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A white building with a tiled roof stands beside a thatched cottage, with a person standing in the inn's central doorway.

White Hart Inn, Linton c.1878

White Hart Inn, (6) High Street, Linton

History of the White Hart Inn

White Hart Inn was demolished in 1911. It had been owned by Hawkes Brewery of Stortford.

1881 6 High Street

Frederic Fairhead, 36, inn keeper, b Essex

Mary Ann, 31, b Yorks

Anne F, 10, b Essex

Alethea E, 8, b Essex

Frederic, 7, b Essex

Mary M, 6, b Essex

Charles W, 5, b Essex

Grace E, 3, b Essex

Thomas H, 6 mos, b Essex

Thomas Savil, lodger, widower, 76, ag.lab., b Linton


1891

William Spencer, 35, public house manager, b Herts

Eleanor, 25, b Essex

Jane,  5, b Middlesex

John, 3, b Middlesex

Ellen, 1, b Herts


1901 White Hart

John E Hendry, 47, publican, b Surrey

Ellen, 47, b Surrey

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