Chapman's 1787 map
1 Sir John Barleycorn | 7 Victoria Hotel(Carlton) | 13 Two Old Brewers |
2 Temperance Hotel | 8 King's Head | 14 Bull |
3 Eagle | 9 Wellington | 15 Green Dragon |
4 Three Tuns | 10 Dolphin | 16 Fountain |
5 Bushel | 11 Lamb | 17 Orby House |
6 Woolpack | 12 Lacons Stores (Pelican) |
Chapman's maps of the C18 have the Cock in the NW corner of the Rookery. Unfortunately the maps are not detailed enough to be absolutely sure which building is being referred to. It does seem from the 1787 map that it was where what was to become the King's Head Brewery and the John Barleycorn Inn. Bearing in mind the unreliability of the directories, and that Pigot 1839 has David Coe there, where as Robson has him at the Sir John Barleycorn, this may well solve the puzzle. Murfitt (Murfett) also appears at Sir John Barleycorn in 1855. It is necessary to consult these directories again. None of the names below have been found in the 1841 census and the 1851 census for 1851 was destroyed. In the last years, Charles Harris was tenant for 11 years before moving to the Crown Fordham where he remained for 13 years In February 1926 the licence was transferred to the Jolly Butchers, Exning, which until then only had a beer house licence. The Sir John Barleycorn was then sold. |
Year | Licensee | Owner | source |
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1787 | Chapman map | ||
1823 | Pigot | ||
1839 | David Coe (at Cock) | Pigot | |
1839 | David Coe (at John Barleycorn) | Robson | |
1844 | David Coe (at Cock) | White | |
1851 | J Hills(at John Barleycorn) | Gardiner's | |
1855 | Henry Murfitt (at Cock) | White | |
1861 | Edward Gardiner (at John Barleycorn) | C.Philips | census |
1865 | Edward Gardiner (at John Barleycorn) | sold by Philips for £390 | Cambridge Independent Press |
1871 | Edward Gardiner | Moody's Brewery | census |
1879 | from Edward Gardiner to Charles James Windsor | " " | Cambridge Independent Press |
1881 | Charles Windsor | " " | census |
1884 | William Jeffery | " " | Bury Free Press |
1891 | George William Hammond | " " | census |
1896 | Thomas Cooper | Greene.King | Kelly |
1881 | Charles Windsor | " " | census |
1884 | William Jeffery | " " | Bury Free Press |
1891 | George William Hammond | " " | census |
1899 | Edward Farmish | " " | Cambridge Daily News |
1899 | Mrs Honor Gault | " " | Cambridge Daily News |
1899 | Ernest A.Plume | " " | Bury Free Press |
1901 | Albert Plume | " " | census |
1902 | Ernest Ebeneezer Carter | " " | Newmarket Journal |
1911 | Ernest Ebeneezer Carter | " " | census |
1917 | William Bailey | " " | directory |
1920 | William Bailey (died March 1920) | " " | Newmarket Journal |
1923 | Caroline Grimshaw to Charles Arthur Harrison | " " | Newmarket Journal |
1926 | Mrs A.Harrison (Inn closed) | Greene, King | " " |
1926 Licence transferred to Jolly Butchers beerhouse in Exning |
both the above from David Rippinton's www.newmarketshops.info around 1969 please click here to go to the entry for the Cock