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OLD BARGE INN NORWICH index
123 KING STREET St. JULIAN FULL LICENCE CLOSED 26.08.1969
NORWICH LICENCE REGISTERS PS 1/8/1 - PS 1/8/4 (1867 to 1965) Index of
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YOUNGS & Co

Freehold property sold by YC&Y Partnership to YC&Y Company as document dated 27th November 1897 for completion 1st February 1898

YOUNGS, CRAWSHAY & YOUNGS   
BULLARDS   
WATNEY MANN Closed 1969
Licensees :
NANCY PARTRIDGE
widow
1806 - 1807
See NELSONS BARGE 1822 - 1830
DAVID FISHER HARMER
age 45 in 1841
1836 - 1842
HENRY GOLDSPINK
according to Magistrates 1845
( as GOLDSMITH in Whites 1845 directory  & in 1846 )
1845 - 1846
FREDERICK GEORGE NEWMAN
age 29 in 1951
* 1850 - 1854
THOMAS NOCKOLDS 1856 
S YEAMS 1858
THOMAS LINCOLN NOCKOLDS
& clicker
1859 - 1867
Licence refused   - Granted on appeal
THOMAS LINCOLN NOCKOLDS
( also as Knockhold )
16.10.1867
GEORGE JOHNSON 04.02.1868
JAMES GIBSON
age 43 in 1881
age 51 in 1891
age 61 in 1901
17.02.1880
HENRY JOHN READ
died Q3 1908 - age 38
19.01.1904
BEATRICE READ 13.10.1908
CHARLES ROBINSON
died Q3 1928 - age 71
05.04.1911
THOMAS ALFRED SWAN 21.08.1928
CHARLES DAVID STOREY 06.09.1932
ERNEST ALBERT FEAK   (Feek?) 07.03.1933
WILLIAM JOHN WODEHOUSE 05.09.1933
IVY MAUD WODEHOUSE 08.02.1944
IVY MAUD MARTIN 11.10.1945
FREDERICK HALL 09.11.1948
WALTER ERNEST EDWARDS 01.01.1952
SAMUEL CHADWICK 28.12.1954
JOHN RICHARD LEATHERLAND 11.10.1960
BRIAN MALCOLM BARRETT 27.04.1965
..... HILL c1968


Occupied part of an ancient house believed to be built c1430 by merchant Robert Toppes. 
The entrance to the earlier MEDDAYS HALL, later MEDDYZ INN
was incorporated in the building.
Now known as Dragon Hall.


Perhaps known as TWO MERRY WHERRYMEN pre 1742 to late 1700's.

OLD BARGE by 1806

Damaged by enemy action 27th to 29th April 1942

Temporary closure August 1969 became permanent.

Building substantially restored by local council following closure
( Purchased in 1979 from Watney Mann ).

 


 

 


House no. 14 on 1845 Magistrates list