Given as the JOLLY SAILORS in 1819 & 1839

Offered for Sale by Private Contract February 1836 in consequence of the death of Mr. Simon B. Rofe. The house being too large a concern for the Widow to carry on.
Possession to be had on or before 25th March 1836.
Details available from Mr. Charles Rofe at the CARPENTER'S ARMS.

On Saturday 3rd April 1852, Mr. Curtis of the JOLLY SAILORS, retired to rest for a while, complaining of more than usual symptoms of ill health. He soon expired. He had been ailing for some time.

On Thursday 6th October 1906, a signboard, said to have been painted by Old Crome (John Crome 1768 - 1821) was sold at auction (in Norwich) and attracted much interest. Bidding started at 5 guineas and advanced to 12 guineas when won by a Mr. George Boston. The sign of the Jolly Sailors, Yarmouth, depicted a mariner wearing a short pea jacket and red cap. Standing on a shore, with legs wide apart. One hand in his pocket and the other pointing to the sea.