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(St. Margaret's at Cliff)
Eileen Coleburn emailed me to say:- "apparently there was a parrot kept in the bar while Frank Sherwood was licensee around 1920, whether inherited from previous licensee or not I don't know, but it was famous for shouting to departing customers "Take your umbrella, it's going to rain!" REPEATEDLY!!!! One can only imagine that it was removed to the living quarters pretty damn quick before all their customers left for good." She goes on to say that Eileen sadly passed away suddenly in 1920. According to the records, Frank stayed at the pub just one more year to 1921. Both are now buried in the churchyard opposite. This pub has now been renamed The "Smugglers" probably due to its distant past when it was frequented by various smugglers with their goods from St. Margaret's Bay. St. Margaret's Bay being the closest part of England to France.
LICENSEE LIST
GAGE John 1890-1900+
NORRIS H 1901+
SEAL Mrs 1914
SHERWOOD Frank Caton to Nov/1921
COX George Henry Nov/1921-24+
MATCHAM C 1932
JOHNSON Mr F to 1938-Jan/1941
CROCKER Ernest William Jan/1941-Sept/42+
(B)ROACH Edward James Sept/1942-Jan/44
CLINCH or FINCH Ernest W Jan/1944-Sept/44
MEERS or MOORE John G Sept/1944+
CANT Mr G H July/1946+
ANDERSON Joseph Henry 1950-56+
DRIVER Ann 1974+
WILLCOX John 1980's
According to the Dover Express John G Moore was from Cranford, St. Leonards Road, Deal.
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