| Licensees : |
| SAMUEL
ELLINGTON |
1781 |
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| CHARLOTTE MANN |
1822 - 1830 |
JOHN CANHAM
age 50 in 1851
( brewer 1845 ) |
1836 - 1851 |
| THOMAS SPANTON |
1854 |
Mrs FRANCES SPANTON
widow age 59 in 1861
- age 60 in 1871! |
1856 - 1871 |
Miss SARAH SPANTON
age 49 in 1881
( boarding house keeper in 1891 ) |
1875 - 1888 |
| JOHN WELCHER |
1890 - 1892 |
EDWARD
SAYER
age 33 |
* 1901 |
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| LIONEL CHARLES DENNISS |
by 1937 |
| WILLIAM CLAUD DEAN |
10.03.1939 |
| ROBERT CECIL HOWLETT |
06.10.1939 |
| WILLIAM LOUIS PAGE |
13.12.1940 |
| CECIL LESLIE FRENCH |
20.05.1949 |
| ALFRED JAMES CHARLES MARKS |
07.02.1969 |
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The
Norfolk Chronicle of 1st December 1781 reported ...
To be sold at Auction, by Richard Bacon, By Order of the Assignees of
Francis Hicks, a Bankrupt, on Thursday the 6th Day of December, Instant
between the hours of two and five in the Afternoon, at the George Inn,
Watton, in the County of Norfolk.
Lot 2 All the Public House, in Watton aforesaid, called the Bull, with the
Outhouses, Stable, Yard, and spacious Garden to the same belonging, now in
the Occupation of Samuel Ellington.
Also a Dwelling House to the said Premises adjoining, now in the
Occupation of Edward Stebbing
Recommended in D. A. Yates 1969 guide. |
