| Licensees : |
FREDERICK WHITFIELD
worsted weaver |
1760 - 1764 |
| Mr PECK |
1801 |
WILLIAM PECK
labourer |
1806 |
JOHN WALLER
labourer |
1807 |
| JOHN CULLEY |
1811 |
| T. BOND |
1822 |
| NATHAN EASTHAUGH |
1830 |
| ROBERT FOX |
1836 - 1841 |
| ROBERT RAYNER |
1842 |
| WILLIAM PYE |
1845 |
GEORGE EASTO
age 51 in 1851 - died 1864 |
1845 - 1864 |
| W. VINCENT |
1865 |
| RICHARD PLANE |
by 1867 to closure |
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Listed as the OLD CHURCH STYLE in 1865.
Location as Upper Market in 1836 & 1854.
As at Fishmarket 1869.Although, according to the Licence Registers, owned by Steward
& Co to 1873, the S&P Trust Deed ( 1837 - 1851 ) says that the house was not
supplied after November 1845 ?
In 1801 a customer attraction was a live rattlesnake.
Visitors were encouraged to bring in animals to be fed to the serpent.
By coincidence it seems the local cat population dipped significantly.
Licence dropped 1877. |
