Jolly Fisherman


http://www.crasterhistory.org.uk/Walks/Jolly%20Fisherman/Jolly%20Fisherman.html

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Jolly Fisherman, Craster


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    "...The Jolly Fisherman was established by Charles Archbold in 1847. Originally it was confined to the northern half of its present site and later it was extended into the cottage on the southern side. Written in 1957, Eva Archbold's history of the village notes: "The public house or Jolly Fisherman as it is now called was stated to have Charles Archbold and his wife Mary as inn-keepers. This was Charles Archbold, son of John Archbold and Rachel Gilchrist, married 1772.) Charles died in 1855 and Mary kept it until 1859 when Robert Grey took over....."

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    Craster Local History Group

  • Source

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    Link: http://www.crasterhistory.org.uk/Walks/Jolly%20Fisherman/Jolly%20Fisherman.html
    Resource type: Text/Website
    Added by: Simon Cotterill
    Last modified: 3 years, 3 months ago
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