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The Licensees of The Odd Whim
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John Saxon purchased the building and turned it
into a public house called the Odd Whim in 1837. The pub’s licensees
were also its owners until Thomas Shaw‘s executors passed it on to
Joseph Shaw in 1891. Six years later brewer I
H Lees took over. Walker & Homfray’s purchased the Odd Whim in 1923,
and they merged with Wilson’s Brewery in 1949. The pub was renamed the
STAMFORD PARK HOTEL around 1880, and it remained as such until 1971,
when the original name was reinstated. The
Oddwhim Public House close its doors for the last time on
Sunday 30th May 2004, last orders being called for
the final (the end) time at 10-50pm. |
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John Saxon
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1837-1838
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John Evering |
1843-1844
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Sarah Everington
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1847-1848
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Luke Williamson
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1851-1855
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Elizabeth Knott
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1857-1858
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Elizabeth Hurst
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1858-1859
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Benjamin Bradbury
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1860-1861
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Edward Hall
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1868-1869
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Samuel Taylor
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1870-1871
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Thomas Shaw
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1873-1874
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Edward Mills
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1877-1888
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Charles Ward
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1889-1890
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William Hattersley
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1892-1897
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Jonathan Hirst
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1897-1905
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Joseph Sidebottom
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1905-1910
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Susannah Townley
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1910-1912
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William Henshaw
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1912-1913
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William H Hale
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1913-1914
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Thomas Williams
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1914-1915
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Thomas M Brooks
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1915-1916
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Francis J Mullins
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1916-1917
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John L Jones
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1917-1919
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John Percival
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1919-1930
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Arthur H Kennedy
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1930-1954
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Bridget Kennedy
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1954-1960
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Mary E 0 Garforth
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1960-May
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Robert C Lowe
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1960-1965
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Thomas E Pounder
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1965-1969
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Grahame S Peel
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1969-1981
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Giuseppe Bellavia
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1981-1986
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Ian Wilkinson
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1986-1990
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Peter Newall
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1990-2004
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