| Licensees : |
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JAMES GRANT
& farmer |
* 1836 |
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THOMAS COATES
age 71 in 1851
& farmer |
* 1851 - *
1858 |
ELIZABETH COATES
(Daughter of the late Thomas Coates)
age 43 in 1861
& farmer |
* 1861 - *
1877 |
| ROBERT NOBLE |
to 10.1878 |
GEORGE JESSUP
& carpenter, wheelwright & smith
Age 39 in 1891 |
23.10.1878 - 1892 |
| CHARLES FAIRWEATHER |
13.04.1892 |
CHARLES COX
age 34 in 1901 |
10.04.1895 - 1901 |
HARRY WOMACK
& wheelwright |
23.10.1901 - 1910 |
JOHN COBBOLD
age 51 in 1911 |
1911 - 1915 |
ARTHUR VINCENT
(Died December 1931 - age 69 ?) |
13.10.1915 - 1916 |
| Mrs ROSE HOSKINS |
1920
to at least 1958 |
| ......... HOSKINS |
c1964 |
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Building is a 16thC house with barn.
Note :
No Fersfield beerhouses or other licensed premises are found in Kelly's 1865 directory and
only one appears in 1892 (The Crown).
Advertised To Let, February 1892 with occupation from Lady Day. (25th
March 1892)
On Thursday, 31st March 1892, the Household Furniture, Builder's &
Wheelwright's Stock and the contents of a Smith's Forge were to be Sold,
along with numerous effects of Mr. George Jessup for the benefit of his
creditors.
( Upon conclusion of the auction, fisticuffs broke out between two
attendees. Farmer, Henry Brewington was knocked to the ground for
refusing to give labourer Henry Lanchester a penny for beer. On
Wednesday, 13th April 1892, Lanchester was sentenced to 14 days with
hard labour and ordered to pay 20s costs, in default, a further 14
days.)
Advertised for sale May 2000 (A private dwelling)
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