| Licensees : |
| |
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| ROBERT PURDY |
1781 |
| - |
|
WILLIAM ROWLAND
age 56 in 1851
& journeyman carpenter |
1836 - 1861 |
| JOHN BURCHAM |
* 1869 - 1871 |
| EMANUEL
LARKMAN |
* 1875 -
1877 |
| W. J. J. BOLDING |
by 1878 |
| WILLIAM ELDEN |
16.11.1878 |
| CHARLES ATKINS ROPER |
13.11.1880 |
| W. J. J. BOLDING |
1881 |
| WILLIAM RUST SMITH |
17.11.1883 |
| JOHN POOLEY |
26.06.1886 |
| LEWIS LOVELL FARROW |
26.05.1888 |
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Broken into Sunday 1st December 1781, by two villains, who appeared to be chimney-sweeps, one an
elderly man in a thread-bare duffle coat and the other a young man with a
long slop that reached to the calves of his legs. They stole a gun, a
large silver watch, a pair of cased buckles, a large table cloth, 2/6d in
silver and about 18d in halfpennies. - Crime report 8th December 1781.
Licence ``Surrendered by S&P at time of removal of licence.
WHITE HORSE, Edgefield ''.
According to note in the licence register.
This possibly relates to the upgrading of the WHITE HORSE licence to a full licence, but
the licence register for that house suggests that the house had a full licence from at
least 1878
Became Crown Cottages. |
