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EAST CHURCH STREET
 GRANGE ROAD		 GUILTCROSS HUNDRED BEERHOUSE CLOSED
NORFOLK & SUFFOLK BREWERY Co 1886 - See below
COLCHESTER BREWERY Co. by February 1887.
Licensees :
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ROBERT JACKSON
age 42 in 1851		 *1845 - 1851
JOHN BIRBROWN *1854
DAVID POTTER
& agricultural labourer
age 55 in 1861		 1856  - *1875
WILLIAM KEMP *1877
WILLIAM BELT
& agricultural labourer
age 48 in 1881		 1879 - 1881
WILLIAM WARD *1883
HENRY PUNT 1885 - 1886
DAVID BATEMAN
& agricultural labourer
age 54 in 1891
age 63 in 1901
(Died Monday, 24th October 1932 - age 94)		 *1888 - 1905
RICHARD BANGAY
age 47 in 1911		 *1908 - 1927


Appears in census returns from 1851 to 1901


For Sale by Auction Friday 5th June 1868 with one Acre of very productive Garden and a Double Dwelling House, occupied by David Potter and his Undertenants.

Appears on the list of Houses to be closed by Compensation.
Published Friday, 3rd June 1927.
Principle Meeting to be held at the Shirehouse, Norwich on Wednesday, 22nd June 1927.



Not found 1929 or after.
Named The Old Kings Head 1933.

 

Following closure the property was converted into a cottage where Mr. and Mrs. Bangay continued to reside.
Mrs Ellen Bangay died May 1934, age 74.

The Norfolk & Suffolk Brewery Co. Ltd. was formed in 1886 by the purchase, acquisition or otherwise, amalgamate, carry on as a going concern and extend, the two old-established and successful businesses known as the Eye Brewery, formerly owned by Messrs. Tacon and then owned by Messrs Harwood & Co, and the Falcon Brewery of Ipswich, together with some 110 Public Houses in Norfolk and Suffolk, plus the Brewery, Eye.
The King's Head, Kenninghall was number 35 on the list and was described as a Beerhouse with two Cottages and gardens. Freehold.

The Norfolk & Suffolk Brewery Co. became the Colchester Brewery Company by February 1887.

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