WHITE HORSE - St PETER MANCROFT

Mr. Francis announced December 1744 that he had entered the Inn.

Robert Cattermow is given at the WHITE HORSE, St. Peter Mancroft from 1760 to 1764, but Joseph Jasy is also given at a WHITE HORSE, St. Peter Mancroft 1760 -1762 and Robert Davey is there 1763 - 1764.

Lot No.2 in the Sale by Auction of the Estate of the late Isaac Jackson, Monday 26th May 1788. <seemingly not sold>

Offered for sale Monday 18th August 1788, Lot 4, then in occupation of Charles Flowerdew.

Address 1802 as 2 Haymarket.

Offered for sale 29th September 1813, occupant then Samuel Dent

The Household Furniture and other Effects of Abraham Graver were to be sold at auction Wednesday 11th October 1815, for the benefit of his creditors.

William Cater Brittain, recorded as occupier of the WHITE HORSE, Haymarket, cut his own throat on the night of Saturday 4th September 1847. He survived until the following Tuesday. A verdict of `Temporary insanity' was delivered at his inquest held Wednesday 8th September 1847.

Recorded 17th March 1888 as the property of Charles Crawshay and as formerly the SEED MART.

An application was made Saturday 22nd August 1891, by Daniel Beck, for a music licence in order that the hand-bell ringers of St. Peter Mancroft could carry out their practice at his house. Granted.

The house appears to have been known generally as the SEED MART from the early 1800's to c1851.