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Black Bull, Long Stanton

History of the Black Bull

1881 Black Bull

John Pink, 38, brewer and publican Black Bull

In 1871 John Pink and family were living on the Over Road, Long Stanton

Elizabeth née Doggett, 37, b Long Stanton

Frances, 14, general servant, b Long Stanton

Julia, 11, b Long Stanton

Florence, 9, b Long Stanton

Ernest, 6, b Long Stanton

Nelly, 3, b Long Stanton

Alice, 1, b Long Stanton


1891 Black Bull

John Pink, 45, brewer, b Long Stanton


1901 Black Bull

Thomas Lunn, 37, licensed victualler, b Staffs.

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