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By Bill Exley
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The Crown - date not known
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15 (& 17) The Hill, 2001
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Situated halfway down The Hill opposite the village butcher, the number is 15 today but it has had different numbers on the door over the years. It was called 'The Rose and Crown' way back in 1854. This numbering was due to the newcomers to the village in filling with bungalows, and other old cottages being demolished.
| Mrs Eliz Reid (Probably a beer house only) | 1854 |
| Mrs Sara Reid | 1869 |
| First license granted to James Samway | |
| Owned by Emily Ann Day of Days Brewery, St. Neots. | 1876 |
| Mrs Eliz Mary Samway (Widow) | 1898 |
| William W. Norman | 1903 - 1910 |
| Stopped being a pub around | 1919 |
| Now a private Dwelling and as such was inhabited by:- | |
| Reginald and Phyllis Ashwell | 1946-69 |
| Mrs Phyllis Ashwell | 1975-1976 |
| Mrs Violet Allen | 1976-83 |
| Alan and Teresa Williams | 1983- ? |
| Edward (Eddie) Prior | ? |
Page last updated 19th April 2004 by Colin Hinson.