Licensees :
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JOHN BOND Died Thursday 3rd January 1793 Mrs. Bond of the White Hart married Thomas Gamble Thursday 26th November 1793.	1789 - 1793
THOMAS GAMBLE	1794
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JAMES WEBB See opposite.	*1818
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THOMAS RUDLAND	1824
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WILLIAM COOKE age 66 in 1851 & Shopkeeper	* 1846 - 1856
Mrs RHODA COOKE age 66 in 1861	1858 - * 1861
WALTER WILLIAM COOKE	1865
not found	1868
FREDERICK W. WHARTON	1871
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Weeting With Bromehill

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All the Household Furniture, Brewing Utensils, Fixtures and Effects of James Webb were to be sold here 10th and 11th March 1818, for the Benefit of Creditors.
Items included 2 coppers, Lead wort Pump, Beer Tubs, sound and sweet Beer Pipes and Puncheons and general Brewing Utensils for 5 Coombs.
It was not stated that Mr. Webb was licensee.

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Thomas Rudland Sold by Auction, Monday 17th May 1824, his Furniture and the Whole and his Valuable (Wheelwright's) Stock in Trade, since he had engaged the White Hart.

Thomas Rudland of the White Hart, Weeting advertised, 3rd November 1824, his need for Eight Double Hogsheads in sound, sweet condition.

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Shown on Bryant's 1826 map.

Not found in census returns 1881 or 1891