Licensees :
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JEREMIAH BEALES age 41 in 1851 & butcher died 12th July 1851 - age 42	*1839 - 1851
Mrs ELIZABETH BEALES widow	*1852
THOMAS REEVE (married Elizabeth Beales 2nd quarter 1853) age 44 in 1861	1854 - 1865
JEREMIAH BEALES age 33 in 1871 died in 10th March 1876	1868 - 1876
11th August 1868 - J. Beales v Jabez Potter. Claim for 11s 2d, of which 1s 1d was for beer consumed on the premises. Judgement was for 10s 1d.
Mrs GRACE BEALES age 45, widow  in 1881 (Mrs J Beales 1877)	1876 - 1888
HARVEY WHITE age 63 in 1891	1890 - 1892
GEORGE KING	1896
HERBERT FREDERICK HUTSON (& Florrie Hutson 1906) age 39 in 1901	1897 - 1907
Monday 25th May 1903 - Fine of £1 1s , or 7 days for striking engine driver Timothy Stevens on 11th May. Stevens had been beating a small boy and Hutson had lost his temper.

It was recorded Friday, 18th January 1878 that Mary Ann Beales, widow of the late Jeremiah Beales, had died on 15th January 1878.
She was the mother of R & S Beales, linen manufacturers of the parish.
When her first grandchild was born, it had, father and mother, two grandfathers, two grandmothers, four great grandfathers, four great grandmothers, and fifteen uncles and aunts, all residing in the same parish.

Image thanks to the Diss Family History Group.


Jeremiah Beales is described as a butcher in 1831, no mention of beer.

The Debtors and Creditors of Jeremiah Beales were advised 6th March 1840 that all his Effects had been assigned to Edward D. Alston and James Carver, both of Diss, for the Mutual Benefit of his Creditors.
Mr. Beales was described as a Beer-house Keeper and Butcher.

The Farming Stock, 2 Weanlings, 11 Pigs, Growing crops of Corn, Brewing Utensils, &c. For Sale by Auction Thursday, 27th July 1876, by direction of the executrix of the late Jeremiah Beals.

A Freehold Tenement in the occupations of E. Edwards and Mrs. Ludbrook, with Weaving Shop, and a Freehold Residence with Weaving Shop, and 1a. 1r. Land, was For Sale by Auction, Thursday, 23rd January 1879, by direction of Robert Beales, the Executor of the late Jeremiah Beales.

There was no objection to the licence being referred at the East Harling Brewster Sessions held Monday 12th February 1906.
With a population of 600 and 5 fully licensed houses in the parish, the house was deemed to be surplus.

Licence renewal refused 21st June 1906 and referred to Compensation.

Not found 1908.






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