| Licensees : |
JAMES DOUBLEDAY
age 50 in 1841 |
1836 - 1846 |
THOMAS BALES
age 37 in 1851
& cattle dealer
& farmer 45 acres 1861
(died Q1 1887 - age 73 ?) |
1851 - 1883 |
| Fine of 20s including costs,
on Tuesday 4th February 1867 for allowing gambling on his premises on
the previous Sunday. |
| GEORGE BREEZE |
21.12.1886 - 1888 |
JOHN STEPHEN READ
& farmer
age 81 in 1901
Died Q1 1904 |
1890 - 1901 |
Mrs ELIZABETH READ
(age 52 in 1901)
re-married Q3 1906? |
1904 |
EMANUEL FREDERICK
PARTRICK
age 43 in 1911 |
1908 - 1916 |
WILLIAM H SMITH
(died Q4 1933 ?) |
21.11.1916- 1933 |
| THOMAS RICHARD RUSH |
1937 |
| ALBERT
TUBBY |
? to
closure |
|
1897 image from the collection of the late
Percy Rush.
Shown with permission
As the NEGRO 1836.
The BLACKAMOOR 1845, 1854 &
1863
The NEGRO INN 1851.
The quiet little village held its annual dinner for
farmers and tradesmen on Tuesday17th November 1863. The evening passed very
pleasantly with about forty people attending. Mr. Bales provided a good
plain and substantial dinner.
On the evening of Tuesday 31st October 1843, the South Pickenham Coursing
Party dined at the BLACKAMOOR INN,
Colton, and spent the evening in conviviality.
Site included Bowling green and 7.5 acres of land when sold 1970. |
