| Licensees : |
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| WILLIAM
ELLIS |
1849 |
EPHRAIM DADE
age 39 in 1851
& glover |
1851 - 1868 |
Mrs SARAH DADE
& glover |
1869 - 1888 |
GEORGE MOSS
& labourer |
1890 - 1895 |
JAMES GOODWIN
(Here for 8 years) |
1896 - 1903 |
| JOHN SMITH |
1904 -1905 |
| November 1905 - Pleaded guilty to
being drunk in charge of a horse and cart on 19th October. Fine of 22s
6d or 14 days' imprisonment. |
GEORGE TURNER
(Thomas Turner 1908 according to Kelly)
(Wife Angelina died 9th February 1942. Mr. Turner given as late Tibenham
Boot, having been there for 36 years) |
1906 - 1942 |
| Cautioned during 1939 for supplying
drink in non-permitted hours. |
| Tuesday, 11th February 1941 - Two fines
of 10s for Mrs. Turner selling beer to persons at 3:45 p.m. on 18th
January. Licence renewal granted to Mr. Turner since he had held the
licence for 35 years. |
Mr. GEORGE TURNER
(Funeral took place Thursday 10th February 1977 - age 79 -
Credited of having been at the Boot for over twenty years.) |
1943 - 1964 |
LESLIE TAYLOR
and wife Dorothy (DOT)
Went to Harleston Railway. |
February 1964 to 1971 |
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Mrs Turner at the door c1920.
Image thanks to Deena Warren, GGGranddaughter.
Described as a Beer House when offered for sale by Private Contract June 1849 following the death of owner Mr.
Thomas Stebbings, Mr. Ellis then in occupation. Three Quarters of an Acre of
adjoining Land included.
Lot No. 21 in the sale of the Diss Lower Brewery Thursday 30th March 1876.
Purchased by Youngs, Crawshay & Co.
On Friday 2nd July 1943, the Small Holding consisting of a Cottage,
Pasture Land, Capital Boarded Buildings, in all 1a. 1r. 17p, the
property of Mr. George Turner, were to be Sold by Auction. Location near
the Boot and Vacant Possession at 11th October 1943.
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