| Licensees : |
| EDWARD AMOND |
1756 - 1780 |
WILLIAM SMITH
age 60 in 1851 |
1822 - 1854 |
WILLIAM
BROWNE
( Rising Sun ) |
1856 |
| JOHN FOULSHAM |
1861 - 1865 |
AMBROSE PASK HARPER
& carpenter
( William Past Harper 1875 ) |
1869 - 1877 |
| GEORGE WOODFORD |
* 1881 |
| JOHN LAIN |
1883 |
| JOSEPH CARPENTER |
1888 |
GEORGE CLABBURN
& carrier |
1890 - 1892 |
| Mrs WILLIAM C. GREATWOOD |
1896 |
| WILLIAM FISHER |
1900 |
| WALTER MALLETT |
1904 |
| CHARLES W. HURRELL (?) |
1908 |
| CHARLES W. FENNELL |
1912 |
| H. FENNELL |
1916 - 1933 |
| H. W. RUNACRES |
1937 |
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Built by early 17thC.
Also given as the RISING SUN
Left by landowner Thomas Randall to his grandsons in 1738, one of several houses in his
estate.
At least 3 Lowestoft porcelain mugs are known to
exist bearing the words ` Edward Amond, The Rising Sun' and dated 1768.
( He was formerly a groom to the Earl of Buckingham ).
The sign at one time was a carved & gilded image of the sun with radiating rays.
This sign is known to have survived at least to the late 1970's since it was propped up
against a wall in one of the rooms then used as accommodation for students. |
