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HIGH COMMON
 BUCKS LANE		 FOREHOE HUNDRED BEERHOUSE
later FULL LICENCE - c1896		 -
MORGANS  
BULLARDS  
WATNEY MANN April 1967
BRENT WALKER March 1988
PUBMASTER  
Licensees :
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HENRY BUCK
& journeyman blacksmith
Died Q3 1878 - age 60		 1854 - 1878
MARY ANN BUCK
& shopkeeper
Died Q2 1889 - age 66		 1878 - *1888
JOHN BUCK
& carpenter		 1890 - 1891
Mrs SARAH ANN BUCK
& post office		 1892
ALBERT CLARKE 1895
FREDERICK DANIELS 1896
JOHN SMITH *1900
CHARLES SMITH 1901 - 1925
WILLIAM HENRY BURT 1929 - 1937
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DENNIS RYDER 1973 - 1974
March 1974 - Fine of £10 for allowing the house to be open at 11:58 pm on 15th December 1973.
(Mr. Ryder was absent at the time of the offence, a barman was the person in charge. 15 to 20 persons had been found in the house.)
DAVID REEVE 1988
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KEITH McDOWALL 1993
JOHN PLUMPTON 1997 - April 2014
LESLEY & PAT O'DOWD 13.04.2014
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The Buck - 1999
1999

Lot No. 6 in sale by auction Monday 1st July 1895
A red brick & tiled Beerhouse containing - Kitchen, Back kitchen, Shop, Store room and 5 Bedrooms, Stable, Out-buildings, Garden and Well of water. Capital paddock with Wheelwrights shop thereon, In all 1acre 1R 6P - In the occupation of Albert Clarke at the annual rent of £15.


Morgans sales for 1960 were :-
93 barrels of beer &
39 spirits (gallons)


Location sometimes given as Wicklewood since part of the Buck was within the Wicklewood parish boundary until 1980, when the boundary was relocated northwards.