| Licensees : |
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EDWARD HOUCHEN
& master shoemaker
(died Q3 1865) |
*1836 - 1863 |
HORACE WILLIAM BEALES
age 33 in 1871
(died March 1912) |
1869 - 1908 |
DAVID A. LOVEDAY
age 51 in 1911
(died September 1913) |
1912 - 1913 |
| Mrs LILY
STEAD LOVEDAY |
1916 - 1922 |
| ARTHUR LARKINS |
1925 - 1929 |
| STANLEY JOHN TAYLOR |
1933 - 1943+ |
| Monday, 22nd February 1943 - Accused
of aiding and abetting the consumption of intoxicating liquor at 11:00pm
on 23rd January. Since the police confirmed that Mr. Taylor was not at
the house at the time, and Mrs. Taylor said she had freely given three
persons a drink, charges against Mr. Taylor were dropped. However the
three members of the public who were present in the house, Bertie
Stride, George Kettle and Mrs. Alice Beales were each fined £1. |
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| BERTIE GEORGE BOWEN |
1951 - 1952 |
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| DORIS SHARMAN |
1960 - 1974 |
| JOHN & EDNA BROWN |
10.1974 |
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c1907
House bequeathed 1777 from Christopher Betts, Gent, to his son
Charles Betts,
No change recommended at the First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and Steward &
Patteson 29th May 1962.
Sales reported as 75 barrels.Became the OX & PLOUGH
in 1970's
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