| Licensees : |
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EDWARD POWELL
age 72 in 1841 |
1830 - 1850 |
GEORGE BETTS
age 45 |
**1851 |
| SAMUEL DIXON |
1854 |
| ROBERT JOHN PARSLEY |
1856 |
| R CLEMENTS |
1859 |
| SAMUEL MITCHELL |
by 1867 |
| CHARLES WADE |
08.03.1870 |
ROBERT CHASON
(George Chaston 1877) |
10.10.1873 |
| FRANCIS WILLIAM HOLT |
11.08.1896 |
| JOHN BLACKBURN |
20.06.1899 |
JOHN BAYFIELD ABBS
Went to Attleborough
WHITE
HART. |
20.03.1900 |
| FREDERICK MOUNSER |
10.10.1901 |
| WILLIAM NEEVE |
17.06.1902 |
| WILLIAM GEORGE NOBBS |
19.01.1904 |
| THOMAS SLAUGHTER |
26.11.1907 |
| HERBERT WILLIAM LONG |
12.05.1908 |
| WILLIAM HENRY NASH |
24.08.1909 |
| ERNEST ALLMAN |
12.10.1909 |
| ERNEST ARTHUR PERREMENT |
13.02.1911 |
| ALEXANDER HYAM |
07.05.1912 |
| ROBERT ROUNCE |
07.10.1913 |
| FREDERICK HORACE ALDRIDGE |
05.04.1922 |
| SOLOMON PALMER |
18.10.1932 |
| WILLIAM MURTON |
12.10.1937 |
DOUGLAS ARTHUR OLIVER BAKER
(Brewery representative) |
14.07.1942 |
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The inquest into the death of Bridget Sunday
was held here 11th November 1824.
Verdict: Not being of sound mind .....did kill herself
Address as Union Buildings 1830.
Union Place 1836 & 1845.
As at South Heigham 1877 & 1883.
John Bayfield Abbs left the house in 1901 to take on the
WHITE HART
at Attleborough. At the time of leaving he had lost £70 in his investment.
Demolished by enemy action 27/29th April 1942.
Stood on the corner of Chapel Street and Manchester Street.
Licence surrendered 14th June 1955 to the
SHOEMAKER,
West Earlham, along with removal from the
WILLIAM IV,
Coburg Street.
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