| Licensees : |
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ANN BULLEN
(Bricklayers wife - age 65) |
*1851 |
GEORGE BULLEN
bricklayer & victualler 1861 - age 68 - at Trowel & Hammer |
*1854 - 1861 |
| WILLIAM BOWGEN |
*1864 |
| WILLIAM
CRISP |
*1865 |
| 19th June 1865 - Charged of indecent
exposure - 5s fine and 19s 6d costs, and in default, imprisoned for 14
days. |
GEORGE
BARNARD
butcher & beer retailer
age 32 in 1871 |
*1868 -*1877 |
JOHN HUNTER
(Bricklayers Arms 1881 - age 59) |
1879 -*1888 |
EDWARD HUNTER
age 37 in 1891 |
1890 - 1892 |
| Mrs MARIA ROBINSON |
*1896 -*1908 |
JOHN CROWSON SPOONER
Age 39 |
1911 |
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In 1851 Ann Bullen is living with her 10 year old daughter at North Pool.
George Bullen is lodging at the Chequers, South Lynn along with his three
sons, all listed as bricklayers. It is probable that Mrs Bullen was running
the beerhouse whilst the male family were working on a major building
contract.
Location as North Pole in 1868.
As the BRICKLAYERS ARMS in the 1881 census
Un-named Beer Retail at Pool Road 1883, 1888, 1896, 1900, 1904 &
1908.
Referred to Compensation (BRICKLAYERS ARMS) at licensing meeting March 1910.
Although amount of compensation had
been fixed by the authorities, it had still not been paid by February 1912,
so it was assumed that the licensees would be making application for
provisional licenses.
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