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CHERRY TREE SEETHING Index
BROOKE ROAD LODDON  HUNDRED FULL LICENCE CLOSED 05.07.1971
    LODDON & CLAVERING REGISTERS taken September 1789 & 1794
WESTONS (St. GEORGE'S BREWERY) sold by auction Thursday 18th August 1864 to Y,C&Y
YOUNGS, CRAWSHAY & YOUNGS from 1864
BULLARDS from 1958
WATNEY MANN  
Licensees :
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SAMUEL FROST 1777 - 1789
MARY FROST 1794
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JOHN CLARKE 1836 - 1846
JESSE GARRARD
age 25 in 1851
& fruiterer
(Garden House 1881 - 1904)
See below		 1849 - 1907
WALTER HERBERT GARRARD 23.10.1907 - 1912
JAMES SAVAGE 1916 - 1925
Mrs SAVAGE to 10.1927
ALBERT SHARMAN 1928 - 1937
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RONALD  APPLETON c1962 to closure 1971

At the Loddon licensing sessions Wednesday 13th February 1907 it was said that the licence of Jesse Garrard, at the Cherry Tree,  had been renewed for the 58th consecutive year.

Sarah Garrod, wife of Jesse, died 23rd March 1913, aged 84.
(It was reported that she had been at the Cherry Tree for 55 years)

Image thanks to Pat Everson
Image thanks to Pat Everson

A large quantity of Whitethorn Layer, three years growth, very clean and thrifty; also Oak and Ash Spring, were to be sold at Samuel Frost's, seething Garden House, February 1777.


Included in Loddon & Clavering Register taken 21st September 1789.


Known as the GARDEN HOUSE  to c1904.

At the Sessions held Wednesday 14th February 1906, Jesse Garrard confirmed that he had been licensee of the Cherry Tree for 57 years.

The Household Furniture and Outdoor Effects were to be Sold by Auction, Thursday, 6th October 1927 since Mrs Savage was leaving.

Immediate closure recommended by Steward & Patteson report prepared for Watney Mann (East Anglia) Ltd. - May 1969.
"Poor trade, Cellar poor & outside toilets."

 

 

Update April 2025 thanks to Pat Everson,
and Lin Bensley

 

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