| Licensees : |
| HENRY GODFREY |
1763 |
| MARGARET GODFREY |
1783 |
| MARTHA CROWE |
1791 - 1798 |
| JOSEPH. M. MURRY |
1802 - 1811 |
| JOHN MOLL |
1822 |
| ELIZABETH MOLL |
1830 |
ROBERT MOLL
age 49 in 1851 |
1836 - 1861 |
| S. P. WELLS |
1864 - 1865 |
| PHILIP MATTHEW WELL |
1867 |
| STEPHEN PETER WELL |
by 1868 |
| ( Mrs S. P. WELLS ) |
( 1869 ) |
| JOSEPH HAMMOND |
23.11.1869 |
| WILLIAM CRACKNELL |
17.10.1871 |
| JOHN AMIES |
19.06.1872 |
Convicted
18.02.1880 of allowing consumption out of hours.
Fine £2 plus 7/- costs. |
| HENRY CHARLES HYNARD |
24.06.1881 |
| HENRY ROWLAND |
10.10.1885 |
| WILLIAM JAMES EGLINTON |
05.04.1905 |
| HENRY ROBERT BARKER |
20.10.1931 |
| HERBERT GEORGE FRAMPTON |
02.01.1940 |
| AUDREY ELENA HASTINGS |
10.03.1942 |
| ERIC GORDON LOVEDAY |
04.04.1942 |
| RONALD HARRY ARTHUR NORMAN |
16.07.1957 |
| FRANK WILLIAM BADDERLY |
05.01.1965 |
|
1961
Said to date from 1660.
Also found as either 10 or 11 Broad Street.
In 1830 the coach the Self-Defence left for Dereham every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
at 5:00pm.
Rebuilt 1903.
Severely damaged by enemy action 29.04.1942
( S & P records state totally destroyed )
Reopened....... 1957 ?Closed 07.05.1970 under Watney Mann ( East Anglia ) Ltd.
Demolished to make way for a development including shops and multi-storey car park.
Margaret and Ronald Norman behind the bar - 1961 |
