| Licensees : |
AMY ROPER
widow |
1760 - 1762 |
WILLIAM CRAKE (?)
labourer |
1763 - 1764 |
| SAMUEL GLAZE |
1806 - 1807 |
| JOHN WOOLLARD |
1822 - 1830 |
| GEORGE DOWSON. |
1836 |
WILLIAM RIX
age 48 in 1851 |
1839 - 1856 |
| PHILIP PEARCE |
1858 - 1865 |
| THOMAS MAYS AMIS |
15.10.1869 |
| EDMUND STEPHEN WELLER |
10.05.1871 |
| WILLIAM MAYES |
25.03.1881 |
| GEORGE BENJAMIN JOHNSON |
09.10.1897 |
ALICE LOUISA MAYES JOHNSON
widow |
04.02.1902 |
| WILLIAM BEER |
24.08.1909 |
| SARAH ANN BEER |
07.04.1917 |
ALBERT ARTHUR BLOGG
( Took over house July 1917 ) |
11.02.1918 |
| EMMA JANE BLOGG |
17.07.1928 |
| CHARLES THOMAS HEPWORTH |
15.06.1937 |
| LESLIE ARTHUR SAMUEL DIX |
06.10.1953 |
| . |
|
| CHRIS TRUMAN
( licensee ) |
to closure
1984 |
| JOHN COOKE (
manager ) |
to closure
1984 |
|
1983
Advertised in the Norfolk Chronicle of 21st September 1776 to let, for entry from the 29th
of September.....` Enquire at Mr. Jacksons Brewing Office at Conisford.'
Said to have been known as the GOAT & COMPASSES
pre 1800.
Given as the THREE COMPASSES in 1802, 1840,
1858, 1865 & 1869.
An order was granted in 1884 for provisional removal of licence to new premises about to
be constructed on adjoining site.
Order declared final 16.06.1885.``Even after 1945 had a sand covered floor and S&P
beers served straight from the barrel. The bar offered rails for both hands and feet.''
House closed 10.11.1984 and converted into an estate agents office. |
