| Licensees : |
| - |
|
ROBERT MOON
& carter |
1806 - 1807 |
| J. TAYLOR |
1822 |
| WILLIAM MIDDLETON |
1830 |
| THOMAS SHALDERS |
1836 |
ABRAHAM MASON
age 61 in 1851 |
1845 - 1854 |
JAMES ALTHORPE
according to Craven |
1856 |
SAMUEL EAMES
& carpenter
also as Yeames |
1858 - 1861 |
| CHARLES HUGGINS |
by 1865 |
| Licence refused
1867 but granted on appeal 16.10.1867. |
| JAMES HUGGINS |
10.10.1874 |
| EDWARD POPE |
27.04.1877 |
| SAMUEL FLETCHER |
12.03.1884 |
| JOHN STEEL |
29.03.1887 |
| JAMES BUTCHER |
12.02.1895 |
| WALLACE GEORGE SHARMAN |
09.10.1906 |
| ELLEN ELIZABETH SHARMAN |
06.02.1934 |
| JOHN EDWARD KILLINGBACK |
11.02.1936 |
| DUDLEY ALBERT GRIMBLE |
13.03.1956 |
| PETER FREDERICK JACKSON |
12.06.1956 |
| ERNEST WILLIAM TUTTLE |
07.05.1957 |
| DUDLEY ALBERT GRIMBLE |
30.12.1958 |
| HAROLD DAVEY SEMMENCE |
29.08.11961 |
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Given as the JOLLY WATERMAN in 1822.
The WATERMAN INN 1846, 1850 & 1868.
Stood on the corner of King Street and Horns Lane.
Sign above entrance said
`Roam not from pole to pole but step in here where nought excels the shaving but the
beer'.
( The licensee responsible for the sign was also a barber )
Known simply as the WATERMAN
by 1930's
Morgans sales for 1960 were
:-
38 barrels of beer
9 spirits.
Closed before October 1961 according to Bullards documentation.
Licence not renewed 1963.
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