{"id":1909,"date":"2013-01-20T21:23:20","date_gmt":"2013-01-20T21:23:20","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/crowle.org\/?p=1909"},"modified":"2014-09-23T19:08:12","modified_gmt":"2014-09-23T19:08:12","slug":"cross-keys-market-place","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/crowle.org\/?p=1909","title":{"rendered":"Cross Keys, Market Place"},"content":{"rendered":"

Closed \u2013 1999 Converted into offices<\/p>\n

History<\/strong><\/p>\n

Nathaniel Brunyee was responsible for rebuilding the Cross Keys Hotel in 1832. His son Samuel Cornelius Brunyee was a wealthy farmer who lived at Sand Hall and, according to the 1881 census, farmed 1100
\nacres.
\nHe inherited the Cross Keys Hotel when his father died. He, himself, died at the age of 43 in 1893. The pub remained in Brunyee ownership until it was sold by auction in 1920.<\/p>\n

\"J.<\/a>

J. Vause – Porter Bottle<\/p><\/div>\n

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\"Mare<\/a>

Mare – James Mell – Cross Keys
Stamford Mercury
Friday 24 February 183<\/p><\/div>\n

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\"J.<\/a>

J. Vause. Porter Bottle<\/p><\/div>\n

Owners<\/b><\/p>\n

1872\u00a0John Brunyee, Tickhill (Register of licences)
\n????\u00a0Samuel Cornelius Brunyee, Sand Hall, Crowle (Register of licences)
\n1892 [The executors of] Samuel Cornelius Brunyee, Sand Hall, Crowle
\n1903 S. C. Brunyee’s Trustees, Crowle
\n????\u00a0(Leased to The New Trent Brewery Co)
\n<\/em>???? (The Barnsley Brewery Co)
\n???? John Fox & Sons Crowle<\/p>\n

Licensees \u2013 as listed in the Register of Licences granted in the Western Division Hundred of Manley in the parts of Lindsey in the County of Lincoln [1872 to circa 1940]<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Licensed Premises<\/b><\/td>\nLicensee<\/b><\/td>\nDate of Transfer<\/b><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cross Keys<\/td>\nJohn Forster<\/td>\n6 Sep 1872<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cross Keys<\/td>\nMoses Furniss<\/td>\n28 May 1875<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cross Keys<\/td>\nHenry Hill<\/td>\n14 Jan 1892<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cross Keys<\/td>\nFrancis Charles Lucop<\/td>\n10 May 1894<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cross Keys<\/td>\nJoanathan Coakes<\/td>\n9 May 1895<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cross Keys<\/td>\nJohn E Richardson<\/td>\n14 Jan 1897<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cross Keys<\/td>\nWilliam Thomas Barker<\/td>\n4 Oct 1900<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cross Keys<\/td>\nJohn Ogle<\/td>\n5 Jul 1906<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cross Keys<\/td>\nJames Shannon<\/td>\n13 Feb 1908<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cross Keys<\/td>\nWilliam Johnson Oughtibridge<\/td>\n10 Feb 1910<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cross Keys<\/td>\nAnnie Briggs<\/td>\n6 Feb 1913<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cross Keys<\/td>\nArthur Pashley<\/td>\n10 Jul 1925<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cross Keys<\/td>\nJohn Bertie Bluff<\/td>\n12 Nov 1925<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cross Keys<\/td>\nAnthony Frank Slack<\/td>\n12 Sep 1929<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cross Keys<\/td>\nReuben Maw<\/td>\n7 May 1931<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cross Keys<\/td>\nWilliam Balding<\/td>\n11 Jul 1935<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cross Keys<\/td>\nFrederick Somerset<\/td>\n9 May 1940<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

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Trade Directories<\/strong><\/p>\n

1828 Thomas Pycott (Pigot & Co Directory of Lincolnshire, 1828)
\n1835 James Mell (Pigot & Co Directory of Lincolnshire, 1835)
\n1841 James Mell \u2013 Innkeeper (1841 Census)
\n1841 James Mell (Pigot & Co Directory of Lincolnshire, 1841)
\n1851 James Mell \u2013 Innkeeper (1851 Census)
\n1856 John Vause (Crowle Directory, 1856)
\n1861 John Vause \u2013 Innkeeper (1861 Census)
\n1861 John Vause, Sen (Post Office Directory of Lincolnshire, 1861)
\n1868 John Forster (Post Office Directory of Lincolnshire, 1868)
\n1871 John Forster \u2013 Hotel Keeper (1871 Census)
\n1872 John Forster (White\u2019s History, Gazetteer & Directory of Lincolnshire, 1872)
\n1875 Moses Furniss – Temporary License granted (Lincolnshire Chronicle – Friday 21 May 1875)
\n1881 Moses Furniss \u2013 Innkeeper (1881 Census)
\n1885 Moses Furniss (Kelly\u2019s Directory of Lincolnshire, 1885)
\n1889 Moses Furniss (Kelly\u2019s Directory of Lincolnshire, 1889)
\n1891 Moses Furniss \u2013 Hotel Keeper (1891 Census)
\n1896 Jonathan Coates ( Kelly\u2019s Directory of Lincolnshire)
\n1901 William Thomas Barker \u2013 Hotel Proprietor (1901 Census)
\n1905 (Kelly\u2019s Directory of Lincolnshire)
\n1906 John Ogle, Cross Keys, Crowle, was fined 10\/- and costs 4\/6 for selling gin adulterated to the extent of 2 degrees below the legal limit, on the 21st November. Defendant stated that it was old stock, and he considered evaporation was the cause. (Epworth Bells Jan 5th 1907)
\n1909 James Shannon (Kelly\u2019s Directory of Lincolnshire)
\n1911 William Johnson Oughtibridge \u2013 Hotel Keeper (1911 Census)
\n1913 Annie Briggs (Mrs) (Kelly\u2019s Directory of Lincolnshire)
\n1919 Annie Briggs (Mrs) (Kelly\u2019s Directory of Lincolnshire)<\/p>\n

1966 Carnaby (Avril Turner Project)<\/p>\n

1910 Tax Assessment Report;<\/strong>
\nOccupier: A Briggs \u2013 From 13 May 1906 late W J Oughtibridge
\nOwner: Nathaniel Brunyee
\nParticulars: Good commercial hotel with food trade situated in the Market Place in fair condition.
\nDescription of Buildings:
\nGround floor: Commercial Room, Smoke Room, Tap Room
\n1st floor: Sitting Room, Club Room, 2 Beds, Bath Room, Lavatory
\n2nd floor: 6 Beds
\nOutside: Wash kitchen, Stabling for 3+2 Horses, Billiard Room\u00a0(not used over)<\/p>\n

Listed Building Designation<\/strong><\/p>\n

SE 7612-7712 CROWLE MARKET PLACE (north side)
\n17\/51 No 10 (The Cross Keys Inn)
\nGV II
\nInn. C18 origins, rebuilt 1832. Brown brick in Flemish bond, rendered to left return. Concrete tile roof. L-shaped on plan: double-depth main range has 2-room, central entrance-hall front with former passage to left now a room; single-room wing to rear right. 3 storeys, 4 bays, with wide bay to left. Rounded angle to right. Entrance to third bay has 2 steps to 6-beaded-panel door and plain overlight in ribbed reveal and roll-moulded architrave beneath keyed and channelled wedge lintel. Slightly recessed 16-pane ground-floor sashes with painted ashlar sills and similar lintels, the window to left inserted in blocked former carriage opening with raised stone tablet above inscribed: Rebuilt 1832
\nSimilar 16-pane first-floor sashes, unequal 9-pane second-floor sashes in similar surrounds. Moulded wooden eaves board. Hipped roof. Right return, facing High Street, has single 9-pane sashes to first and second floor of main range, and a pair ground-floor sashes and single first-floor sash with glazing bars to rear wing. Interior: open-well staircase with ramped grip handrail, turned newel posts and plain stick balusters; moulded cornices to ground floor.
\nListing NGR: SE7730612833<\/p>\n

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\"Cross<\/a>

Cross Keys Advert – Crowle Advertiser 1881 Nov 19<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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