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Laxfield Swan inn

Laxfield Swan inn

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Closed between 1840 and 1920

Banyards Green / Church St

grid reference TM 300 729 (approximate location)

Having examined all available Hoxne licensing records (1913-1968) without finding any reference to this pub, we conclude it must have closed before 1913.

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Other nearby Suffolk pubs

Other nearby Suffolk pubs

Other nearby Suffolk pubs

•    King's Head (Low House) 0.37 mile
•    Royal Oak 0.43 mile
•    Huntingfield Arms 2.6 miles
•    Fox & Goose 3.7 miles
•    Swan 3.8 miles
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Historical interest

Historical interest

Historical interest

To be sold by auction Wed next… All the household furniture of Mr Charles Cross at the Swan in Laxfield, consisting of beds, tables, chairs, a 24 hour clock, coal range, three stoves, a copper, irons etc, a very good cow, two hogs, loads of wood, about 20 tuns of good hayIpswich Journal, 22 Nov 1783

Landlords

Landlords

Landlords

1783: Mr Charles Cross ((at the Swan in Laxfield - 22 Nov))

1841: Wm Chaston ((Wheelwright, not shown as pub or publican, Head/45y/born outside Suffolk) [Wife Ann])

1844: William Chaston ((beer retailer - pub not named))

1851: Ann Cheston ((Beer retailer, Church St., pub not named, Head/Widow/48y/born Hilboro, Norfolk))

1855: Ann Chaston ((beer retailer - pub not named))

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