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SHIP INN TUTTINGTON index
AYLSHAM ROAD FULL LICENCE SOUTH ERPINGHAM HUNDRED CLOSED 08.09.1970
SOUTH ERPINGHAM LICENCE REGISTER PS 2/5/1 & PS 2/5/2 ( 3 Feb 1925 to 1975 )
COLTISHALL BREWERY For sale 1796 & again 1841
LETHERINGSETT BREWERY Conveyed by Clement Cozens-Hardy to Morgans 12th March 1896
MORGANS to 1961
BULLARDS 01.10.1961
WATNEY MANN 04.04.1967 : Closed by Watney Mann (East Anglia) Ltd 1970
Licensees :
WILLIAM WEBSTER 1836 - 1841
ROBERT WILSON 1845 - 1850
EDWARD WILSON (29)
& agricultural labourer
1851
SAMUEL BECK
& farmer 7 acres
1854 - 1869
JOHN RIVETT
( James Rivett given 1890 & 1891 )
1875 - 1900
JOHN HENRY MATTHEWS 1904 - 1922
J H Matthews appeared in court 14th May 1920, upon the information of Police Sergeant George Bussey, for not exhibiting a red light on the rear of a cart at 10:25pm, in contradiction of the 1914 Act.
GORDON CHARLES TABERHAM 1925 to 1933
JOHN HENRY BUGDEN 13.06.1933
ALFRED ERNEST HENRY LEE 01.03.1938
ALBERT VICTOR ........?? 09.10.1945
HORACE  ROADLEY ( Harry ) 11.04.1950
DUDLEY A GRIMBLE 04.12.1956
WILLIAM RICHARD USTER ( Bill ) 10.09.1957
RUSSELL CHARLES PROCTOR 07.10. 1958
to closure


For sale by Coltishall Brewery - Lot No. 4 in auction 21st May 1796
- `With Stable and about an acre, by estimation of exceedingly good land with several thriving young Oak trees planted thereon - Also a double cottage near thereto with a garden and the use of a well. - Freehold.

Again for sale by Coltishall Brewery as
Lot 104 in auction taking place from 14th to 17th September 1841.

Morgans sales 1960 were - Barrels of beer, 55, spirits 24

 

Licensee Bill Uster originated from Badharsburg in Germany and was a former prisoner of war. He also had a haulage business.

 

Russell Proctor purchased the site and remained in occupation after closure.

Many thanks to Keith R. Proctor for the update 08.08.2003
& to Jonathan Roadley 27.12.2005