| Licensees : |
| - |
|
| JAMES HOOK |
1772 - 1817 |
| THOMAS
CLARKE |
1830 -1831 |
THOMAS BAKER
& blacksmith |
by 27 April
1831 - 1836 |
| JAMES MAY |
1839 |
| EDWARD BELLAMY |
1845 |
| HENRY
BELLAMY |
1846 |
| JOHN OGDEN |
1850 |
| GEORGE SWANN |
1854 |
| JOHN GIDDENS |
1858 |
| JOHN BIRD |
1864 - 1869 |
|
28.08.1865 - Fine 1s and 11s costs for allowing two cows to stray on the
highway on 18th August. |
| WILLIAM FELSTEAD |
1877 - *
1883 |
| WILLIAM OVERLAND |
1890 - 1900 |
| RICHARD PRATT |
1904 - 1909 |
| WALTER STEVENSON |
11.10.1909 to 1925 |
| JOHN SIMON TURNER |
20.07.1925 |
EVANGELINA TURNER
(Previously at the DUN COW) |
07.01.1935 |
| GEORGE FREDERICK AMPS |
06.01.1936 |
|
c1914
According to a mortgage document dated 29th September 1760, the property
described as a messuage apparently occupied by cooper Thomas Baker, son
of the late Thomas Baker, carpenter.
In a mortgage document dated 6th July 1772, the property is described as
the Bull, with three acres of hempland, barber's shop
and stables, etc., in the occupation of James Hook, William Bailey and
Thomas Baker.
In 1817, Thomas Baker is described as a farmer of Welney Isle of Ely and
the Bull, barber's shop and blacksmith's opposite and 5 acres of
hempland are in occupation of James Hook, John Clay, William Baley and
Thomas Baker.
Advertised, September 1835, To Be Let for a Term of Seven or Fourteen
Years from Michaelmas. Described as old-established and well-frequented
with three Acres of very superior Arable Land situated at the back.
Location given as where the Downham and March roads join.
Location given as Plawfield 1837
Lot 34 : Part of the Union Brewery Estate, sold by
auction Wednesday 25th July 1866 for £500.
Buyer Mr. Thompson of Stamford.
Closed 1965
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