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BIDDENDEN
CENSUS 1841
WICKENS William, age 50, Beer Shop.
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From Kentish Gazette 11 October 1842.
TAVERNS, ALEHOUSES, LAND, etc.
Late the Property of Samuel Shepherd, Esq. deceased, and by his Will
directed to be sold.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. BENJAMIN HATCH,
At the
"Saracen's Head Inn," in Ashford, on Tuesday, the 1st day of
November, 1842, at Four for Five o'clock precisely in the afternoon,
Lot 10. A well-accustomed
Beer Shop, with Garden, Stable, Out-buildings,
and about Two Acres of Pasture Land adjoining, at Biddenden, in the
occupation of Mr. Richard Body.
("Castleton's
Oak.")
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Southeastern Gazette, 10 May 1853.
CRANBROOK. Petty Sessions, Thursday. (Before C. T. Pattenson, Esq.,
chairman, T. L. Hodges,. Esq., the Rev. F. Barrow, the Rev. J.
Deedes, G. R. Stevenson, Esq., and W. P. Croughton, Esq.)
William Woodgate, landlord of the "Chequers Inn," Halden, Charles Santer,
beer-house keeper, Cranbrook, (possibly "Crown
Inn") and Richard Elmstone, beer-house
keeper, Biddenden, (possibly "Chequer") were severally charged on the information of
Rumens, with opening their houses for the sale of beer before
half-past twelve o’clock on Sunday morning, the 17th April last. Defendants all pleaded guilty, and were severally fined 40s. and
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