Licensees :
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WILLIAM WARD age 61 in 1851 & agricultural labourer	*1850 - 1864
WILLIAM GARNETT	1865 - 1869
HARRIET GRUMMETT (Garnett?)	to 11.1870
WILLIAM GARNETT	05.11.1870 - 1882
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FREDERICK ROWE farmer - age 56 in 1911	1888 - 1911
Monday, 9th October 1893 - Fine of 10s and 8s costs for killing and taking partridges on 27th September.
Monday, 31st October 1904 - Fine of 5s for allowing two horses to stray on the highway on 20th October.

At the Annual Licensing Meeting held Saturday 28th August 1869 the licence of Mr. Garnett was refused owing to keeping a disorderly house.
However he must have soon regained the licence since he appears to be at the house to at least 1879.

Only found named in 1869 licensing report, Steward & Patteson business report ref BR 1/148, 1911 census and in 1912 licensing session report.

It was agreed 9th July 1888 that the house could open at 4:00 am instead of 6:00 am from July 9th to September 10th, for the ingathering of the hay and corn crops.

Referred to Compensation Authority at licensing meeting of March 1910.

On Monday, 6th February 1911, renewal of licence was adjourned until the meeting of 6th March.

Referred to the Authority for closure with compensation, Wednesday 27th September 1911.

 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. This seems unlikely since according to S&P records they sold the property in 1911.