c1925 with Leonard Lawn licensee.
Sold by auction (at the ADAM & EVE, Carleton Rode), Wednesday 19th July 1837. Described as
a Messuage, used as a Beerhouse, called the Plough, with yard and garden, in the
occupation of Mr Samuel Austin.
It was reported to the magistrates at the Annual Licensing Session held
12th February 1907, that the only complaint over the previous year,
regarding any house in the district, had been against the
PLOUGH. There was however,
no objection to licence renewal.
(Offence believed to have been keeping house open late at night .)
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The inquest into
the death of Annie Catherine Chatten, the infant daughter of
James and Mary Chatten was held at the Coffee House, Carleton
Rode, on Thursday 17th September 1908. The child was the
youngest of five and had been born the previous December. The
body had been discovered in her cot by Mr. Chatten early in
the morning of Tuesday 15th September, her throat had been
cut. Mrs Chatten was later discovered partly submerged in the
well, wearing a nightdress and one stocking. A pair of baby's
socks were in her hand. She was recovered from the well and
admitted that she had killed the child with a razor.
At the inquest the jury did not believe
Mrs. Chatten was in a sound state of mind when she committed
the act and found that the child came to her death by shock
consequent upon a wound in her neck. They also found that Mary
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