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ROBERT STRATTON
Age 60 in 1851 |
*1846 - 1851 |
| ANN STRATTON |
1852 |
ROBERT STRATTON /
Stretton
& farmer |
1853 - 1858 |
Fine of 4s 6d and 14s 6d costs
for having eleven persons drinking in the house at half-past ten o'clock
on Saturday 26th August 1854.
(Address given as Little Hell?) |
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Location also given as Little Hale
March 1852 - Licensee of the
BELL,
Ann Stratton gave a character reference for Henry Varden who was charged
with stealing an axe, the property of George Claxton, licensee of the
CROWN,
Carbrooke. Unfortunately for Mr. Varden, although
Mrs. Stratton said there was not a nicer young man anywhere, he was
found guilty and was sentenced to imprisonment for one month.
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Sold by Mr. Henry Pratt (Auctioneer?) at the Golden Dog Inn, Shipdham,
Thursday 9th June 1859.
` Small Farm and OLD ESTABLISHED BEER-HOUSE, known as the
BLUE BELL INN, with stables,
barn and outbuildings adjoining. Also sixteen and half acres of excellent
Arable and Pasture Land, most of which is freehold.
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