| Licensees : |
| RICHARD JARVIS |
1822 - 1830 |
| ROBERT FOULGER |
1836 |
JOHN BLYTH
age 50 in 1851 |
1840 - 1851 |
| ( John Harvey according to
White ) |
( 1845 ) |
| JOHN DAMBROCK |
by 1854 |
Convicted
12.10.1894 of selling out of hours.
Fine 20/- plus 7/- costs. |
| WILLIAM WATERFIELD |
31.12.1895 |
| WILLIAM DAY |
14.02.1902 |
| HARRY DAY |
10.01.1922 |
| KENNETH JACK HANNENT |
03.09.1935 |
| ANTOINETTE HANNENT |
05.04.1947
to May 1976 |
| . |
|
1986 |
|
23.08.1936
Image by George Plunkett - shown by permission - Copyright © G.A.F.Plunkett 2002
Part of the estate of Westons, St. Georges Brewery,
sold to Youngs & Co at auction Thursday 18th August 1864.
The rear of the premises included accommodation, this was known as Days Lodging House by
1920's. Mr ( William ) Day was previously head cellarman for Morgans Brewery. The youngest
of his 9 children was Sidney James Day VC ( died 1959 ), he had won the Victoria Cross
during WWII.The house was later known as BLACK ANNA's
after the formidable landlady Antoinette Hannent. The jazz sessions held at the house
during Black Anna's long reign became legendary, with Anna leading on vocals.
Converted into offices following closure August 1989. |
