Great Yeldham pub history index
Built in the 16th century.
This is the White Hart at the start of the Bentley Golden Jubilee' Start
White Hart, Great Yeldham
Kindly donated by Colleen
White Hart, Great Yeldham, 12th March 2000
Residents at this address
The licensee in 1769 was recorded on the Alehouse Recognizances as Edward Andrews, at the White Hart, Great Yeldham.
1754/Thomas ffrench/Owner/../../Will
Will of Thomas ffrench [written 3-May-1754, proven 28-Jan-1757]
"In the Name of God Amen I Thomas French of Great Yeldham in the County of
Essex Yeoman Do make and Declare this my Last Will and Testament in manner
and form following that is to say. First I Give and Devise to my Beloved
Wife Ann ffrench... And Also All that my Messuage Tenement or Inn commonly
called or known by the Name of the White Hart in Great Yeldham aforesaid
with all and Singular the Houses Outhouses Lands Meadows and Pasture Grounds
with their and Every of their Appurtenances to the Lands belonging To Hold
to my Said Wife during her Natural Life and after her Descendants I Give and
Devise the Said Messuage Tenements or Inn Lands and all and Singular the
Appurtenances herein before mentioned <use> to my Son John ffrench and his
Heirs for Ever."***
The licensee in 1784 was recorded on the Alehouse Recognizances as Scutt Cooper, at the White Hart, Great Yeldham.
The licensee in 1825 was recorded on the Alehouse Recognizances as Henry Unwin, at the White Hart.
1832-3/William Gooch/../../../Pigots
1839/William Gooch/../../../Pigots
1841/William Gooch/publican/45/not Essex/Census (pub not named)
1841/Ann Gooch/wife/45/not Essex/Census
1841/Elizabeth Gooch/daughter/08/Essex/Census
1841/William Gooch/son/10/Essex/Census
1841/George Gooch/son/06/Essex/Census
1841/Charlotte Gooch/04/daughter/Essex/Census
1841/Eliza Butcher/female servant/30/Essex/Census
1841/Mary Wilkin/female servant/15/Essex/Census
1848/William Gooch/Victualler/../../Pigots
1851/William Gooch/../../../Post Office
1851/William Gooch/innkeeper and farmer (16 acres)/58/Rougham, Suffolk/Census
1851/Ann Gooch/wife/55/Letchworth, Hertfordshire/Census
1851/Elizabeth Gooch/daughter, employed at home/17/Great Yeldham, Essex/Census
1851/George Gooch/son/16/Great Yeldham, Essex/Census
1851/Charlotte Gooch/daughter, scholar/13/Great Yeldham, Essex/Census
1851/Robert Pitts/visitor, commercial traveller (wine)/49/Thorpe Abbots, Norfolk/Census
1851/Lucy Bocking/house servant/25/Ballingdon, Essex/Census
1851/Henry Bearman/lodger, straw plait dealer/Bocking, Essex/Census
1852/W. Gooch/../../../Kellys*
1855/W. Gooch/../../Kellys*
1861/John Sephton/innkeeper/46/Uffington, Lincolnshire/Census
1861/Elizabeth Sephton/wife/48/Berkshire/Census
1861/Emily Frances Sephton/daughter/17/Lambeth, Surrey/Census
1861/Edwin James Sephton/son, scholar/11/Orton Longueville,
Huntingdonshire/Census
1861/Emily Laver/house servant/17/Great Yeldham, Essex/Census
1861/John Westwood/visitor, traveller in drapery/40/Romford, Essex/Census
1861/Maria Westwood/visitor/43/Hasketon, Suffolk/Census
1861/George Westwood/visitor/18/Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk/Census
1861/Priscilla Westwood/visitor, tailoress/17/Bury St Edmunds,
Suffolk/Census
1862/John Sefton/../../../Kellys
1867/John Sefton/../../../Post Office
1871/John Sefton/../../../Post Office
1871/John Sephton/farmer and innkeeper/57/Uffington, Lincolnshire/Census
1871/Elizabeth Sephton/wife/58/Broad Oak, Hampshire/Census
1871/Herbert Sidle/grandson/03/Colchester, Essex/Census
1871/Caroline Rulton/servant/28/Yeldham, Essex/Census
1874/John Sefton/Farmer/../../Kellys
1878/Stannard Boreham/../../../Post Office
1881/Mira Boreham/Innkeeper/55/Glemsford, Suffolk/Census
1881/Jane Wilson/Daughter/24/Glemsford, Suffolk/Census
1881/John Wilson/Son in Law, Farmer/25/Great Yeldham, Essex/Census
1881/Stanley Wilson/Grandson/1m/Great Yeldham, Essex/Census
1882/Mrs. Mira Boreham/../../../Kellys
1886/William Linsell/../../../Kellys
1890/William Linsell/../../../Kellys
1891/William Linsell/innkeeper and farmer/44/Wixoe, Essex/Census
1891/Anna A Linsell/wife/47/Germany/Census
1891/James L Linsell/son/19/Peckham, Surrey/Census
1891/Ernest W Linsell/son/, coachbuilder’s assistant/16/London,
Middlesex/Census
1891/Grace A Linsell/daughter, scholar/08/illegible/Census
1895/William Linsell/Brewer/../../Kellys
1898/William Linsell/Brewer/../../Kellys
1899/William Linsell/Brewer/../../Kellys
1902/Arthur Hitchcock/Brewer/../../Kellys
1906/William Pearl/../../../Kellys
1908/William Pearl/../../../Kellys
1910/William Pearl/../../../Kellys
1912/William Pearl/../../../Kellys
1914/William Pearl/../../../Kellys
1917/William Pearl/../../../Kellys
1922/Joseph Samuel Jones/../../../Kellys
1925/Walter Ratcliff/../../../Kellys
1929/Reginald Charles Beckett/Proprietor/../../Kellys
1933/C. F. Armstrong/../../../Kellys
1937/Mrs. Moyra Martin/Proprietress/../../Kellys
1939/Mr. C. E. Nankivell/Landlord/../../Petty
Sessions**
1940/Charles Edmund Nankivell/Proprietor/../../Petty
Sessions**
1941/Charles E. Nankivell/Licensee/../../Petty
Sessions**
1941/Mrs. Barbara Nankivell/Licensee/../../Petty
Sessions**
* Provided by the Pubs, Inns and Taverns Index for England, 1801-1900
** Provided by Jill Fleming
*** Provided by Chris N. French
Provided by John Mead