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The white-painted brick Three Tuns building stands next to a corrugated metal structure, with a pub sign hanging from a pole.

Three Tuns before demolition ©Mark on Flickr

Three Tuns, Welney

History of the Three Tuns, Welney

1794 Bartholomew Ward (licensee)

1836 – 1850 Elizabeth Gill

1858 – 1971 Richard Gross

1875 – 1883 Henry Lavender

1888 Isaac Lavender

1890 – 1904 William Haws

1908 – 1912 Alfred Woolard


1911

Alfred Woollard, 66, inn keeper, b Mildenhall

Hannah, 58, b Mildenhall

Alfred William, 29, farm labourer, b Mildenhall

Albert, 25, farm labourer, b Mildenhall

Archibald George, 22, farm labourer, b Mildenhall

Charles Edward, 19, farm labourer, b Mildenhall

Florence Ethel, 17, b Mildenhall

Betram, 11, b Mildenhall

Annie, grand daughter, 2, Burnt Fen Cambs


1913 – 1933 Hannah Woolard

1942 George Butcher

1952 William Kent

1957 – 1962 Todd Kent

1962 – 1966 Harry Bullen

1966 – 1995 Mabs Waring

1995 – 2001 John Waring

2001 pub closed

2008 demolished

For more information about the Three Tuns see:

http://www.welney.org.uk/pubs/three-tuns/3-tuns.htm

 

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