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ROYAL OAK WELLS next the sea Index
BURNT STREET NORTH GREENHOE HUNDRED BEERHOUSE CLOSED by 1895
ELIJAH EYRES as recorded 1878
Licensees :
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ROBERT HOUGHTON
(Butcher in 1841 age 65 and in 1851, age 78, living at Lion Yard in both census returns. Beer retailer at East End in 1845)
1840's?
.......... KIRKE undated
CHARLES HOLMAN
(Age 50 in 1841, occupation as farmer, living in Burnt Street. Age 64 in 1851, lodging at the Wheatsheaf  - Died Q1 1852)
undated
JOHN CLARKE
(Miller age 25 in 1851. Then lodging at Buttlands with James West.
Corn miller - 1856, 1864 - Burnt Street.
Miller & farmer 1858,  1861, 1863, 1865 - All at Burnt Street)
(A John Clarke, butcher,  is given at the Kings Arms, Freeman Street, from 1864)
to 1865?
Mrs. ANN BUNTING *1863 - *1865
CHARLES WHARF
& brewer
Age 24 in 1871
(Apprentice blacksmith in 1861, Furrier at Gambles Yard 1881 - Died Q1 1906 ?)
*1869 - *1879
   



At some time before 1770's the RED LION, Lion Yard, Quay, was known as the ROYAL OAK.
This house seems to have been established at a much later time.

Exactly when this property in Burnt Street became a beerhouse has yet to be identified.

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Offered for sale by auction 22nd July 1878 as a freehold beerhouse.

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Owing to the death of C. Miller, co-partner in Elijah Eyre Breweries, offered for sale again 28th February 1879, `that messuage or dwelling house, with barn, stables, and other buildings, yard, gardens and land belonging...... total of 19 perches.....'
Sold for £250 to other directors of Elijah Eyres.
The sales contract listed the current occupant as Charles Wharf and named previous parties from Mr. Houghton to Mr. Clarke, who were probably owners rather than licensees.
Mrs. Bunting is identified as running a beerhouse in Burnt Street in the 1860's, which is almost certainly this house.

Described in 1895, when again offered for sale, as a shop, formerly the ROYAL OAK, but still owned by Elijah Eyres.