ROBERT
BLADE
Age 40 in 1861 and farming 15 acres |
1861 - 1864 |
| WILLIAM BLADE |
1865 |
JOSEPH
SIMPSON
See opposite. |
1868 - 1873 |
WILLIAM THURLOW
Age 34 in 1881 |
1875 - 1896 |
WILLIAM WINTERTON
(At ANGEL in
1900)
(Died April 1937 - age 86) |
1904 - 1912 |
WILLIAM BOUGHEN
also as BOUGEN |
by 1912 |
| GEORGE WILLIAM BOUGHEN |
19.04.1944 |
| FRANK EDGAR PIKE |
13.02.1950 |
| STANLEY HERBERT GEORGE CLARKE |
17.04.1950 |
| DEREK JOHN THURSTON |
17.12.1958 |
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The ex-Jolly Farmers, June 1986.
The THREE FARMERS is recorded
October 1780.
Shown on Bryant's 1826 map as JOLLY FARMERS.
Given as THREE JOLLY FARMERS
as deeds dated 1820 and in 1861 and 1881.
Location given as on main road to Walpole Cross Keys.
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At midnight, on
Wednesday 15th October 1873, Joseph Simpson absconded,
taking "£600 in notes and a considerable sum in gold". His
numerous creditors were "left in the lurch".
Simpson travelled to Manchester. On
Sunday 19th October the police discovered Mrs. Simpson in
Salford. Without any resort to indecency, she was ordered to
remove her stays, where £60 in notes were artfully
concealed. Mr. Simpson was found hiding in a cottage in an
extreme suburb of Manchester, but only had £10 in his
possession. It was discovered that he had deposited £570 in
a bank and left the bank-book, wrapped up in a parcel, at a
Salford beer-shop.
Mr. Simpson was returned to Terrington
on 18th October, along with the money; he settled his debts.
In consequence, proceedings for fraud and bankruptcy were
dropped and he was allowed to return to Manchester that
evening. |
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Ceased trading 2nd May 1967.
Officially reported closed 4th May 1967.
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