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White Hart, 18 High Street, Saxmundham
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1823/John Rouse/../../../Pigots Directory
Bury and Norwich Post 03 June 1829 page 2 Col C :
Also by the same Magistrate, Susan the wife of the above Robert Woods for having
upon the 16th day of January last, stolen a silver table spoon the property of
Wm Self of the White Hart Inn Saxmundham. *
The Suffolk Chronicle; or Weekly General Advertiser & County Express. 04 July
1835 page 2 Col F :
Robert Brown was found guilty of stealing three brass candlesticks, the property
of James Whitehouse of Saxmundham. 6 months in Ipswich gaol to hard labour and
the last fortnight to solitary confinement. *
The Ipswich Journal 07 July 1838 page 3 Col E :
Larceny at Saxmundham. John Page 38 was charged with having stolen a sheet, the
property of Mr James Whitehouse of the White Hart Inn Saxmundham. The prisoner
came to the White Hart on Saturday evening the 14th April. and lodged there all
night; on the following morning he decamped with the sheet. The robbery was
discovered ten minutes aft the prisoner left by the wife of the prosecutor, who
examined the room. He was taken at Benhall, by King, the constable with the
sheet in his possession, when he alleged that he purloined the article owing to
want of employment. Guilty: one month's imprisonment and hard labour; first and
last weeks solitary. *
The Suffolk Chronicle; or Weekly General Advertiser & County Express. 07 July
1838 page 3 Col C :
Larceny at Saxmundham. John Page (38) was indicted for stealing on Saturday
April 14 a sheet from the White Hart Inn Saxmundham the property of Mr James
Whitehouse, Innkeeper. On the above day the prisoner went to the prosecutor's
and asked for lodgings with which he was accommodated; But left the next morning
early carrying away with him the sheet in which he had slept. Guilty: One
month's imprisonment in Ipswich Gaol; the first and last week solitary. *
1839/James Whitehouse/../../../Post Office Directory
London Gazette 9 February 1841 :
John Burrows formerly of Bluxhall near Woodbridge Suffolk Cattle Dealer and
Jobber then of Snape Saxmundham Suffolk Cattle Dealer and Jobber and of the
White Hart Inn Saxmundham Suffolk Innkeeper Cattle Dealer and Jobber. *
1844/James Woolnough/../../../Whites Directory
1855/John Lincoln/../../../Whites Directory
1861/John Lincoln/Innkeeper/55/Yoxford, Suffolk/Census **
1861/Susan Lincoln/Wife/57/Beccles, Suffolk/Census
1861/Sarah Lincoln/Daughter/20/Easton, Suffolk/Census
1861/Robert Lincoln/Son, Railway Clerk/16/Saxmundham, Suffolk/Census
1861/Charles Davies/Lodger, Officer Inland Revenue/30/St Georges East,
Middlesex/Census
1861/Eliza Foster/Servant/21/Friston, Suffolk/Census
1861/Mary A Sole/Servant/31/Ubbeston, Suffolk/Census
1861/John Cullingford/Servant/22/Darsham, Suffolk/Census
1869/John Lincoln/../../../Post Office Directory
1874/John Lincoln/../../../Post Office Directory
1879/John Lincoln/../../../Post Office Directory
1891/Misses L & M Sillett/../../../Post Office Directory
* Provided By Giles Colchester - Researching COLCHESTER family
** Provided By Colin Ager