| Licensees : |
| ....... SMITH |
1779 |
PHILIP BATCHELOR
- wife ELIZABETH
( announcement 27th June 1780 that they had taken over inn ) |
1780 - 1797 |
| THOMAS STOCKING |
1798 - 1799 |
| S. STOCKING |
1822 |
| JOHN LAKE |
1830 - 1839 |
HENRY CRAWFORD
& oyster merchant
( as Henry Crofford 1856 & 1858) |
1845 - 1861 |
| WILLIAM SPARKES |
1864 |
| T. KEMP |
1865 |
| JOSEPH PYMAN |
1869 |
| MATTHEW MORTERS |
* 1871 |
HORATIO HINSON junior
& master mariner |
1875 - 1877 |
WILLIAM JACKSON
& pork butcher |
1879 - 1888 |
Mrs RACHEL JACKSON
& pork butcher |
1890 - 1900 |
| ROBERT WILLIAM JACKSON |
by 1903 |
|
Visited by Parson Woodforde in 1779.The licence application for William Sparkes was
refused at the North Greenhoe Annual licensing meeting of 10th September 1864.
Licence granted to T. Kemp on appeal.
Advertised for sale 1877 Sold by auction at the Crown Hotel, Wednesday
July 29th 1903.
Then in the occupation of Messrs. Morgan & Co. at the low yearly rent
of £12. The house was purchased by Howard, apparently on behalf of Loynes
& Son. However the Licence Registers give Bullards as the owners in
1903 to 1904, so it seems that Loynes & Son soon sold the property on.
( Did Bullards buy the property in order to close it down and thwart their
rivals Morgans & Co ? )
In 1903 the property is described as situate in a good position for Trade,
containing ` Excellent Cellarage, Large Clubroom, Sitting-room, Bar
Parlour, and Smoke rooms, Kitchen &c. ; also Five Bedrooms and Attics.
There is a large Yard in which there are capital Stables, Cart Shed,
Outhouses and Offices, Pump and Well of excellent Water.
Licence not renewed c1904.
Robert Jackson is at the WAGGON & HORSES from November 1904 |
