| Licensees : |
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JOHN JORDAN
Died 12th June 1795 |
here 06.1781 - 1795 |
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Ө |
MARY JORDAN |
1795 - 1796 |
| EDWARD TAYLOR |
1796 - 1799 |
JOHN
RANDALL
Died 14th July 1806
(Will dated 28th July 1906, had been dictated Saturday 12th July
1806) |
to July
1806 |
|
Ө RICHARD JOHNSON |
to 1808 |
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| WILLIAM LEE |
1836 - 1839 |
| WILLIAM BILHAM |
1845 |
RICHARD BILHAM
age 62 in 1851
& basket maker |
1846 - 1858 |
| EDWARD WEGG |
1861 - 1864 |
| WILLIAM WEGG |
1865 |
| THOMAS MEDLER |
1868 |
JABEZ CRACK
(also as Jubey Crack)
Age 21 in 1871 |
1871 - 1875 |
| JOHN COE |
by 1877 |
| JOHN STEWARD |
13.11.1880 |
| SAMUEL FISKE |
17.11.1883 |
GEORGIANNA FISKE
(Wife of Samuel. Daughter Audrey married Robert Whisker) |
13.12.1915 |
| ROBERT JAMES WISKER |
30.09.1921 |
| JAMES BISSETT WILL |
14.10.1938
to 1964 |
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| CHARLES CLARKE |
to 1998 |
| DOROTHY & DENNIS CLARKE |
1998 - |
| JOHN OLSEN |
03.10.2000 |
| -SANDY & BERNI ..... |
2009 |
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1987
A late 14thC building.
Generally known as the BELL
Lot No. III in sale of Estate of the late Henry Hagon,
Wednesday 4th July 1781. Then in occupation of John Jordan at an annual rent
of £6 10s.
On Friday 6th December 1839 a complete Brewing Plant
at Blakeney was to be sold. Included were leases of three public houses,
nineteen years of which remained unexpired at Michaelmas. One of then
houses was the Bell.
Reopened as a freehouse and rated as `Deservedly popular' in a 1976 guide book.
A Jaguar car engine was installed in one of the fireplaces by licensee
Charles Clarke. The engine was sometimes demonstrated to be in full working order.
Beers with Jaguar related names were brewed for the house by Scott's of Lowestoft. (Brewery closed 1999)
Charles Clarke was reported missing, presumed dead following a boating accident off
Blakeney 12.05.1998.
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