| Licensees : |
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| ELIZABETH
HEATH |
1794 |
| - |
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PETER PEGG
beerhouse & poulterer
(died Q4 1842 ?) |
**1836 |
JOHN
FLOGDELL
(described as bakery to 1864)
age 47 in 1851
Died Q3 1868, age 63 |
1838 - 1863 |
HENRY FLOGDELL
age 39 in 1891 |
1865 - 1888 |
HERBERT BUNTING
age 39 in 1891
(Licence transfer dated 18th April 1892 to unknown recipient.) |
1889 - 1892 |
| JOSEPH HOLMES |
1893 |
| MATTHEW
BARNARD |
1895 - 1896 |
| EDWARD MASON |
15.02.1898 |
WILLIAM OVERTON
recorded as a visitor 1901 - publican, age 40 |
1900 |
GEORGE BELL
age 42 in 1901 |
1901 - 1904 |
| CECIL HENRY GREGORY |
1908 |
JOHN DODMAN
died Q3 1910 - age 55 |
c1910 |
Mrs MARTHA DODMAN
age 53 in 1911 |
1910 - 1916 |
| EDWARD DODMAN |
1922 |
| ROBERT GEORGE
GRICE |
1925 to 1927 |
| ROBERT WILLIAM CULLEY |
04.01.1927 |
| HORACE
WILLIAM BARKER |
08.11.1927 |
| SIDNEY ALLEN |
13.06.1933 |
| WILLIAM RICHARD MITCHELL |
13.11.1934 |
| SIDNEY G
RUDD |
07.10.1958 |
| WILLIAM J
BARBER |
15.12.1959 |
| PAUL NIGEL
STINTON |
10.04.1973 |
| FREDERICK
GEORGE FARROW |
19.07.1979 |
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| ANN & BRIAN SQUIRES |
by 2002 |
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In the 1880's and 1890's concerts & auctions were held in the Assembly Rooms.
In 1886
the headmaster of the school noted that 41 of his pupils were absent. They were playing
truant and attending an auction. The headmaster remarked that `such little ones can have
no business in such places'.
On 29th May 1889, the Vicar the Rev. J. W. Walker and his wife, returned
from their honeymoon in the West of England. The Railway Station, Board
School and the Duke's Head were adorned with bunting to welcome
them..........
It was reported August 1889 that the old house had been demolished and a
more commodious inn had been erected. The new building being a great
ornament to the village.
Advertised July 1893 - To Let with Immediate possession.
Apply Cooper-Brown & Co. The Brewery, East Dereham.
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